Living Brick plots five-star Liverpool hotel
The developer has acquired 12 Hanover Street, a five-storey, grade two-listed building, for around £4m with a view to creating what it claims would be the city’s first five-star hotel.
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Upper Central masterplan close to sign-off
A 2.5m sq ft regeneration of the area previously known as the Knowledge Quarter Gateway is expected to be endorsed by Liverpool City Council next week, enabling schemes to start.
Bellway submits East Halewood plans
The latest application in the 1,500-home East Halewood urban extension in Knowsley proposes 413 homes across two plots, of 10 and 30 acres.
Legacie redesigns Rose Place for students
The developer has submitted plans for Azure, a part six- and eight-storey student block with 280 bedrooms and 24,000 sq ft of retail units at Rose Place in Liverpool.
First speakers announced for Liverpool Development Update
Join Place North West to examine the Liverpool market outlook and pipeline for major projects at this dedicated event in association with Telcom and Kier Construction.
Laing O’Rourke to deliver Everton’s £500m stadium
The company has been appointed as Everton Football Club’s preferred contractor for its 52,000-seater stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront.
PLANNING | Three Liverpool hotels approved
The city's hotel market will receive a further 275 bedrooms including Meininger's first UK hotel outside London, on Cook Street, along with developments on Jamaica Street and James Street.
Plans in for Leonardo hotel at Pall Mall
Kier Property and CTP have submitted a detailed application for a 280-bedroom, 13-storey hotel on Pall Mall in Liverpool as part of their £200m regeneration of the area.
Legacie secures £20m Maslow backing
Legacie Developments has announced a £20m deal with Maslow Capital to part-fund the Parliament Square residential and retail scheme in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle.
Rocket revamp receives funding boost
The proposed £120m redesign of Liverpool’s Rocket junction, the congestion hotspot at the end of the M62, is to advance to the next stage after the Department for Transport confirmed it would contribute £1.25m towards an outline business case.
