White Oaks Mall unveils plans for hotel, new businesses — and staying bus-friendly - London Free Press
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A south London mall that recently welcomed Ikea is preparing for the arrival of even more businesses, a new hotel, and a rejigged bus bay to support bus rapid transit.
Iyman Meddoui, president of Westdell Development Corporation, speaks during an announcement at White Oaks Mall in London on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. (Geoff Robins/The London Free Press)
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