
Anfield expansion revived
Following a delay caused by the pandemic, Liverpool FC is readying plans to expand the capacity of its stadium’s Anfield Road stand by 7,000 people, taking the ground's full capacity to 61,000.
Following a delay caused by the pandemic, Liverpool FC is readying plans to expand the capacity of its stadium’s Anfield Road stand by 7,000 people, taking the ground's full capacity to 61,000.
The joint venture, made up of Crossfield Developments and Exclusive Investments, has finished construction of the Norfolk Street development and sold all 130 apartments after it bought the site in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle out of liquidation.
A £250,000 refurbishment has been completed on office space within the Liverpool landmark.
Plans to convert Liverpool’s Gostins building into a hotel have undergone further changes, with the proposed rooftop extension being halved to two levels under the building’s new owners.
There are always places and sectors that buck trends, even in challenging times, so which parts of the Liverpool city region’s economy are charging ahead, asked a Place North West event.
Proposals to convert Everton Water Tower into a short-stay apartment, and the redevelopment of the former Lathbury House in Sefton Park into 36 flats have been granted planning consent by the city council.
Supporting the work of Everton in the Community has shown us how social responsibility is more than just a box-ticking exercise, writes Lee Royle of Roylemac10.
Caro Developments has appointed architect Falconer Chester Hall to design a residential scheme for a site the developer bought in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle last month.
Liverpool-based developer Elliot Group aims to build a 14-storey residential block comprising 232 apartments on Bridgewater Street, overlooking Queen's Dock.
Liverpool Football Club has handed over its training ground for the last 70 years to Torus after relocating to a new site in Kirkby, paving the way for the housing group to redevelop the facility into 160 homes.