New Homes Hexagon project
Lambeth Council is accelerating its New Homes Programme, which includes the Hexagon project, to deliver more affordable housing.
Lambeth Council's Cabinet approved accelerating its New Homes Programme in March 2026, aiming to deliver 10,000 new homes over the next decade. This programme targets 40% affordable housing to address the borough's housing crisis, which includes over 28,000 households on the waiting list.
The New Homes Hexagon project, a partnership with Countryside Properties (UK) Limited, was approved by Lambeth Council's Cabinet in July 2025. This project will deliver over 500 new homes across six council-owned sites, with 50% designated as affordable housing.
Councillor Danial Adilypour, Deputy Leader of the Council (Housing, Investment, & New Homes), confirmed that 70% of the affordable homes within the Hexagon project would be for social rent. The project is subject to planning permission for its sites, which include Denby, Kennedy, Wotton, Blackhall, and Jonathan.
Key facts
- Lambeth Council approved accelerating its New Homes Programme in March 2026. Source
- The accelerated programme aims to deliver 10,000 new homes over ten years. Source
- The programme targets 40% affordable housing. Source
- The New Homes Hexagon project was approved in July 2025. Source
- The Hexagon project will deliver over 500 new homes across six sites. Source
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