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Old Oak

London's largest brownfield opportunity

We are developing a new canalside urban district that will transform this part of West London – a place where global opportunities are made local. 

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£1.7 billion

investment in Old Oak Common Station, bringing HS2, Elizabeth Line, Great Western Mainline and Heathrow Express services.

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70 acres

of brownfield land predominantly in public ownership

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8,000

new homes, including affordable

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200,000 sqm

of commercial, community and social infrastructure space with potential for major destination uses

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Masterplan framework

Our Masterplan Framework, shaped in partnership with our communities, explains our vision for Old Oak and the principles that will guide its future development. 

Project timeline

Project timeline for the Old Oak Regeneration scheme

Find out more

Find out more about how OPDC will deliver the transformation of Old Oak and Park Royal.  

Early delivery at Old Oak

To enable us to work pace and accelerate the construction of new homes, we have identified sites at the northern end of the Illustrative Masterplan that can form an early phase of our delivery programme.

Masterplan Framework

Our Masterplan Framework, shaped in partnership with our communities, explains our vision for Old Oak and the principles that will guide its future development.

Our approach to regeneration

Our strategy for a new and reimagined west London community sets out OPDC's vision for the comprehensive regeneration and will guide the development of Old Oak.

Old Oak procurement

OPDC is seeking a market-leading Private Sector Partner to establish a long-term joint venture that will shape and deliver a new urban district at Old Oak, in the heart of West London.

Old Oak Common station

Old Oak Common Station is set to become the second largest rail station in London. The station will bring together HS2, the Elizabeth line, the Great Western Mainline and Heathrow Express in a single interchange.