New Build Homes Completing in 2030 in London
✅ 26,081 new homes for 2030 from £320,500.✅ 27 off-plan developments from 24 developers. Reserve now.
Canada Water
by British Land Canada WaterHigh rise up to 40 storeys with coworking, cafes, shops, bike storage, parking and new public spaces, close to parks, schools, gyms and major transport links
Riverstone King’s Road Park
by Riverstone Fulham BroadwayLater living building with 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, landscaped gardens, club lounge, restaurant, bar, library, vitality pool and tailored on site care services
Camley Street
by Ballymore Camden RoadSustainable mixed use new build with bold architecture, green spaces, business and innovation space, schools, gyms, shops and parks all within easy walking distance
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Leegate Shopping Centre
by London Square LeeMixed use scheme with homes, supermarket, public house, restaurant, clinical space, green areas, play spaces, secure cycle storage and car club for sustainable living
Park View Place
by Weston Homes Sudbury Hill Large mixed tenure scheme of 850 homes with 40 percent public open space, ground floor community centre, play areas, a pedestrian green route plus sensitive massing.
North Middlesex University Hospital
by Vistry Group White Hart LaneEnergy efficient new homes with 1 to 4 rooms, dual aspect, triple glazing and low carbon heat, near healthcare, green space, nursery, cafes, parks and shops
Vicarage Field
by Pinebridge Investments BarkingMixed use new build homes with flexible 1, 2 and 3 room layouts, strong investment potential, reduced price, modern design, green spaces and excellent connectivity.
Somerleyton
by Lambeth Council BrixtonLarge scale regeneration project with 379 new homes, green corridor, civic square, gym, shops, bright passage, intergenerational gardens and sustainable design.
Site A Church Street
by Westminster City Council Edgware RoadNew 14 storey development with coworking areas, cycle parking, social and landscaped spaces, near shops, schools, hospitals, gyms and fast transport links
Earls Court
by Delancey Earl's Court Sustainable mixed use project with about 1,300 new homes, offices, shops and leisure spaces, over 20 acres of landscaped public areas and strong transport links.
One Portal Way
by Imperial College London North ActonMixed use development with strong jobs growth, green squares, pedestrian friendly design, key worker housing and excellent transport links, a smart long term investment
No.1 Hampstead
by Bentry Capital HampsteadLow density new build with 1, 2 and 3 bedroom lateral apartments, high ceilings and large windows, near parks, schools and transport, with a reduced purchase price
Vauxhall Cross Island
by VCI Property Holding Limited VauxhallStriking twin towers by Zaha Hadid with hotel, gym, offices, shops, public square and green spaces, offering modern design, strong connectivity and investment potential
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
32-34 Avenue Road
by Not yet determined Swiss CottageExpansive 8 bedroom mansion on a rare wide plot with exceptional views, luxury spa, cinema, wine cellar, car lift, staff quarters and private lift to all floors
Lewisham Shopping Centre
by Thornsett Group WimbledonA human focused mixed use hub with green spaces, walkable streets, workspaces, schools, healthcare and cultural venues offers strong long term investment potential
Shoreditch Works
by The Estate Office Shoreditch Old StreetMixed use regeneration with heritage buildings and modern eco design, bright flexible interiors, coworking, gardens and strong transport and lifestyle links
Harriott, Apsley & Pattison Houses
by Tower Hamlets Council Shadwell Modern sustainable building with 407 homes, new community centre, landscaped communal spaces, easy access to schools, shops, gyms, parks, hospital and transport.
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Project Flourish (Sainsbury’s Ladbroke Grove)
by Ballymore Kensal GreenMixed use development with 2,519 homes, community hub, modern high street, larger supermarket, green parks, play zones, canal basin, civic park and improved transport.
Buying a New Build Home in London — Completion 2030
Properties completing in 2030 are at the earliest stages of development, often in site preparation or ground-breaking phases. This long-horizon approach offers some of the lowest available entry prices in the London new build market. It specifically targets investors and forward-planning buyers looking for maximum capital growth by the time the building is delivered in four years.
There are currently 27 new build developments in London scheduled for 2030 handover. Reserving at this stage secures today’s pricing, allowing for potential appreciation as the surrounding infrastructure and neighbourhood mature during the construction period.
FAQ: New Build Homes Completing in 2030 in London
For long-term investors, yes. Early reservation secures the deepest discounts available at launch. London’s housing shortage ensures that demand for modern, efficient properties remains high, supporting value growth over a 4-year construction period.
UK off-plan purchases are protected by the Consumer Code for Home Builders and major warranty providers like NHBC. Deposits are held in protected solicitor accounts, and contracts include exit clauses if the developer fails to meet longstop completion dates.
Yes. London rental demand for new build properties is consistently strong due to their energy efficiency and high-specification finishes. Most modern developments are designed with the rental market in mind, featuring concierge services and residents’ amenities.