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Haringey Council's commitment to build 3,000 new council homes by 2031

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Haringey Council recently approved plans for nine new council homes at Kings Road Car Park, contributing to its 3,000-home target.

Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing approved plans in September 2026 to develop nine new four-bedroom council homes at Kings Road Car Park, N17. This project, with a total scheme cost of £3,950,256, will transform an underutilised car park into social housing, addressing the shortage of larger affordable homes.

This development is a key part of Haringey Council's commitment to build 3,000 new council homes by 2031. The strategy aims to provide much-needed family-sized social housing and includes environmental improvements to the local area.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing approved nine new four-bedroom council homes at Kings Road Car Park in September 2026. Source
  2. The Kings Road Car Park project has a total scheme cost of £3,950,256. Source
  3. Haringey Council aims to build 3,000 new council homes by 2031. Source
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