Places for London
The Limmo Peninsula, a five-hectare brownfield site in East London, is set to be transformed into a thriving new neighbourhood. This ambitious residential-led development aims to deliver approximately 1,400 new homes, playing a crucial role in addressing London's urgent housing needs. Formerly a vital staging ground for the construction of the Elizabeth line, where tunnelling machines were lowered, the site is now poised for a new chapter of urban regeneration.
Basic Information
- Category: real estate investing
- Website: https://www.placesforlondon.co.uk/
Evidence and Sources
- Places for London — Official Site (official)
- Places for London on instagram (social)
- Places for London on linkedin (social)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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The Limmo Peninsula, a five-hectare brownfield site in East London, is set to be transformed into a thriving new neighbourhood. This ambitious residential-led development aims to deliver approximately 1,400 new homes, playing a crucial role in addressing London's urgent housing needs. Formerly a vital staging ground for the construction of the Elizabeth line, where tunnelling machines were lowered, the site is now poised for a new chapter of urban regeneration.
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