Five reasons why TwelveTrees Park is a game-changer in East London’s regeneration story

As the first phase of a 30-year regeneration scheme in East London’s E16 postcode, TwelveTrees Park by renowned UK developer Berkeley Group is all set to transform this vibrant Zone 2 neighbourhood in West Ham, just minutes away from the City, Canary Wharf, Stratford and the West End. The Redwood is the latest addition of stylish residences within this massive development, and we are excited to invite you to the Singapore launch of this brand-new residential tower, where we bring you early access to prime properties, pricing benefits and the potential for higher return on investment. As we gear up for The Redwood’s launch, let’s look at what makes TwelveTrees Park stand out as a regeneration marvel in the UK capital.

1. Five train lines for excellent connectivity

It’s rare to find a London development with more than two or three train lines within proximity. However, at TwelveTrees Park, residents will have access to five train lines from a brand-new on-site entrance to West Ham Station that will be ready in 2026. These include the Jubilee, District, Hammersmith & City lines on the Underground, DLR and C2C connectivity. Additionally, the Elizabeth Line is also accessible only three minutes away from Stratford. With Canary Wharf just seven minutes and the City of London (Square Mile) 10 minutes away, this development will be the perfect landmark for working professionals in the capital’s financial and technology districts. At present, approximately 105,000 people work in Canary Wharf which is set to double in the next 10 years. Additionally, London City Airport is just 10 minutes away from the development.

2. 12 acres of green space and more

In addition to high-quality one, two and three-bedroom apartments at TheRedwood, residents will have access to 12 acres of landscaped grounds and courtyard gardens to enjoy nature. Another 4.5-acre wifi-enabled linear park will be added for those who enjoy working outdoors. That’s not all, as the residents’ only Cordova Club will feature many more state-of-the-art amenities, including a swimming pool, fitness centre, 24-hour concierge, business lounge, residents’ lounge, wellness suite and screening room.

3. Building a 26-acre masterplan

The TwelveTrees Park masterplan includes the regeneration of 26 acres of brownfield land, transforming it into a sought-after mixed-use development featuring over 3,800 residences and 220,000 sqft of retail and commercial space. Retail establishments spread across 150,000 sqft will include restaurants, bars, coffee shops and a Sainsbury’s supermarket, with 70,000 sqft of office space. The plan also features a brand-new community centre and science school focused on STEM education for up to 1,000 students.

4. Access to world-class universities

London is a city renowned for its universities, attracting students from all around the world. With several top universities, including the University of East London (UE) and Queen Mary University less than a 10-minute commute away, TwelveTrees Park caters to the needs of students looking for residences close to their college campus. Additionally, Imperial College London (ICL), London School of Economics (LSE), King’s College London, University College London (UCL), Birkbeck and City University will be reachable within 25 minutes from home.

5. An exciting investment opportunity

Berkeley Group is well known for its placemaking expertise, contributing to strong capital growth witnessed within its developments. Furthermore, the location, amenities and connectivity options provided at TwelveTrees Park make it an unmissable investment opportunity for investors to secure a growing asset in the sought-after Newham Borough where house prices have doubled in the last 10 years. With TwelveTrees Park set to become the next incredible transformation for West Ham,. landlords can expect to generate attractive rental incomes of up to 6% from their properties. With 59% of tenants in West Ham aged under 29 and more than half of them employed in the finance, tech, creative, media and public sectors, high rental demand is expected at this development. Additionally, the overall population of East London is forecasted to grow another 9% by 2034 while the professional, scientific and tech sectors are expected to grow by 44%, outperforming the rest of London by 15%.

Join us for the exclusive launch of The Redwood

Standing tall at 34 storeys, The Redwood is one of the tallest buildings at TwelveTrees Park offering stunning views of Canary Wharf, Stratford and the City skyline. You can register now and join us for the special launch of The Redwood this August. For additional information about event-exclusive offers, contact us today.

Source: Dataloft 2024, Oxford Research, ONS, UK Land Registry