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Planning summaries: Into View · facts from Reading Borough Council and linked official sources · checked 16 Aug 2026.

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Mixed use

643 homes at Broad Street Mall

Broad Street Mall, central Reading

Resolution to grant: legal agreement pending

A residential-led redevelopment would partly demolish and rebuild the mall's rear areas, add four housing blocks and alter the car park and public realm.

The committee resolved to grant subject to completion of a Section 106 agreement. The latest exact council record checked still described the permission as not yet issued.

Key facts

  • 643 homes
  • Four residential blocks
  • Part-demolition and car-park changes
  • Permission not shown as issued in the latest exact source checked
Developer / promoter
McLaren (Broad Street Mall) Ltd and UREF III LP
Planning authority
Reading Borough Council
More details
Project
Broad Street Mall redevelopment
Application type
Full planning application
Uses
Homes, Retail, Public realm, Car park
Project stage
Resolution to grant subject to Section 106
Ward
Abbey
Planning reference
PL/24/0173
Why you’re seeing thisMajor town-centre redevelopment

Proposal status confirmed 8 Oct 2025. Physical construction has not been confirmed.

Marker placed at the site address; it does not show the full site boundary.

Source published: 8 Oct 2025Checked by Into View: 16 Aug 2026Source: Reading Borough Council committee record for Broad Street Mall
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