Issue

reduction of family housing stock

1 story · 1 council

Councils are not currently discussing the reduction of family housing stock.

Councils are not currently discussing the reduction of family housing stock, which refers to the conversion of family homes into other types of accommodation like Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The Greenwich Local Planning Committee approved plans to convert a single-family dwelling into a five-bed HMO in Plumstead in July 2025.

This decision, made despite strong objections from local residents and Councillor Raja Zeeshan, raised concerns about potential noise, parking issues, antisocial behaviour, and the over-concentration of HMOs. No upcoming council meetings are scheduled to discuss the reduction of family housing stock.

Key facts

  1. Greenwich Local Planning Committee approved an HMO conversion at 21 Donaldson Road, Plumstead, on 07 July 2025. Source
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  1. Plumstead HMO Approved Despite Resident Concerns Plans to convert a single-family dwelling into a five-bed house in multiple occupation (HMO) at 21 Donaldson Road, Plumstead, have been approved by the Greenwich Local Planning... Greenwich 10 July 2025