Greater London Authority housing targets
Ealing Council is progressing a residential development to help meet its Greater London Authority housing targets.
Ealing Council's Cabinet approved a development agreement in February 2026 for the Gurnell residential site, which will contribute to meeting the borough's housing targets set by the Greater London Authority. This residential development is considered enabling development, with its proceeds intended to fund a new leisure centre at the Gurnell Leisure Centre site.
These housing targets are set by the Greater London Authority for boroughs within London, forming part of the statutory spatial development strategy for the Greater London area. Councils work to meet these targets through various development projects across their boroughs.
Key facts
- Ealing Council's Cabinet approved a development agreement for the Gurnell residential site on February 11, 2026. Source
- The Gurnell residential development will contribute to meeting Ealing's housing targets set by the Greater London Authority. Source
- Proceeds from the Gurnell residential development are intended to fund a new leisure centre. Source
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