University puts Mossley Hill site up for sale

Developer Peel L&P's vision for a 31-storey tower at Princes Dock, the latest scheme at Liverpool Waters, has been approved by the city council, alongside SEP Construction Services’ plans for a 300-apartment project in Everton. 

A consortium of investors in Elliot Group’s £100m student scheme in Liverpool‘s Knowledge Quarter has taken control of the stalled development and aims to restart work on site this week. 

Publishing business Reach has paid £15.5m in penalties for missed deadlines to Dubai investor Select Group, its partner in the development of its former base in Old Hall Street.

Widnes-based firm Sourced Development Group has won approval from Liverpool City Council to build 27 apartments on the site of the former Derby Arms pub, close to the Eventim Olympia concert venue and former Grafton Rooms nightclub. 

The plans by Peel L&P and Your Housing Group for a 31-storey tower in Liverpool Waters head the city's next planning agenda with a recommendation for approval.

Striking a balance between heritage and growth, and fostering greater collaboration between stakeholders and developers, will be key to Liverpool's economic recovery and future development prospects, according to speakers at Place North West's latest event.

The city council has secured cabinet backing to operate 74 properties in Yew Tree, the first homes to be directly managed by the council since it overhauled its housing delivery model in July. 

The telecommunications giant, tipped to take space at Kier Property and CTP’s £200m Pall Mall scheme, has reduced its requirement in the city to 80,000 sq ft, from 100,000 sq ft. 

Residents, stakeholders and local businesses have until 22 October to have their say on Everton FC’s updated proposals for a £500m, 53,000-capacity stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.