Grey Goose eyes conversion of Everton water tower
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.
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University plots Knowledge Quarter sports pitch
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.
Plans in for Goodison Park legacy
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.
British Airways doubles money with £40m Chapel Street sale
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%.
‘We will remember how tenants behaved’
Non-paying retailers still trading, housing scare stories and MIPIM losses. One landlord shares his view of the world two weeks into lockdown.
Liverpool2 records largest container delivery
The Port of Liverpool’s deep-water container terminal has broken a new terminal record after a boat docked and exchanged 5,400 containers, the highest number seen from a single vessel since the port extension opened in 2016.
PLANNING | Festival Gardens takes step forward
Remediation works at the former Festival Gardens plus plans for 450 apartments off Blackstock Street in Vauxhall were both recommended for approval at the first of Liverpool City Council’s reconfigured planning committee meetings.
Triumph Business Park expansion revealed
Infrared Capital Partners has proposed a 147,000 sq ft industrial development at Triumph Business Park in Speke, which if approved would bring the total business park to almost 1m sq ft.
Administrators appoint agents to sell Elliot projects
Paul Cooper and David Rubin, the joint administrators on three of the developer’s stalled schemes, have appointed Lambert Smith Hampton and Pantera to market and sell Elliot Group's sites.
Elliot Group administrators aim to ‘rapidly’ complete stalled projects
Joint administrators Paul Cooper and David Rubin, from David Rubin & Partners, have announced plans for the developer’s three stalled schemes which they were appointed to last week, and remain “optimistic” a rapid completion process will be implemented.
