City Residential: Risk has ruined fractional sales
The agent’s summer report details the waning use of fractional sales in Liverpool, while highlighting a build-to-rent development pipeline worth more than £600m.
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Grosvenor eyes regional expansion
Grosvenor Britain & Ireland has announced plans to invest between £10m and £30m in housing and retail repurposing with a particular focus on Greater Manchester, Merseyside, and Liverpool.
Worthington construction arm enters administration
Marcus Worthington & Company, the construction division of Marcus Worthington Group, has been placed into administration.
Baltic Triangle station leads £173m transport investment
The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is to invest nearly £173m in 18 transport and infrastructure schemes, including the creation of new train stations in the Baltic Triangle and at Headbolt Lane, along with major interventions in the region's cycling network.
Eureka Mersey set for £7m funding boost
The £12m museum remains on course to open at Spaceport next to Seacombe Ferry with the project set to secure a funding package from the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority this week.
Liverpool steps up fibre programme
Steve Rotheram, metro mayor of Liverpool City Region, has announced the next stage in the authority's bid to establish an ultrafast fibre network across its six boroughs.
Gorman in CBRE return
CBRE has appointed Mike Gorman as a senior director to lead on the growth of the firm’s offering in multi-family housing, residential investment and development in the North.
County Road put forward for £1m uplift
Liverpool City Council’s cabinet will this week be asked to approve the submission of County Road, Walton as its candidate for a city region-wide improvement programme.
Splash reports £18m profit
Developer Urban Splash has recorded a £14.7m increase in the value of its commercial portfolio in the year to October 2018, with profits for the period totaling £18.1m.
Liverpool sets out £50m investment strategy
Liverpool City Council’s cabinet will next week be asked to approve the city’s proposed Commercial Property Investment Fund plan, aiming to invest an initial £50m in rent-generating property.
