The Old Oak Common station, part of the HS2 project, is expected to be a major economic catalyst for west London, with projections indicating a £10 billion uplift to the local economy over the next decade. Amidst controversies around HS2's costs, research from Arcadis confirms significant growth in planning applications and economic value in the region. The station will not only provide improved transport links but is also anticipated to bring 22,000 new homes and nearly 19,000 jobs, primarily in high-tech and creative sectors, further enhancing the area's appeal.
New research by consultancy Arcadis indicates that the mega-station at Old Oak Common will boost the local economy by £10 billion over a decade, signifying a major transformation for west London.
Planning applications within a 1.5-mile radius of the Old Oak Common site have increased by 22% since HS2’s first phase was confirmed, highlighting the station's impact on local development.
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