Regeneration experts
We’re leading regeneration experts with a specialist team dedicated to improving housing, estates and communities in London and Hertfordshire. We support our residents and the local communities in which we work to have their say through consultations on regeneration projects; using their views to improve where they live.
Regeneration success
Rectory Park, Ealing
Completed in August 2020, Network has transformed Rectory Park with 449 new affordable homes (an increase of 179 homes from the 270 properties of the old estate) along with a new community centre and orchard.
Throughout the project, we consulted with the community and local council. For example, we listened to the need for larger homes and increased the number of family homes and affordable homes on the scheme from 60% affordable to 100% affordable.
Stockwell Park, Lambeth
Stockwell Park Estate is a landmark regeneration project in London. Investing £212 million, Network Homes has Network Homes has worked closely with residents and SW9 Community Housing to transform 1400 homes.
We’ve also invested £1.8m in The Stockwell Community Centre to upgrade the internal and external facilities available to residents. The centre now holds regular classes, training sessions and community events.
We invested a further £1m to upgrade the Stockwell Hall of Fame – a world-famous space for graffiti artists to paint and a newly refurbished space for the community to play sports. We celebrated the addition of this community facility with a grand opening in April 2019 and our hard work has been recognised with a Civic Trust Award nomination for 2020. Check out our video on this project below.
The Ridgeway, Hertford
The former Ridgeway estate at Sele Farm in Hertford was made up of several blocks of flats built in the 1960s that were poor quality and suffering from damp. We carried out detailed consultation with residents who made clear their preference for redevelopment rather than refurbishment and who played a major role in shaping the final plans.
With funding from East Herts Council and Homes England, we spent £34 million on the mixed-tenure regeneration project to build 120 new, modern affordable homes and refurbish a further 17 original homes on the estate. Made up of 70 homes for affordable and social rent and 50 for shared ownership, we’re proud to have delivered a scheme that caters to a range of housing needs.
Check out our short film on the transformation below.
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