New build homes and developments in Poplar
✅ 75 new build developments in Poplar from 47 developers✅ 9,779 new homes for sale across 75 developments in Poplar district
Orchard Wharf by Regal London
by Regal London Canning TownWaterside mixed use scheme with affordable homes, student beds, last mile logistics, offices, landscaped gardens and new pedestrian route to the river basin
Chrisp Street
by Telford Homes Canary Wharf Modern new build with green spaces, shops, schools and gyms nearby, easy transport links and durable finishes, designed for flexible 1, 2 and 3 room living layouts
Kantha Quarter
by EWL Living Development Company All Saints Modern high quality development with secure access, landscaped public spaces, energy efficient design, strong infrastructure and long term investment potential
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Calico Wharf
by Risland Bromley-by-Bow Modern riverside homes with 0, 1, 2 and 3 rooms, landscaped gardens, gym, coworking, concierge, secure entry and parking, near parks, schools and cafes
Rivermark
by Taylor Wimpey Canning Town Riverside homes with modern design, large windows, gardens, rooftop terraces, concierge, lounge, social spaces and classrooms offer strong long term investment potential
The Langdon
by Aitch Group Langdon ParkA modern sustainable building by Dowen Farmer Architects with 65 stylish 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, landscaped gardens and excellent local amenities nearby
Vincent Wharf
by Gateway Housing Association Langdon Park Shared ownership 1 and 2 bedroom homes from £410,000 with private outdoor space, landscaped courtyard, roof terrace and modern interiors for light, comfortable living
Vetro
by Rockwell Westferry Thirty storey landmark with river views, podium garden, gym, sauna and concierge, elegant brick and glass design, luxurious interiors and strong rental appeal
Limmo Peninsula
by Ballymore Canning Town Riverside development with long shoreline, green spaces, riverside promenade, car free focus, excellent public transport, shops and services within walking distance
Spire London
by Greenland WestferryA 67 storey tower with spa, pool, gym, cinema, roof gardens and concierge, near offices, parks, schools, cafes, transport links and airports
Mill Harbour
by Ballymore Canary Wharf New landmark with over 1,500 homes, parks, schools, theatre and medical, gym and shopping nearby, offering green space, culture and strong long term investment potential
Peninsula Gardens
by Knight Dragon North GreenwichModern riverside brick buildings beside parks, creative quarter and sports, close to shops, schools, cafes and transport, offering strong growth and lifestyle potential
All new homes in Poplar in London
If you are looking for a new development to buy in Poplar in London, there are 75 new build homes in our catalogue.
New builds in Poplar, London Zone 2, are typically modern developments with prices slightly below the averages. Most of these homes are ready to move, with around 30% already sold out. It suggests competitive market settings and rising demand in the area.
In fact, our data suggest Poplar enters the top 10 London neighbourhoods regarding the number of new build developments. Affordable prices, efficient location in Zone 2, and buying incentives are several factors that drive most of the area's property appeal.
There are also several new builds available via off-plan sales (buying before the completion, often at lower prices). Poplar Riverside by developer St William, Rivermark by Taylor Wimpey, and 35 Byron Street by Aitch Group are some of the most sought-after new builds with apartment launches in 2023 and beyond.
Prices for property in Poplar
The cost of new build houses in Poplar in London starts from £339,950.
The maximum price for apartments does not exceed £1,390,000.
Property features in Poplar
The completion date varies from 2026 to 2030. You can buy a house that is currently already commissioned.
Sorting by individual parameters makes search easier. With the help of our web-site, you can buy an apartment in a new home much faster as there is no need to waste your time on understanding the complex housing market.