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Newham Council's Cabinet approved changing housing tenure at Greenhill Centre to increase affordable homes.

Newham Council's Cabinet approved changing the housing tenure for 25 units at the Greenhill Centre development in March 2026. This decision, which also affected Burgoyne's Depot, converted the tenure from London Affordable Rent and Shared Ownership to solely London Affordable Rent. The aim was to address temporary accommodation pressures and enhance financial viability.

The change is intended to increase the number of genuinely affordable homes delivered at the Greenhill Centre, a development site in Newham, London. Originally, the plan for the 25 units at Greenhill Centre was for them to be Shared Ownership homes. No further discussions or decisions are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Newham Council's Cabinet approved a change in housing tenure for 41 units in March 2026. Source
  2. 25 units at Greenhill Centre will be converted to London Affordable Rent. Source
  3. The original plan for Greenhill Centre was 25 Shared Ownership homes. Source
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