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Land·Gap

How much land each council still has to find for new homes

Land gaps in London

Councils in London with complete brownfield registers need 37,225 new homes a year between them. Their registers cover 88% of 5 years of that.

Councils in London, lowest brownfield cover first
CouncilHomes a yearBrownfield coversStill to find
City of London157 13% 682
Newham2,277 15% 9,726
Richmond upon Thames2,464 19% 9,997
Lambeth3,050 19% 12,311
Hammersmith and Fulham2,702 38% 8,324
Kensington and Chelsea4,525 42% 13,083
Islington2,362 54% 5,407
Camden2,934 87% 1,874
Hounslow2,086 99% 80
Croydon2,843 130% none
Wandsworth4,243 136% none
Waltham Forest2,542 139% none
Greenwich2,492 168% none
Lewisham2,547 213% none
Barking and Dagenham1,338 register incomplete —
Barnet4,047 register incomplete —
Bexley1,898 register incomplete —
Brent3,047 register incomplete —
Bromley2,880 register incomplete —
Ealing3,276 register incomplete —
Enfield2,639 register incomplete —
Hackney2,474 register incomplete —
Haringey2,841 register incomplete —
Harrow2,258 register incomplete —
Havering1,947 register incomplete —
Hillingdon2,339 register incomplete —
Kingston upon Thames1,551 register incomplete —
Merton2,050 register incomplete —
Redbridge2,416 register incomplete —
Southwark2,806 register incomplete —
Sutton1,651 register incomplete —
Tower Hamlets2,050 register incomplete —
Westminster4,151 register incomplete —