While plans to build homes on the site will not go ahead, Liverpool City Council is appealing a High Court judgement rejecting the scheme, due to the ruling’s “far-reaching consequences” for development on green wedge land.
Liverpool City Council’s planning committee will again discuss proposals for a bus hub at Old Haymarket after deferring a decision on the scheme earlier this year.
The two roads, opened in the 1970s as part of Liverpool’s abandoned inner ring road scheme, will be demolished in the summer after a review found both were “no longer adequate to carry vehicles or pedestrians”.
A proposal to convert office space into a boutique aparthotel has been lodged by Epic Hospitality at Gambier Terrace, close to the Anglican Cathedral.
While Liverpool City Council has said there are “compelling arguments” for expanding the World Heritage Site to areas including Rodney Street and Chinatown, reaction from the property community has been mixed, with broad agreement that changes are needed to its governance.
One full floor at No4 St Paul's remains available after DTM Legal took around 3,000 sq ft on the third, adding to Liverpool's shortage of high-grade office space.
The multi-disciplinary contractor has reported group revenue up by 6% to almost £3bn, with pre-tax profit reaching £81.6m in its full year results.
The schedule for Liverpool City Region’s MIPIM campaign has been released ahead of the international property showcase in Cannes next month.
The Derwent Group’s plans for a 145,000 sq ft second phase at Liverpool Shopping Park on Edge Lane have been approved, along with other schemes including the George Henry Lee building’s redevelopment as a hotel.
Rushton Properties has submitted an application for a housing development close to Woolton Manor in Liverpool.
