Brent Council has given the green light to Quintain’s £140m Wembley Park masterplan in north-west London.
The plans call for a new seven-acre park, a multi-use games area and a lake as well as 4,850 new homes, and 1m sq ft of offices and start-up workspaces.
Quintain will also develop a new primary school, nursery and GP clinic as well as new car and coach park facilities for use by Wembley Stadium visitors on event days.
, Quintain has already invested more than £800m in the site since acquiring it in 2002, developing the London Designer Outlet, a 361‐bed four‐star Hilton hotel, and 760 homes with a further 600 under construction and 660 student accommodation rooms.
Max James, chief executive of Quintain, said: “We are excited to be playing such a pivotal role in creating the next chapter of this great city. With the support of our backers, Lone Star, we are creating a vision for Wembley that will fulfil its global heritage as the most famous sports and music destination in the world.”
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