Lendlease and Crown Estate set out 26-year Euston redevelopment plan
Lendlease and The Crown Estate's Impact Partnership is the government's master development partner for the 60-acre site above and around Euston station. It submitted an environmental scoping report to Camden Council setting out plans for up to 650,000 square metres of development, including around 1,500 homes, offices, research space and shops. The Crown Estate expects to submit a planning application in spring 2027, with construction due to start in 2028 and the development completed by 2054. Network Rail and HS2 will build platforms above the railway and stations to carry much of the new district, and the Department for Transport's Euston Delivery Company is overseeing the wider transport redevelopment.
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