Huguenot House redevelopment project
Westminster Cabinet approved the Huguenot House redevelopment project in July 2025, paving the way for a mixed-use transformation.
Westminster Cabinet approved the Huguenot House redevelopment project in July 2025, allowing the council to proceed with transforming the aging building. The decision, made on 14 July 2025, enables the council to enter a development agreement with Altius Real Estate Limited and Erith Contractors.
The project aims to create a modern, mixed-use space with affordable housing, commercial and leisure facilities, and public realm improvements. A Cabinet Report Part A stated that the redevelopment will fund essential council services and contribute to the council's Fairer Westminster strategy.
Key facts
- Westminster Cabinet approved the Huguenot House redevelopment project on 14 July 2025. Source
- The project involves the council entering a development agreement with Altius Real Estate Limited and Erith Contractors. Source
- The project aims to provide a greater volume of affordable homes. Source
- The project aims to fund essential council services. Source
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