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New-Build Developments in West London: A Buyer's Guide

Where the new homes are, and how to buy well.

New-Build Developments in West London: A Buyer's Guide Residential Property Services in London

Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond

New homes · West London

West London new-builds

White City& Old Oak
Brentfordriverside
Elizabeth lineSouthall & Ealing
Off-planchecks
In short: West London's main new-build areas include White City and Wood Lane, Old Oak and Park Royal (around the future HS2 and Elizabeth line interchange), Brentford's riverside, Southall and Ealing on the Elizabeth line, and riverside schemes in Fulham and Hammersmith. Prime schemes are found in Kensington and Chelsea. When buying new, compare price per sq ft with resale stock, check service charges, building safety information, the developer's track record and the warranty, and get independent advice on off-plan contracts.

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White City, Old Oak, Brentford, Southall and Ealing, among others.

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