On Thursday 15th October 2026, the Mayor of Brent and the Mayor of Harrow joined with local councillors and the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University of Westminster to see the latest progress at Northwick Parkside in Harrow, the 654-home regeneration scheme being delivered in partnership by Vistry and SNG.
Hosted by representatives from SNG and Vistry, the dignitaries toured the development and heard how the partners are working together to deliver new mixed-tenure homes, public spaces, improved connections and community facilities. Guests also heard about the upcoming Shared Ownership homes at Northwick Parkside and the development’s role in increasing access to affordable homeownership for people who live and work in Brent and Harrow.
Northwick Parkside is a flagship regeneration project that encompasses stylish, contemporary apartments interspersed with green courtyards, a community hub with amenities, a nursery and welcoming public spaces. One- and two-bedroom apartments are available through Shared Ownership, including wheelchair adaptable homes, with priority given to buyers with a local connection.
The visit followed the recent completion and handover of the first homes at Northwick Parkside. Fifty Shared Ownership homes and 35 private homes have now been completed, marking an important milestone in the delivery of the new mixed-tenure neighbourhood, with further completions expected throughout 2026.
In addition to learning more about the progress of the Shared Ownership homes at Northwick Parkside, the Mayor and his fellow guests also viewed a new art installation at the site, created by university student Lexi, who won a competition run by the University of Westminster and SNG.
Mayor of Brent Councillor Amer Agha commented: “It was a pleasure to visit this development and see the positive impact it will have on our community. I was pleased to see the new public artwork, which showcases the creativity and talent of our young people and adds something special to the area.”
Mayor of Harrow Councillor Yogesh Teli said: “Northwick Parkside is an excellent example of the kind of development our borough needs, delivering high-quality affordable homes while creating a vibrant and sustainable new community. It is encouraging to see partners working together to increase housing opportunities for local people, helping residents remain close to their families, workplaces and support networks. I look forward to seeing the development continue to take shape and welcome its future residents.”
