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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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Regeneration

Minster Quarter regeneration

Minster Quarter, central Reading

Emerging scheme: planning still required

The council-selected development partner's emerging vision could bring more than 600 homes, commercial space, a hotel and new public spaces to the former Civic Centre area.

The early vision includes over 600 homes, 40,000 sq ft of commercial space, a 102-bed hotel, a community hub and a new Hexagon Square. Designs remain subject to planning.

Key facts

  • More than 600 homes envisaged
  • 30% affordable housing envisaged
  • Commercial space and 102-bed hotel
  • Designs remain subject to planning
Developer / promoter
McLaren Living with Reading Borough Council
More details
Project
Minster Quarter Central
Site area
5.2 acres
Uses
Homes, Commercial space, Hotel, Community hub, Public realm
Project stage
Development partner selected; planning still required
Why you’re seeing thisMajor council-led regeneration

Proposal status confirmed 24 Apr 2026. Physical construction has not been confirmed.

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

Source published: 24 Apr 2026Checked by Into View: 16 Aug 2026Source: Reading Borough Council: Infrastructure, Economy and Capital Project Service Plan
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