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Quintain, which is currently developing the Wembley Park housing scheme in north-west London, is teaming up with management firm Network Homes to build a further 252 affordable homes on the site.

The building group said 31 of the homes were already completed, with a further 66 in two build-to-rent buildings to be finished next year, and 155 affordable homes across three sites at Wembley Park likely to be ready in 2020.

The 85-acre Wembley Park site is expected to be the UK鈥檚 largest build-to-rent development, with 5,000 of the 7,000 homes planned being made available for renters.

Quintain boss Angus Dodd said a third of all the homes being delivered at Wembley Park would be new affordable housing. 鈥淲e continue to build the homes that London needs at a pace not seen at any other development site,鈥� he added.

The leader of Brent councillor, Muhammed Butt, said: 鈥淭his just goes to show how effective our partnerships are with Network Homes and Quintain. On our own, none of us would be able to make such impressive progress.

鈥淏ut in working together, yet again we鈥檝e made clear our commitment to building new homes, and to ensuring as many as possible are genuinely affordable.鈥�

Last month Quintain announced it was ploughing a further 拢2bn into the Wembley Park development over the next five years.

The firm has also recently received a 拢65m government loan to invest in providing infrastructure at the scheme, including improved car and coach parking, an energy centre and the first phase of a new public park.