Pudding Mill Lane

That's with the help of Pudding Mill Land, a new mixed-use development at the base of Pudding Mill Lane DLR station in Stratford. In four phases of works over the next 15 years to 2033, this major project will create a new residential and commercial urban quarter.

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Over 942 new high quality homes will be built at Pudding Mill Lane and a minimum of 45% will be affordable. Additionally, the 30,000 of high quality commercial space will be used for a variety of retail, community and leisure activities providing economic benefits to the local economy and employment opportunities to support an inclusive community.

The Olympic Park Legacy Company has identified the site as an area that can accommodate substantial growth and regeneration, creating jobs and up-skilling options for East Londoners. The area hosted on the innovation district will be Pudding Mill Lane and it will link with the Innovation Cluster at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, as well as The Knowledge, Culture and Education District.

As the largest mixed-use district under development in North America, the area is being planned as a magnet for entrepreneurs, innovators, and businesses to establish themselves alongside cultural institutions that support sustained innovation and equitable growth.

Pudding Mill Lane is located within Stratford a short walk from the DLR station at Pudding Mill Lane, providing residents and businesses easy access to central London in east, west, north and south. It will also appeal to buyers seeking to live close to the Olympic Park, with its acres of burgeoning green spaces and outdoor recreation facilities.

The first phase is expected to enter construction in early 2026, while the entire rebuild will be completed by 2033. Every phase is intended to be a step forward in improving the community infrastructure, housing and commercial options.

Pudding Mill Lane is a major investment in the future of Stratford and East London. As the plan evolves, it will, eventually, serve as a catalyst for growth of neighborhood economic development and draw a more diverse population to populate urban redevelopment.