The city council has approved an application to convert 7,700 sq ft of ground floor space at the Old Hall Street building into a restaurant, and repurpose unused space on the third floor into offices.
The Liverpool hotel run by developer Lawrence Kenwright’s Signature Living Group has collapsed into administration citing pressures from the Covid-19 pandemic, and after being put on the market last year.
Liverpool City Ship, a firm headed up by former Brookside actor Philip Olivier, has won planning approval to convert the former Mersey crossing ferry into “the region’s premier floating food and drink destination”.
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has submitted plans for a residential development on Liverpool Road in Merseyside, to be situated on the site of a garden centre.
The real estate investor, which shares its name with a brand of French vodka, has lodged plans to convert the grade two-listed building on Margaret Street into a short-stay apartment.
Liverpool City Council will take advantage of the quiet roads to carry out improvements to Princes Avenue and Princes Road which connect Toxteth with the Georgian Quarter.
The University of Liverpool has submitted plans for an artificial football pitch intended to give a new lease of life to a disused site within its city campus.
Everton Stadium Developments, the consortium behind Everton FC’s £500m new base at Bramley Moore Dock, has submitted an outline planning application to redevelop the club’s Goodison Park ground.
The city council is to apply for a judicial review of the government’s decision not to renew its landlord licensing scheme.
The 16-storey 20 Chapel Street in Liverpool has been sold by BA Pension Trust to a consortium of Far East investors for £40m, representing a net initial yield of 6.3%.
