Grosvenor OK’d for controversial Belgravia redevelopment

By Joey Gardiner 2021-06-10T05:00:00

Scheme involves demolishing flats and 1920s building

DSDHA has secured planning approval for an 11-storey development of 333 homes in the heart of London’s upmarket Belgravia district.

The plans for the so-called Cundy Street Quarter, drawn up for developer Grosvenor, include 88 affordable homes, 170 later living homes and 75 homes for open market sale.

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