Organisation

Notting Hill Genesis

4 stories · discussed at 4 council meetings · 5 councils

Notting Hill Genesis is involved in new housing procurement, property sales leading to tenant displacement, and changes to regeneration projects.

Ealing Council's Cabinet approved plans in October 2026 to procure a contractor for 100 new council homes in Northolt through the Notting Hill Genesis framework. This decision grants authority to issue an Invitation to Tender in February 2027, with construction anticipated to begin in October 2028.

In September 2026, Southwark Council heard from St James' Estate tenants facing displacement. A tenants' deputation highlighted that 182 households are affected after their homes, previously managed by Notting Hill Genesis, were sold to investors for conversion into Houses of Multiple Occupation.

Separately, Southwark Council reassumed direct control over future phases of the Aylesbury Estate regeneration in March 2026, varying its agreement with Notting Hill Genesis. Notting Hill Genesis will continue to complete three existing phases of the renewal project.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council's Cabinet approved plans in October 2026 to procure a contractor for the Mandeville housing development through the Notting Hill Genesis framework. Source
  2. In September 2026, a deputation to Southwark Council stated that 182 households on St James' Estate face displacement after homes previously managed by Notting Hill Genesis were sold. Source
  3. Southwark Council reassumed control over future phases of the Aylesbury Estate regeneration in March 2026, varying its agreement with Notting Hill Genesis. Source
  4. Notting Hill Genesis will continue to complete three existing phases of the Aylesbury Estate renewal project. Source
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  1. Mandeville housing development gets green light Ealing Council's Cabinet has approved plans for the Mandeville housing development, paving the way for the procurement of a main contractor to build 100 new council homes for... Ealing 9 October 2026
  2. St James' Tenants Face Displacement Due to HMO Conversions Tenants of St James' Estate in Southwark are facing displacement due to the conversion of their homes into Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The issue was raised during a... Southwark 27 September 2026
  3. Aylesbury Estate: Council takes back control of future phases Southwark Council has reassumed control over the future phases of the Aylesbury Estate regeneration, a significant shift that will see the local authority directly manage the... Southwark 20 March 2026
  4. Social Housing Landlords' Repair Times Vary Widely in Croydon Repair times for social housing managed by registered social landlords (RSLs) in Croydon vary significantly, according to a report presented to the Scrutiny Homes Sub-Committee... Croydon 9 November 2025