TRG to add a floor in Walton Building overhaul
Developer Taylor Rhodes Group has acquired the Walton Building on Liverpool’s Tithebarn Street, announcing plans to add a further level to the vacant art deco building.
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Boxing champion takes on Kirkdale regeneration
Liverpool Foundation Homes is partnering with former boxer Paul Smith to deliver a housing-led project in Kirkdale, alongside community facilities, elderly care accommodation and a boxing academy.
Politics looms large as Liverpool market slows, says resi agent
The latest quarterly report from City Residential cites upcoming council elections, Brexit uncertainty and increasing pressure on landlords as factors in a “relatively quiet” start to 2019.
Go-ahead for Your Housing in Liverpool
Liverpool City Council has granted planning permission for Your Housing Group to build an 84-home development on the site of a former market in Kensington.
FCH reworks Caro apartment scheme
Liverpool City Council has given its approval to an increase in the number of flats at a previously consented development in the north of the city.
Piling starts for first Infinity tower
Work has begun on the piling for the foundations of the first of three residential towers to be developed by Elliot Group in Liverpool.
Co-living comes forward at ex-Pinnacle site
Oakstore has lodged a fresh planning application as it seeks to add further dwellings at Victoria House in Liverpool’s James Street, now being advanced as a co-living development.
Developer completes New Cross resi
Boutique residential developer Taylor Rhodes Group has delivered its first development in Manchester’s New Cross, to the north of the city centre.
Festival Gardens receives £10m funding boost
Homes England is to provide a grant of £9.9m to facilitate the development of up to 1,500 homes at Liverpool’s Festival Gardens site.
Calderstones ruling to be appealed
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.
