A Dubai-linked property developer has unveiled a £2.5 billion vision to transform a 47-acre waterfront site at the western end of the Royal Docks in Silvertown, east London. The proposal, titled “Thameside West,” is intended to redevelop the Thameside area and reshape how the land is used, according to coverage of the announcement.
The plans would cover the full 47-acre site within the Royal Docks, positioning the development along the eastern end of the Thames waterfront. The reporting describes the scheme as a major project designed to change the character and layout of the area, while also reflecting the scale of investment expected for the site.
While details beyond the headline figures are not included in the provided excerpts, all sources identify the same project name, geographic location, and overall cost estimate. The announcement marks a significant new step toward a large-scale regeneration effort in Silvertown’s Royal Docks zone, which is part of the wider waterfront transformation in east London.
