Commercial Property Manager / Surveyor

The multi-let industrial estate off Kirkby Bank Road totals around 140,000 sq ft of floorspace and is located within Knowsley Industrial Park.

The Huyton-based charitable company has taken 5,520 sq ft of space at Court Hey Park Courtyard.

The senior living specialist wants to build 53 specialist apartments on a site off Huyton Lane, formerly home to an ambulance and fire station. 

4th Industrial forward funded the construction of the scheme, located at Acornfield Industrial Park. 

Four buildings on the corner of Gaywood Avenue and Broad Lane in Kirkby are to be torn down to facilitate the redevelopment of the site. 

Zút Media has agreed a 10-year lease on 24,000 sq ft at Eric Wright Group’s Overbrook Lane. 

The Derwent Group has submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of a former biscuit factory at Huyton Trade Park off Wilson Road.

Eden Project Morecambe, an AI university campus in Blackpool, and the restoration of Haigh Hall in Wigan were among the projects awarded a share of the government’s £2.1bn pot.

A second phase residential project in Whiston has been granted planning permission, along with a three-unit industrial development off Ormskirk Road.

Developer Bloor Homes is seeking reserved matters approval for 208 homes off Windy Arbor Road in Whiston.

Caddick Developments’ proposals for three units on a 16.5-acre site off Ormskirk Road are recommended for approval when the authority’s planning committee meets later this week. 

The focus for Liverpool City Region is the future – that was the overwhelming message at Place North West’s latest event, where developers and local authorities gathered to discuss the state of the region’s market and how to position it for success.

As 10 sites in the region move off Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register, another 10 have been added.

The budget supermarket chain has earmarked nine acres north of Cables Way for a food store, 40,000 sq ft of employment uses, a drive-thru restaurant, a coffee shop, and a pub, in a scheme now approved by Knowsley Council.

Barratt and David Wilson Homes have launched a second and final consultation for a £100m residential development on land south of Cherryfield Drive.

The housebuilder has applied to build a development off Lickers Lane in Whiston, as part of Knowsley’s 1,600-home garden village masterplan.

Citing “ongoing national economic uncertainty” and a £5m increase in the scheme’s price tag, the council said that it would put building the six-screen cinema on pause.

The 850,000 sq ft fulfilment centre off Moss Lane was built by Winvic Construction for the developer, a joint venture between Macquarie Capital, Peel Group, and Ivanhoé Cambridge.

Hear from Sciontec, Kinrise, and CBRE at this essential briefing on the state of the Liverpool City Region property market – plus, an intimate chat with Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram.