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Hadley Property Group Hadley Property Group is a London-based developer that specialises in modern, sustainable schemes across London and in other major UK cities.

Find us at www.hadleypropertygroup.com Hadley sits comfortably amongst the capital’s top tier of developers, with more than 1,200 high-quality homes delivered across London and the South-East. We primarily design and build residential-led schemes, working extensively with local groups and stakeholders along the way. Our portfolio extends across the length and breadth of the city. We are focused on and are extremely passionate about our key three areas:

Residential-led mixed-use schemes
The bulk of our planning and delivery pipeline is made up of mixed-use schemes, which feature in prominent, progressive boroughs around the capital. From Southwark and Waltham Forest to Haringey, we are seeking to build out enabling development schemes with clear community benefits, as well as further delivering much-needed housing to the boroughs in question. Large-scale, regenerative projects
Usually delivered in partnership with the GLA and our joint venture partners, these are the long-term delivery projects which help to shape the city for years to come. An example of this is Greenwich, which is in its second phase. To date, there are 300 homes, a leisure centre, library, NHS facility and all of the ancillary services that a new piece of city requires to service its residents. Within the next three years, at least 350 more homes will be added to that number. Greenwich Square was delivered as part of our joint venture with Mace in partnership with both the GLA and Royal Borough of Greenwich. The redevelopment and delivery of high-end, boutique schemes in prime Central London
Tower View is one of our most recent Zone 1 developments. A disused office block at the time of acquisition, a high-end and detailed renovation has made this one of the most sought-after homes in London. An emphasis of the building’s unparalleled views across the Thames,Tower Bridge and the remarkable redevelopment of the South Bank have further enhanced this block’s reputation, and led to the receipt of the Evening Standard’s ‘Highly Commended’ in the ‘Best Apartment’ category.

Good placemaking can begin with something as simple as a route people actually want to use.Positioned between Stratford ...
10/10/2026

Good placemaking can begin with something as simple as a route people actually want to use.

Positioned between Stratford and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, IQL North will help close a long-standing gap in the neighbourhood with new public spaces, greener connections, and infrastructure for walking, cycling, and sustainable travel.

It is a physical link, but also an economic one: bringing homes, workspace, community facilities and local opportunity into closer reach.

Connection continues to shape how the project moves forward.

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At Greenwich Square, you cannot tell which homes are affordable by looking at the front door.Designed by Make Architects...
07/10/2026

At Greenwich Square, you cannot tell which homes are affordable by looking at the front door.

Designed by Make Architects, the scheme brought 686 homes into a single architectural language, with 50% affordable housing integrated across the neighbourhood.

It shows how tenure-blind design can support a genuinely mixed community.

What should a community space be, and how does it fit into a new neighbourhood?At IQL North in Stratford, we have kept t...
05/10/2026

What should a community space be, and how does it fit into a new neighbourhood?

At IQL North in Stratford, we have kept the brief flexible and let meanwhile use help answer that. Conversations at The LightHouse & Gardens, in the growing beds, at drum workshops and over coffee, have shown which spaces people return to, how informal encounters happen and what helps a community feel welcome.

As the project progresses, those lessons are carried into the plans: community space at a peppercorn rent for years to come, alongside growing gardens and places for events, creativity and connection.

The future of IQL North is being informed by what Stratford has already taught us.

Today the Blenheim Centre sits between Penge High Street and the homes behind it. Blenheim Square will open the site wit...
03/10/2026

Today the Blenheim Centre sits between Penge High Street and the homes behind it. Blenheim Square will open the site with new pedestrian routes, a public square, a pocket park, and greener connections between Arpley Square, Empire Square, and the High Street.

Brought forward through a joint venture between Hadley Property Group and CLARION HOUSING, the revised plans for Blenheim Square will deliver 228 homes, all for social rent.

Open House Festival 2026 [Open City] was in full swing at IQL North as we welcomed visitors, including London Borough of...
01/10/2026

Open House Festival 2026 [Open City] was in full swing at IQL North as we welcomed visitors, including London Borough of Newham’s Mayor Forhad Hussain, to explore a new chapter for Stratford.

Behind the hoardings, a different side of Stratford is taking shape. The tour explored The LightHouse & Gardens, where residents grow food; Community Sauna CIC, which brings people together; and the Stratford Gateway Construction Skills Centre, which opens routes into employment for ex-offenders. Together, they are opening up the site to the neighbourhood, giving local talent, enterprise and ambition space to thrive.

The tour also shared the vision for IQL North: new homes, workplaces and public spaces shaped by local voices and the relationships already taking root on site through meanwhile-use.

Thank you to the Mayor, our site partners and everyone who joined us to explore this next chapter for Stratford.

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How do you give a building depth at every scale?At Chelsea Island Hadley created a building shaped by proportion, materi...
17/09/2026

How do you give a building depth at every scale?

At Chelsea Island Hadley created a building shaped by proportion, material and light.

The façade combines brick, glazing, reconstituted stone, natural stone and timber, with inset and projecting balconies adding rhythm and depth. Large feature windows draw natural light into the apartments, while the building meets Chelsea Creek through a new public plaza.

As the final phase of Chelsea Harbour, the architecture was designed to feel distinctly contemporary while responding to the character and material richness of its West London setting.

Go behind the hoarding at IQL North with OPEN HOUSE [Open City]  this September, and experience a different side of Stra...
09/09/2026

Go behind the hoarding at IQL North with OPEN HOUSE [Open City] this September, and experience a different side of Stratford, and a future neighbourhood already taking shape before construction begins.

Join us on Saturday 19 September at IQL North and The LightHouse & Gardens for guided tours, talks, a Harvest Celebration and free family activities.

Meet the organisations bringing the site to life today and discover how years of community-led meanwhile activity are informing the future homes, workplaces and public spaces planned for IQL North.

📅 Saturday 19 September
🌿 General drop-in: 1–5.30 pm
🎟 Guided tours and talks: 2.30 pm and 4.30 pm

Find out more and plan your visit via the link in our bio.

At Greenwich Square, architecture and landscape come together through public spaces, planting and green infrastructure, ...
01/09/2026

At Greenwich Square, architecture and landscape come together through public spaces, planting and green infrastructure, connecting the neighbourhood with nature and reflecting the character of Greenwich’s celebrated parks and green spaces.

From landscaped public squares and green pedestrian routes to living walls, nature brings texture, seasonal change and greater Biodiversity to the built environment.

Why was the former GSK tower retained at 980 Great West Road?Michael Clark, Design Director at Hadley, explains how co-d...
30/08/2026

Why was the former GSK tower retained at 980 Great West Road?

Michael Clark, Design Director at Hadley, explains how co-design directly informed the retention and reuse strategy:

* Local people identified the tower as a Brentford landmark, associated with the area’s working history and the familiar moment of returning to London.
* The design team tested 128 retention scenarios, assessing capacity, permeability, daylight, overlooking and the quality of future homes.
* Community feedback reframed retention as a question of local identity, alongside carbon, cost and technical performance.
* The retained tower will become Plot H, a central element of the masterplan and a visible expression of reuse across the site.

Read Michael’s full article via the link in our bio.

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