385 co-living rooms proposed in Homerton High Street redevelopment

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385 co-living rooms proposed in Homerton High Street redevelopment

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A planning application has been filed concerning the transformation of a location situated on Homerton High Street.

The scheme involves removing the current structures and constructing a mixed-use scheme incorporating residential units alongside accommodation designed for co-living purposes.

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The following summary details all submissions received by the London Borough of Hackney:

Unit 1, 150 – 164 Homerton High Street, Hackney, London, E9 6JA. Wrecking and reconstruction of the premises for a mixed-use arrangement comprising two towers ranging from 4 to 23 levels, delivering 385 co-living units. Ref. No: 2026/1436

61-63 Wallis Road, Hackney, London, E9 5LH. Submission for a non-material amendment to existing planning consent, seeking a small adjustment to the energy strategy for the scheme. Ref. No: 2026/1818

40 Islington High Street, N1 8EQ. Alteration of use and modifications to the existing premises to create a mixed-use arrangement, maintaining some Class E commercial space, adding a hotel and Class F1 uses, together with refreshed public areas and entry points. Ref. No: 2026/1807

79 Lenthall Road, Hackney, London, E8 3JN. Proposed fitting of solar photovoltaic panels to the principal roof section. Ref. No: 2026/1691

76 De Beauvoir Road, Hackney, London, N1 5AT. Tree maintenance on an ash specimen involving crown trimming of roughly 2m in height and 1m in width, plus removal of branches from telephone cabling. Ref. No: 2026/1626

92 Northwold Road, London, E5 8RL. Conversion of the ground floor and basement retail space into a three-bedroom flat, including associated external alterations. Ref. No: 2026/1482

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