
Hi everyone,
I want to share something that puts this development in a different light — not speculation, not AI imagery, not my opinion. The developer's own words.
TT Group (formerly Telereal Trillium) has published an investor presentation for the Ealing North site. It's called "Ealing North: Delivering Value in a Transforming Market — A Strategic Investment Case for Residential Resilience in London."
I'd encourage you to look at the slides here notice the language. >>>
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17xnIJoOlkiPmcmLmOQHNwyPHsnT5Lc6Z/view?usp=sharing
When the developer speaks to residents, the conversation is about community courtyards, green roofs, biodiversity, and sensitive design.
When the developer speaks to investors, the conversation is about:
— An £8 billion property portfolio
— £2 billion in available investment equity
— 22,000 homes in their development pipeline
— Demand for the site being "guaranteed by top social and political trends"
— Housing affordability and mass migration listed as demand drivers
— The project framed as a "flight to quality" investment opportunity
— Ownership sitting under the Tchenguiz Family Trust, operating through offshore family office capital
— A direct quote: "We are not waiting for 2025. We are deploying capital now."
None of this is secret. It's published material. But it raises a question that every resident should be asking:
If this project is being positioned to investors as a high-return asset play backed by billions in private capital, what confidence do we have that local infrastructure
— GPs, schools, roads, pedestrian safety
— will be genuinely prioritised rather than treated as someone else's problem?
The developer describes Ealing North as a strategic investment. Residents experience it as home. Those are not the same thing
— and the planning process exists precisely to make sure the gap between them is properly assessed.
The planning application is expected in March. If you believe these questions deserve proper answers before approval, please share this petition:
👉 https://www.change.org/ealingnorth
Thank you to everyone who has signed so far. More updates soon.
Jason