Supported by planner Mosaic and architect Pozzoni, Belong has secured consent for a care home and apartments at Wirral Waters, the latest in a flurry of projects to come forward at the strategic site.
Healthcare specialist VVHC’s proposal to convert and extend a 16-storey tower block in Bootle into an elderly care hub is set to be approved by Sefton Council next week.
A brownfield plot off Dinas Lane with a planning history stretching back more than a decade has been put up for sale with an asking price of around £400,000.
With £6m funding in place to start clearing parts of the 500-acre site, Belong is set to secure planning permission for a 72-bedroom care home and 34 apartments.
Developer Flintrock has completed its 218,000 sq ft speculative development on Knowsley Business Park, a scheme back by a £9.4m loan from the Chrysalis Fund and Knowsley Council.
Wirral Council has secured £6m from the Government to bring forward more than 1,100 homes at the mixed-use site, while the council is also set to back Peel with a £1.5m grant to deliver an industrial scheme.
Morley Estates has put forward plans to add another 70,000 sq ft to its site in Kirkby, increasing the size of the warehouse beyond 500,000 sq ft.
Wirral Council and Muse Developments have completed legal negotiations in order to form the Wirral Growth Company, created to take forward a £1bn regeneration plan across the borough.
St Modwen has put its mixed-use development in Crosby up for sale, three years after it purchased the site from Sainsburys.
The signing of a £15m funding package will allow Bliss Investment Partners to complete the redevelopment of the Ramada Plaza hotel and put the wider Waterfront scheme “on the road to being a national destination, as it should always have been”.
