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Search the Public Notice PortalHundreds of new student homes could be built in Stratford, London.
Telford Living has exchanged contracts to acquire a major site on International Way, Stratford, from the Department for Transport (DfT) and HS1, and has submitted a planning application for a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA)-led mixed-use development.
If approved, construction would begin in 2028, with completion targeted for 2032.
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Alex Taylor, senior vice president and head of Telford Living, said: "The acquisition of this site and submission of our planning application represent two significant milestones for Telford Living and a clear demonstration of our strategy in action.
"Our move into PBSA reflects the strength of demand in the sector and our commitment to diversifying across all living tenures, supported by our strong balance sheet and track record of unlocking complex sites. Stratford is one of London's great regeneration success stories and we believe this scheme will make a positive contribution to the area's next chapter.
"Our proposal would activate one of the final development opportunities around Stratford International Station, delivering 749 high-quality student homes alongside new public spaces, investment and improvements to the local environment."
The plans include 749 student beds across two buildings, with half designated as affordable student housing.
The site, currently used for parking and railway operations, would be transformed into a mixed-use scheme with landscaped public areas, improved pedestrian links and flexible public space.
Located immediately north of Stratford International Station and opposite Westfield Stratford, the project is designed to support London’s student population while contributing to the ongoing regeneration of the area.
This is Telford Living’s first acquisition since its rebrand and underscores its expansion into new sectors including build-to-rent and co-living.
Wendy Spinks, chief commercial officer at London St. Pancras Highspeed, said: "We are delighted to work with the team at Telford Living and the Department for Transport on these Stratford developments.
"The developments are on an important piece of land close to active railways and will bring jobs and economic growth to the region."
Telford Living developed the plans following engagement with residents, students and other stakeholders.
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