South Acton estate
South Acton is the council's largest estate. The area was originally developed in the 1850s. The estate was then redeveloped from 1949 into the large tower block estate that we know today. This redevelopment took over 30 years to complete.
In 1999, following consultation with the community, the council started a major investment programme on the estate.
To date the council has:
- demolished seven blocks enabling the redevelopment of 346 homes built and managed by Catalyst Housing Group for rent and shared ownership
- improved six blocks
- developed the new Oaktree Community Centre
The council, in consultation with residents, has selected London and Quadrant and Countryside to carry out the remaining regeneration work on the estate.
Due to the scale and complexity of the work it is likely that full regeneration of the estate will take ten years to be completed.
About the estateEstate size, location, benefits, improvement opportunities, Decent Homes update and related Cabinet reports.
Current status and next stepsUpdate on the regeneration process and estimated timescales.
Resident involvementHow residents have been involved in the decision making for regenerating their estate.
Contact usContact details for the council's regeneration officer, Ealing Homes project manager, independent tenant adviser and Catalyst Communities Housing Association.