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Pending2025/0167Submitted over a year agoCar park

64 KINGSLAND HIGH STREET Hackney E8 2LX

Demolition of existing retail building and car park and erection of four buildings (3x part 14, part 7 storeys and 1x part 12, part 7 storeys) to facilitate a mixed-use redevelopment, including ground and first floor town centre uses (Use Class E), 254 residential units (Use Class C3) and a community centre (Use Class F2), together with creation of new pedestrian routes through the site, hard and soft landscaped public open space and other associated and ancillary works.

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Progress

Submitted
19 Mar 2025
— completed
Validated
19 Mar 2025
— completed
Consultation
18 Apr 2025 (target)
— not yet reached
Target date
18 Jun 2025 (target)
— not yet reached
Decided
— not yet reached

Application details

Reference
2025/0167
Local authority
Hackney
Postcode
E8 2LX
Ward
Dalston Ward
Application type
All Other
Property type
Commercial

Key dates

Submitted
19 Mar 2025
Validated
19 Mar 2025
Comments close
18 Apr 2025
Target decision
18 Jun 2025

Estimated project value

£21k–£160k

Typical UK cost for this job type, at inner London rates (2026). Estimated from the proposal description — planning applications do not state build cost. Source: trade estimate.

Recently sold nearby

New owners, recently moved in. First work on a house usually follows within months of completing. 8 recent sales are listed below.

Homes here go for about £630,000 — the median of the last 7 market sales in E8 (the wider postcode district), £516,000 to £960,000.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sales are matched by postcode, not by property, so a sale listed here may be a neighbouring address. England and Wales only.

Planning constraints

No designations recorded at this location. This is not a formal search — always confirm with the local authority before relying on it.

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