63 brownfield sites without permission in Brent
- No permission
- 63
- Homes they could take
- 13,282
- Application pending
- 1,938
- All live sites
- 199
Brent lists 199 live sites on its brownfield register. These are the ones with no planning permission or an application still undecided, largest first. 48 register entries give no housing estimate.
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BEGA2 - Staples Corner Growth Area
- Could take
- 1,989 homes
- Site area
- 42.7 ha
≈47 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Neasden Stations Growth Area
- Could take
- 1,879 homes
- Site area
- 13.0 ha
≈144 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Northwick Park Growth Area
- Could take
- 1,585 homes
- Site area
- 30.5 ha
≈52 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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First Way
- Could take
- 1,043 homes
- Site area
- 3.9 ha
≈266 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Bridge Park & Unisys Building
- Could take
- 505 homes
- Site area
- 2.7 ha
≈186 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Land to South of South Way
- Could take
- 500 homes
- Site area
- 1.7 ha
≈303 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
- Application pending
Colindale Retail Park, Multi-Storey Carpark and Southon House
- Could take
- 500 homes
- Site area
- 4.0 ha
≈124 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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The Torch/Kwik Fit Euro, 1-5 Bridge Road, HA9
- Could take
- 485 homes
- Site area
- 0.4 ha
≈1,276 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
- Application pending
Euro Car Parts, Corner of Fulton Road and Fifth Way, HA9
- Could take
- 450 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈398 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Brook Avenue
- Could take
- 450 homes
- Site area
- 1.5 ha
≈300 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Atlip Road
- Could take
- 450 homes
- Site area
- 1.2 ha
≈363 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Elm Road
- Could take
- 400 homes
- Site area
- 3.0 ha
≈134 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Asiatic Carpets
- Could take
- 380 homes
- Site area
- 3.4 ha
≈111 homes per hectare, typical of flats
- Application pending
Cricklewood Broadway Retail Park
- Could take
- 380 homes
- Site area
- 2.3 ha
≈164 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Chapmans and Sapcote Industrial Estate
- Could take
- 300 homes
- Site area
- 3.1 ha
≈96 homes per hectare, typical of flats
- Application pending
Minavil House, Rosemont Road, Wembley, HA0
- Could take
- 251 homes
- Site area
- 0.3 ha
≈837 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
- Application pending
Ark Elvin Academy, Cecil Avenue
- Could take
- 250 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈294 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Hereford House and Exeter Court
- Could take
- 250 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈278 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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William Dunbar House and William Saville House
- Could take
- 213 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈333 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Harlesden Plaza
- Could take
- 208 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈224 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Sainsbury's Alperton
- Could take
- 200 homes
- Site area
- 3.1 ha
≈65 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Former Wembley Youth Centre / Dennis Jackson Centre London Road
- Could take
- 170 homes
- Site area
- 1.0 ha
≈177 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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B&M Homestore & Cobbold Industrial Estate
- Could take
- 160 homes
- Site area
- 3.0 ha
≈53 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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College of North West London Wembley
- Could take
- 155 homes
- Site area
- 0.4 ha
≈419 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats