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LIVERPOOL

DEVELOPMENT

UPDATE - 2017

Welcome

Welcome to the annual edition of the Liverpool Development Update

which I hope you will find informative and useful.

I also hope that you, like me, will be delighted to see that the levels of

investment in our city continue to top £1 billion per annum. Since I came

into office in 2012, we have seen over £4 billion invested in new houses,

roads, offices and hotels. Most satisfyingly, we have delivered on

creating the 12 new schools I promised, supported the building of over

5,000 new homes and, arguably more importantly,

brought an unprecedented 5,000 empty homes

back into use.

Our city is creating jobs and attracting

people to make Liverpool their

home. As well as creating

affordable homes with our public

sector partners, the rate of

private sector homebuilding is

accelerating. Liverpool is

attracting interest from several

investors seeking to build luxury

Private Rented Sector homes in

our city centre – many of which

will be in the Princes Dock and

Fabric District areas. Crucially, there

is also high demand for aspirational 3

and 4 bedroomed homes in our

attractive neighbourhoods.

This regeneration drive includes how we continue to

attract businesses. The announcement that HMRC are to move

3,500 staff to the India Buildings, and the choice of Kings Waterfront for

1,500 call centre staff in a new office block by YPG Developments, in

association with The Contact Company, shows how attractive the city is

to investors and developers. But more can be done. And is being done.

With our city’s stock of Grade A office floorspace dwindling, we are

working with partners CTP and Kier Property to build 400,000 sq ft at Pall

Mall Exchange that will provide enough space for a further 3,000 jobs.

Many retail jobs have also been created now that Derwent’s Liverpool

Shopping Park has recently opened and more are to follow with Project

Jennifer’s new district centre nearing completion. Other long term

schemes are also seeing success: Lime Street Gateway (on site),

Ellergreen – the redevelopment of the former Boot Estate in Norris Green

(completed) whilst plans for the Welsh Streets are being implemented.

Despite wider economic uncertainties the fact is, confidence in Liverpool

is booming. There are currently over 270 major new projects planned,

with £14 billion worth of schemes in the pipeline. Indeed, the work we

are doing with partners to develop the new £1 billion Paddington Village

in the Knowledge Quarter and the Ten Streets Creative District will

redefine Liverpool’s economy over the next 30 years.

So, in essence this document is a snapshot of a new Liverpool. An

ambitious Liverpool. A Liverpool fit for the 21st century. Enjoy the read!

Joe Anderson, OBE Mayor of Liverpool

FRONT COVER:

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2 3

1. PROPOSED: ROYAL COLLEGE OF

PHYSICIANS AT PADDINGTON

VILLAGE

2. ON SITE: THE WELSH STREETS

3. PROPOSED: TEN STREETS

Contents

Development Overview – Citywide 1

Development Overview: City Centre 2

City Centre: Offices 3

City Centre: Retail 4

City Centre: Leisure & Culture 5

City Centre: Hotels 6

City Centre: Knowledge Quarter 7

City Centre: Residential 8

City Centre Development Schedule 9

Development Overview: Outside the City Centre 23

Neighbourhoods: Industry & Warehousing 25

Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure 26

Neighbourhoods: Schools 27

Neighbourhoods: Health 27

Neighbourhoods: Residential 28

North Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 31

Stonebridge Cross Mayoral Development Zone 35

Central Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 37

South Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 39

CITY-WIDE DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:

KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:

• Value of major schemes completed in the

whole City of Liverpool since January 2012:

£4.60 billion

• Value of major schemes completed in

Liverpool since January 2017:

£527 million

• Number of potential new/safeguarded FTE

equivalent job spaces created by city-

wide developments completed since

January 2017: 2,080

• Actual construction value of major

schemes currently on site city-wide:

£1.4 billion.

• Number of potential new/safeguarded FTE

job spaces that will be created by new

developments that are currently on site:

2,680

Development Overview: City-wide

ON SITE: WOLSTENHOLME SQUARE, DUE TO COMPLETE IN 2018. DEVELOPER

WOLSTENHOLME SQUARE DEVELOPMENTS HAS NOW SUBMITTED PROPOSALS

FOR A £36 MILLION EXTENSION TO BUILD AN ADDITIONAL 11 STOREY BLOCK

WITH 200 LUXURY APARTMENTS, SPA AND SWIMMING POOL.

INVESTMENT LEVELS SUSTAINED TO

MATCH PREVIOUS YEARS

Construction activity across Liverpool has continued to

achieve over £1 billion each year. At present the city

has some £1.4 billion worth of development activity on

site, with some £634 million of this taking place outside

of the City Centre.

Investment in the health sector continues to be high, despite

construction on the Royal Liverpool University Hospital coming

to a close next spring and with only some £40 million of its £335

million cost still to complete (plus a further £90m+ for

demolition of the existing facility). The figure has been boosted

by the start of the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre next door to it.

As the amount of construction activity in the education sector

winds down following completion of the last of the twelve

schools and the £68 million Materials Innovation Factory that

opened at the start of this year, investment in public sector

infrastructure is rising. Network Rail are investing £145 million in

expanding capacity of Lime Street Station in a two-phased

operation taking place this autumn and later next year. In

addition, Liverpool City Council is investing in highway

improvements including the dualling of Great Howard Street to

improve efficiency and safety along one of the main arterial

routes into the city from the north, and to prepare for Liverpool

Waters, the first of whose schemes have now started to come

in for detailed planning approval.

Investment in building new homes still dominates the values of

current activity, with some £481 million worth of homes being

either built or refurbished, whilst some £320 million worth of

student accommodation remains on site.

Developments for future years are in the pipeline, with several

key announcements having been made during the last year

concerning such projects as a new cruise liner terminal, a

possible new football stadium for Everton Football Club at

Bramley Moore Dock, a new creative district at Ten Streets,

new plans for the Welsh Streets, Paddington Village, leisure

developments at Kings Dock, and redevelopment and

restoration at the former Garden Festival site now known as

Festival Park.

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Breakdown of development values by

activity currently on site, Liverpool city-wide as at September 2017 (£m)

52

122

131

18

57

28 192

481

320

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INDUSTRIAL

OFFICES

RETAIL/DISTRICT CENTRES

HEALTH CENTRES & HOSPITALS

EDUCATION (SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES)

HOTELS

OTHER MAJOR LEISURE ATTRACTIONS

PUBLIC SECTOR INC INFRASTRUCTURE

STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

HOUSING (NON-STUDENT)

CITY CENTRE DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:


Value of major schemes completed in

the City Centre since January 2012:

£2.05 billion

Number of potential new FTE jobs

created or safeguarded in the City

Centre by developments

completed since January 2012

(when let and filled to capacity):

11,486

Value of major schemes completed

in the City Centre since January 2017:

£314 million

Number of potential new FTE jobs

created or safeguarded in the City

Centre by developments

completed since January 2017

(when let and filled to capacity):

2,120

Actual construction value of major

schemes currently on site across the

City Centre: £763 million.

Development Overview: City Centre

PROPOSED: THE £35 MILLION ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, PART OF THE

NEW £1 BILLION PADDINGTON VILLAGE CAMPUS.

CITY CENTRE DEVELOPMENT HOTSPOTS

BECOMING APPARENT

Several key development hotspots are now emerging in the

City Centre. The Fabric District area known as Islington is seeing

developer interest focussing on residential accommodation

along this northern edge of the centre which has been

neglected for so long. The Council is encouraging this new

focus of activity as long as it makes space for businesses at

ground floor level to maintain the area’s reputation for out-of-

centre retail linked primarily to furniture warehousing,

haberdashery and crafts.

A similar approach is being taken in the Baltic Triangle where a

strong existing business community specialising in digital and

other creatives continues to need space to grow. A strategic

framework for the Baltic area has been produced.

Individual planning applications have now begun to arrive for

the various buildings that will form part of Paddington Village

next to the Health Campus in the Knowledge Quarter Mayoral

Development Zone. The first projects totalling over £122 million

will include the Royal College of Physicians, Liverpool

International College, and the Rutherford Cancer Centre North

West. £12 million worth of infrastructure works will be

undertaken before development begins in order to prepare the

site.

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LIVERPOOL ONE COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES

COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF UNSTARTED SCHEMES AS SUGGESTED BY DEVELOPERS

Major Development Schemes in Liverpool City Centre since 2008

2018

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City Centre: Offices

THE £15 MILLION SENSOR CITY, LIVERPOOL’S NEW CENTRE FOR SENSOR

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, IS ALREADY ATTRACTING A RAFT OF

BUSINESSES FOCUSED ON DRIVING INNOVATION IN SPORTS

TECHNOLOGY, TELE-REHABILITATION AND CLOUD PLATFORMS.

HM REVENUE & CUSTOMS WILL BE RELOCATING ITS 3,500 STAFF FROM

BOOTLE TO 270,000 SQUARE FEET OF THE GRADE II* LISTED INDIA BUILDINGS.

REFURBISHMENT OF THE 10 FLOORS WILL BE CARRIED OUT IN 2018 WITH STAFF

MOVING IN FROM 2019.

PROPOSED: LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL IS WORKING WITH PARTNERS CTP

AND KIER PROPERTY TO DEVELOP PART OF PALL MALL EXCHANGE FOR

400,000 SQUARE FEET OF GRADE A OFFICES. A PLANNING APPLICATION IS

CURRENTLY BEING PREPARED.

The last twelve months to September 2017 has

seen £20 million invested in Liverpool City

Centre’s office stock, with £15 million of that

being the new Sensor City in the Knowledge

Quarter which provided 27,000 square feet

when completed in June 2017. The remaining

£5 million included some 13,000 square feet of

space being created at 20 Chapel Street for

law firm Goldsmith Williams to relocate 165

staff; and a refurbishment of several floors of

Yorkshire House next door to it that has

attracted new tenants including Prime Site

Developments, Aspect Software and UK Law

Nationwide.

Take-up in the Commercial District during 2016

was up a healthy 13%, the second highest

figure since 2009. Much of this has been going

into refurbished existing buildings; a sector

where more refurbishments are predicted for

2018 and 2019. This welcome news also

highlights, however, the growing shortage of

Grade A floorspace in the city: in March 2017

it was reported there was just over 50,000 sq ft

of vacant Grade A space remaining in the

Commercial District, down from 91,869 sq ft in

2015. With this in mind, the City Council has

been working with preferred developers CTP

and Kier Property to bring forward a joint

venture that will see a £200 million

redevelopment of Pall Mall Exchange. The first

phase will deliver an office-led scheme

totalling 400,000 sq ft of space with retail and

leisure uses, and a landscaped public realm.

Since October 2016:

£20m Value of office refurbishments or

new space completed

91,646 Square feet of office floorspace

created or refurbished

655 Net potential safeguarded or new

jobs created when the above

space is filled

Currently on site (as at September 2017):

£7.5m Value of office refurbishments/

developments

22,000 Square feet of office floorspace

being built or refurbished

200 Net potential safeguarded or new

jobs created when the above

space is filled

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City Centre: Retail

Investment in retailing in the City Centre has

remained relatively quiet over the last twelve

months, with the only schemes containing new

retail space completing being those on the

ground floor of mostly residential apartments (as

at The Cargo Building) and student

accommodation (as at Vine Street), all outside

of the traditional Main Retail Area.

There is currently an emphasis on refurbishment

and reconfiguration of existing stores such as at

Marks & Spencers on Church Street. Liverpool

ONE has seen several units refurbished for new

clients including menswear brand Ben Sherman

who opened its first full-price store outside

London in April 2017, whilst JD Sports are currently

expanding their busy store on Paradise Street.

The Albert Dock’s new owners, Aberdeen Asset

Management, have announced plans to

overhaul the venue’s retail offer by converting

former office space at The Colonnades to new

shops. Three ground floor and three mezzanine

level units will be converted to create full two-

storey openings for retailers, all with simpler,

glazed shop fronts.

Footfall across the traditional Main Retail Area

has climbed 2.8% in the last 12 months (Sep-16

to Aug-17), now achieving 54.5 million shoppers.

Since October 2016:

£2.0m Value of retail refurbishments/

developments completed

13,000 Square feet of new retail floorspace

built

60 Net potential new jobs created

when the above space is filled


£7m Value of retail refurbishments/

developments across city centre

48,981 Square feet of retail floorspace




Key Facts

3,000,000 Square feet total retail floorspace in

Liverpool’s MRA

11.6% MRA Retail Vacancy Rate as at July

2017 (source: Livepool Data Company)

£280-£320 Zone A prime frontage rents per

square foot

LIVERPOOL ONE HAS INVESTED IN REFURBISHMENTS DURING THE LAST YEAR,

WITH BEN SHERMAN BEING ONE OF THE NEWCOMERS.

MEZZANINE LEVELS ARE TO BE INTRODUCED AT THE COLONNADES AT THE

ALBERT DOCK TO INCREASE RETAIL FLOORSPACE.

ACCORDING TO RECENT PRESS STATEMENTS, AUGUR LIVERPOOL HAS TAKEN

OVER THE INCOMPLETE FORMER CENTRAL VILLAGE SCHEME FROM

MEREPARK. AUGUR WILL BE SUBMITTING A NEW APPLICATION EARLY NEXT

YEAR TO MAKE AMENDMENTS TO THE PREVIOUSLY APPROVED SCHEME TO

BRING MORE RETAIL AND LEISURE SPACE TO THE SCHEME. THE PLANS WILL

ALSO ALLOW FOR THE EXPANSION OF CENTRAL STATION.

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City Centre: Leisure and Culture

THE £3.1 MILLION BRITISH MUSIC EXPERIENCE OPENED ON THE GROUND

FLOOR OF THE CUNARD BUILDING IN MARCH 2017. IN ITS FIRST SIX

MONTHS IT HAS ATTRACTED XXX VISITORS.

IN 2017, LIVERPOOL HAS CONTINUED ITS ROLE OF AS ONE OF THE UK’S

TOP LEISURE AND CULTURAL DESTINATIONS, AS WELL AS HOSTING

SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITIONS. THE BRITISH STYLE COLLECTIVE CHOSE

LIVERPOOL AS ITS NEW HOME, AND IN JULY MOUNTED A THREE-DAY

SPECTACULAR EVENT ACROSS SEVERAL VENUES IN THE CITY INCLUDING

ST GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL'S ECHO ARENA AND EXHIBITION CENTRE,

THE ALBERT DOCK AND CAMP & FURNACE.

WORK IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY AT THE MET QUARTER TO BRING A

BOUTIQUE CINEMA OPERATED BY EVERYMAN CINEMAS ALONGSIDE A

NEW ANCHOR FOOD AND DRINK OFFER. QUEENSBERRY BOUGHT THE

COMPLEX IN 2016 AND IS WORKING TO ATTRACT A HIGH QUALITY

CLUSTER OF RESTAURANTS TO CREATE ALL DAY AND EVENING VENUES.

2017 saw a major new venue open on the city’s

Waterfront when the British Music Experience

arrived at the Cunard Building. Liverpool beat

other contenders from across the UK to become

the home of the attraction after it moved from

its previous location at the O2 in London. The

museum tells the story of British music from 1945

to the present day.

This year has also seen investment continuing in

Liverpool’s theatres. Liverpool’s Royal Court is

currently undergoing the £3 million third phase

of its £11 million refurbishment programme. The

scheme will see a new 150-seat studio space

added to the theatre’s basement to host small

comedy shows, music events and smaller

theatre productions. Front of house

improvements include remodelling work on the

balcony seating and larger, more open bar

areas on the third and fourth floors. Conversion

of the neighbouring Penny Farthing pub to an

extension of the theatre containing a courtyard

bar and kitchen, and first floor restaurant was

completed during the summer.

Meanwhile, the Unity Theatre carried out

£845,000 of improvements which included

improved access for disabled visitors and an

enlarged bar area.

Figures have revealed that National Museums

Liverpool contributes around £53 million to the

local economy, with its city attractions bucking

the trend with an increase in visitors while

numerous national museums are reporting a fall

in numbers. Visitor numbers have risen by 360%

since 2000, with 2016 having seen an increase

of 11% when 3 million people attended its eight

museums and galleries. The organisation, which

includes the Museum of Liverpool, Walker Art

Gallery and the World Museum among its sites,

also employs more than 1,200 jobs locally.

Since October 2016:

£7.2m Value of leisure refurbishments/

developments completed


£26.0m Value of leisure refurbishments/

developments on site

312,067 Square feet of leisure floorspace




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City Centre: Hotels & Serviced Apartments

The last 12 months has seen 120 serviced

apartments brought to the City Centre, mostly in

two venues: the Shankly Hotel on Victoria Street

(69 suites) and 1 Arthouse Square (41 suites) both

completed at the end of 2016. In addition, Epic

Apart-Hotel Duke Street gained a further 7

serviced apartments when the first segment of

the new Wolstenholme Square development

completed in August 2017. These bring the

number of known serviced apartments (including

those in apart-hotels) in the City Centre to over

1,200.

More apart-hotels are on site. The £16 million

conversion of the Corn Exchange is underway to

bring 205 suites in Spring 2018, and 33 suites will

shortly complete at 30-40 Seel Street. Renshaw

Hall off Benson Street will have 52 suites when it

completes in late 2018. Several more applications

have been made for a further 8 establishments

across the City Centre totalling 430 suites.

There are currently 330 traditional hotel bedrooms

on site across the City Centre. EasyHotel on

Castle Street will bring 77 this autumn. These will

be followed in 2018 by 122 rooms at The Times by

Vincent Hotel on Seel Street, and 100 rooms at

the new Premier Inn taking shape at Lime Street.

A new hotel celebrating Everton football legend

Dixie Dean has been announced by Signature

Living who propose converting the gothic

Jerome and Carlisle Buildings on Victoria Street

into a luxury 100-bedroom hotel as part of a plan

to create a world-first ‘Football Quarter’. The

65,000 sq ft hotel will contain restaurants, bars

and an events space for weddings. A planning

application is expected to be submitted later this

year.

Since October 2016:

£30.1m Value of hotel/serviced apartments

completed or refurbished

120 New serviced apartments created

in the last 12 months

55 Net new jobs created from the

above


£56.8m Value of hotel refurbishments/

developments & serviced apartments

300 / 290 Hotel rooms / serviced apartments

being created


COMPLETED: AMARIS HOSPITALITY SPENT £2 MILLION REFURBISHING

AND REBRANDING THE ATLANTIC TOWER HOTEL ON CHAPEL STREET

FOLLOWING THEIR ACQUISITION OF THE VENUE IN 2015. THE REFURB

COMPLETED IN FEBRUARY 2017.

ON SITE: THE £20 MILLION, 122 BEDROOM “THE TIMES BY VINCENT HOTEL”

WILL COMPLETE IN SUMMER 2018. OPERATED BY HOSPITALITY

ENTREPRENEUR PAUL ADAMS, IT WILL INCLUDE A ROOFTOP POOL AND

SPA.

ON SITE: THE £3 MILLION EASYHOTEL ON CASTLE STREET WILL OPEN AT THE

END OF NOVEMBER 2017. IT WILL HAVE 77 EN-SUITE BEDROOMS.

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City Centre: Knowledge Quarter Mayoral Development Zone

COMPLETED: THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL’S £68 MILLION MATERIALS

INNOVATION FACTORY. IT BROUGHT 100 NEW JOBS WITH IT.

COMPLETED: THE £25 MILLION LIVERPOOL LIFE SCIENCES ACCELERATOR. IT

WILL PROVIDE SPACE FOR OVER 540 NEW JOBS.

PROPOSED: PROTON PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL’S £35 MILLION

RUTHERFORD CANCER CENTRE NORTHWEST WILL BE THEIR THIRD

ONCOLOGY CENTRE IN ENGLAND. IT WILL PROVIDE AN ALL-

ENCOMPASSING CANCER SERVICE FOR PATIENTS, OFFERING PROTON

BEAM THERAPY, CHEMOTHERAPY, TRADITIONAL RADIOTHERAPY AND

IMAGING.

Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter Mayoral

Development Zone is the hub for the city’s

burgeoning knowledge economy and one of

the main economic drivers of the city region. It

includes the city’s universities, the Royal Liverpool

University Hospital (currently being rebuilt), the

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool

Science Park, The National Oceanographic

Centre, Mersey Bio Incubator, the Art & Design

Academy, the Liverpool Institute for the

Performing Arts and Liverpool Community

College. Between them, these organisations

provide accommodation for learning, research,

incubation and commercialisation by new and

growing businesses, and some £970 million has

been invested since 2000.

The expansion of the Knowledge Quarter’s

Health Campus is in full swing. The £25 million

Life Sciences Centre completed in September

2017, and will soon be followed by the £335

million Royal Liverpool Hospital in spring 2018.

The £124 million Clatterbridge Cancer Centre is

now also on site and expected to open in

summer 2019. These may possibly be joined by a

relocated Liverpool Womens’ Hospital and

additional research-led institutions which could

see total investment exceed more than £800

million.

Plans are moving forward rapidly for Paddington

Village that neighbours the Health Campus. Site

infrastructure works are underway to prepare for

construction of the Royal College of Physicians,

Liverpool International College and Rutherford

Cancer Centre Northwest, all of which are the

first major schemes confirmed as part of the £1

billion development. Construction on all three

facilities at Paddington Central could start in

early to mid 2018.

Since October 2016:

£123.7m Value of schemes completed in the

Knowledge Quarter over 12 months

193,800 Square feet of office/health/

education floorspace completed




£802.7m Value of developments under

construction

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City Centre: Residential

Liverpool City Centre’s population has now grown

to over 33,540 living in over 14,000 residences.

2017 has continued to see the creation of more

residential apartments, with over 1,000 units

expected to have completed by the end of this

year. This is welcome news as these not only

contribute to the number of new homes the city

has to offer, but give a clear indication of the

number of vacant or underused buildings or

brownfield sites being redeveloped within the

City Centre. These in turn attract more servicing

businesses and leisure/dining outlets which

benefit existing residents.

The new hotspot for student accommodation is

the Fabric District on the northern edge of the

City Centre where several schemes that could

contribute to over proposed 4,000 bedrooms are

about to commence.

Since September 2016:

£83.2m Value of completed student

accommodation schemes

1,915 Number of student bedrooms

completed

£146.7m Value of (non-student) residential

schemes completed

1,370 Number of (non-student) new

homes completed

Currently on site (at September 2017):

£239.0m Value of student accommodation

schemes under construction

3,394 Number of student bedrooms under

construction

£230.6m Value of (non-student) residential


2,083 Number of (non-student) new

homes under construction

COMPLETED IN JUNE 2017, CHANCERY HOUSE HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO 37

APARTMENTS ABOVE COMMERCIAL FLOORSPACE NOW OCCUPIED BY

“THE CHANCERY” DELICATESSEN RESTAURANT.

UNITE STUDENTS COMPLETED THE £35 MILLION 772 BEDROOM STUDENT

ACCOMMODATION BUILDING “ST LUKES VIEW” AT 4-14 OLDHAM STREET IN

SEPTEMBER 2017.

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582

849

Number of residential units completed

or on site in Liverpool City Centre

STUDENT BEDROOMS COMPLETED

RESIDENTIAL UNITS COMPLETED

STUDENT BEDROOMS ON SITE

RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON SITE

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2000

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2015

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762

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1244

345

582

218 19

1102

2427

262 114 18

2016

537

1404

2107

258248

928

872

1319

1147

City Centre Development Schedule

This schedule provides detailed information on schemes in the City Centre, some of

which have been completed in the last 13 months, are on site, have a live planning

application submitted/pending or have received planning consent.

CITY CENTRE COMPLETED SEPTEMBER 2016 – SEPTEMBER 2017

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED

1 British Music Experience

Museum, Cunard Building

Part ground floor conversion to museum of popular

music

British Music

Experience

£3.1m March 2017

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 2 Mercure Liverpool

Atlantic Tower Hotel,

Chapel Street

Major refurbishment and rebranding of hotel as

Mercure

Mercure Not

known

February

2017

3 Unity, 20 Chapel Street Creation of over 13,000 sq ft new office space within

existing building for law firm Goldsmith Williams

Canmoor £3m August 2017

4 Yorkshire House, Chapel

Street

Refurbishment of offices Millfield Estates £0.2m June 2017

5 Orleans House, Edmund

Street

Conversion of offices to 71 apartments with

basement parking

Bruntwood £5m May 2017

MARYBONE 6 “Byrom Point”, Great

Crosshall/Fontenoy Street

New 14 storey building with ground floor commercial

unit and 398 student bedrooms above

Gipsy International £12m September

2016

ST GEORGES QUARTER 7 Royal Court Theatre,

Roe Street

Conversion of basement to 150 person performance

venue and other internal refurbishments

Royal Court

Liverpool Trust

£2.9m August 2017

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 8 97-105 Dale Street Conversion of 1st to 3rd floors as 10 residential

apartments

Garry Usherwood

Associates Ltd

£0.5m September

2016

9 37 Cheapside Conversion and extension to create 12 bedroom

student bedrooms

BTE Limited £0.75m December

2016

10 Bands Building, 8 Vernon

Street

To convert 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors to provide 6

apartments.

Amber View Estates

Limited

£0.3m March 2017

11 Citrus House, 40-46 Dale

Street

Conversion of upper floors from offices to 34

apartments, and ground floor to 2 commercial units

Day Architectural

Ltd

£3m Autumn

2016

12 19 Castle Street Conversion from retail/offices to cafeteria with 8 self-

contained flats on the upper floors.

Mr John Lee £0.8m June 2017

13 25-27 Castle Street Conversion of 1st to 3rd floors from office space to 16

apartments

Highneal Limited Not

disclosed

Winter 2016

14 2 Castle Street/1-3 Water

Street

To convert upper floors to 8 self-contained

residential apartments

RSL Property

Management Ltd

£0.6m September

2017

15 Oriel Chambers, 14

Water Street

Refurbishment of two neighbouring office buildings Bruntwood £0.5m October

2016

16 Tower Buildings, Strand Conversion of 1st and 2nd floors to 32 apartments HeadOffice3 £5m July 2017

17 West Africa House, 25

Water Street

Conversion from offices to 42 apartments Signature Living £5.7m May 2017

18 7 The Strand (Wellington

Buildings)

Conversion from offices to 96 apartments Seven Capital (The

Strand) Ltd

£6m September

2016

19 Tom’s Tavern, 50

Brunswick Street

Refurbishment of bar and eaterie including The

Bentley Function Rooms on two upper floors

C&G Holdings Ltd £1m August 2017

MAIN RETAIL AREA 20 Chancery House, 96

Paradise Street

Conversion/extension to mixed use scheme with 37

apartments, ground floor retail unit and deli/café.

JCC Building

Services LLP

£5m June 2017

21 “Shankly Hotel”, Victoria

Street

Conversion to 61 bedroom hotel, 22 suite apart-hotel,

gym, bar/restaurant and basement car park,

Signature Living £20m August 2017

22 Parker Street, Elliot Street

and Houghton Street

Repaving works Liverpool City

Council

£3m November

2016

23 St John’s Market, St

John’s Centre

Refurbishment of indoor market Liverpool City

Council

£2.5m October

2016

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24 “X1 Liverpool 1”, Seel

Street

New 6/9 storey development with 331 student

bedrooms above ground floor retail/commercial.

X1 Developments Ltd £18m September

2016

25 11-13 Wolstenholme

Square, 67-73 Duke Street

Conversion and new build to create ground floor

commercial units and extension to Epic Apart-hotel

Hope Street

Properties Limited

£2m June 2017

26 1 Arthouse Square, 61-69

Seel Street

Conversion from offices to 39 bedroom apart-hotel Signature Living

Arthouse Square Ltd

£10.7m December

2016

27 “The Dome”, Central

Hall, 35 Renshaw St

To convert upper floors of building to 41 bed

student accommodation

OBG - NEXTDOM £2.2m September

2017

28 “St Luke’s View”, 4-14

Oldham Street

To erect max 12 storey building with 772 student

bedrooms, communal areas and ground floor retail

Unite Group Plc £35m August 2017

29 St Luke’s Church, Leece

Street

Refurbishment of bombed out church as event space Liverpool City

Council

£0.5m May 2017

CHINATOWN 30 44 Nelson Street Conversion to create a 16 bedroom HMO Frenson Limited £0.3m Sept 2016

BALTIC TRIANGLE 31 “The Cargo Building”,

Wapping

3 new buildings (13, 10 and 8 storeys) to include retail/

commercial space and 308 apartments, residents-only

gym, public square, underground car park.

Promenade Estates £50m August 2017

32 24 Kitchen Street Conversion to public event space, including café/

restaurant, pub, theatre space/ nightclub/art studio

with eating terrace on roof and garden nursery.

Windle & Roberts £1m September

2016

33 3a Bridgewater Street Conversion to 20,000 sq ft offices Baltic Properties

North West (BPNW)

£1.5m July 2017

34 5-7 Bridgewater Street 8 to 10 storey building with 118 studio apartments

above ground floor commercial unit and parking

Baltic Properties

North West (BPNW)

£7m September

2016

35 “Norfolk House – Phase

1”, 70-78 Norfolk Street

To erect 5 to 9 storey apartment building containing

156 studio apartments.

Baltic Developments

Limited

£15m September

2016

36 “Norfolk House – Phase

2”, Norfolk Street

9 storey building containing 100 studio apartments The Elliot Group £5m January

2017

37 22 Jordan Street To refurbish to provide 7 individual office units with

independent access doors fronting Jamaica Street.

Baltic Creatives CIC £0.5m September

2016

38 “The Terrace at X1 The

Quarter”, Sefton Street

To erect 101 apartments in a 17 storey building X1 Developments

Ltd £11m September

2016

39 Baltic Market, Cains

Brewery Village

Conversion to retail/food hall, 2 bars, a performance

area, multi-purpose hall, restaurant and cinema

Independent

Liverpool

£0.5m June 2017

HOPE STREET QUARTER 40 Liverpool Institute for

Performing Arts, Mount St

To erect 2/3 storey extension to provide a sixth form

college in its Hope Street wing.

Liverpool Institute for

Performing Arts

£5.4m September

2016

41 19 Rodney Street Conversion to 5 apartments Ian Marlowe £0.5m July 2017

42 3-5 Rodney Street Conversion of former NHS Centre to 25 bed HMO for

young professionals

Metis Developments £0.5m November

2016

43 City of Liverpool College,

Myrtle Street campus

Conversion of 2 floors of existing college building to

the UK’s first purpose-built digital coding academy

City of Liverpool

College

£2.5m September

2017

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 44 “Falkner Place”, 68

Falkner Street

To erect 6 storey building with 109 flats, ground floor

commercial space and parking

Falkner Street Ltd £15m September

2017

45 Myrtle Parade, Myrtle

Street

To erect two new blocks of 4 and 8 storeys with 303

student bedrooms and ground floor retail space.

Liverpool Edge

(Myrtle Parade) Ltd

£15m September

2016

46 “Vine Square”, Vine St/

Chatham St/Myrtle Street

To erect 2 blocks (8 and 4 storeys) providing 97 PRS

apartments and ground floor commercial space

Carpenter

Investments Limited

£10m September

2017

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 47 Sensor City Incubator,

Russell St/Warren Street

3-4 storey incubator facility comprising incubator units,

laboratories, breakout spaces and meeting rooms

Sensor City

Liverpool Limited

£15m July 2017

48 City of Liverpool College,

Clarence Street

New science laboratory City of Liverpool

College

£3m September

2016

49 Materials Innovation

Factory, Grove Street

New 5 storey Research Laboratory Building University of

Liverpool

£68m December

2016

50 Liverpool Life Sciences

Centre, Prescot Street

New build research and development centre, internal

new road alignments and car park

Royal Liverpool NHS

Trust

£25m September

2017

ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD / FABRIC DISTRICT 51 Post Office Public House,

2 Great Newton Street

Conversion from pub to shop with 6 self-contained

student flats above

Stockton Properties £0.3m September

2016

52 “The Lightbox”, 3-5

Lower Gill Street

To erect 5 storey block containing 34 student

bedrooms and flats

Mr Barry Ramm £2.5m September

2016

53 63 Kempston Street

To convert retail unit to student accommodation - 6

clusters (18 beds in total)

Try and Lilly

Properties

£1m Sept

2016

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WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE

54 Royal Liver Building, Pier

Head

Refurbishment of 2nd and 7th floors Liver Building

Company Limited

£0.5m December

2017

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 55 60 Old Hall Street Conversion from office to create 115 serviced

apartments with roof-top gym

Signature Living £17m January

2018

56 Silkhouse Court,

Tithebarn Street

Conversion from office tower to create 193 self-

contained flats.

Fortis £25m March 2018

57 “Exchange Station”,

Tithebarn Street

Refurbishment of existing office building providing

175,700 sq ft

Commercial Estates

Group

£7m 2018

58 “Beetham Court/

Hadwens Apartments”,

51-57 Tithebarn Street

Refurbishment of office space, and conversion of

third and fourth floors into 8 x 2 bedroom apartments

with a new ground floor retail unit to Pall Mall.

Curtins £1.5m October

2017

PUMPFIELDS 59 “North Point”, 70-90 Pall

Mall, L3

3 to 18 storeys comprising 507 live/work studios,

apartments and duplexes, car park, ground floor retail,

café/bar, restaurants, spa, offices and first floor gym.

PHD1 £90m 2019/20

60 Blackstock Street/ Paul

Street

New 5 to 8 storey building comprising 200 flats and

parking.

W.F. Doyle and Co.

Ltd.

£20m September

2018

MARYBONE 61 “Studio 200”, 11

Fontenoy Street

To erect nine storey building with 200 student

bedrooms.

Key Design LLP £15m August 2018

ST GEORGE’S QUARTER 62 Royal Court Theatre,

Roe Street

Conversion of Penny Farthing pub to courtyard bar

and kitchen, and first floor restaurant

Royal Court

Liverpool Trust

£2.9m December

2017

63 Lime Street Station Remodelling of station to include two new platforms

for increased capacity (Phase 1)

Network Rail

Infrastructure Ltd

£72.5m October

2017

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 64 Princes Building, 81 Dale

Street, 11-13 Cheapside

and 10 Hockenhall Alley

Conversion of buildings to form 41 apartments,

including the reconfiguration of ground floor

commercial units.

Goodman Wells £9m Spring 2018

65 Victoria Street Car Park,

Victoria Street

New 333 space multi-storey car park over 5 floors with

ground floor bar/restaurant space with roof terrace

Liverpool City

Council

£6.5m December

2017

66 Harrington House,

Harrington Street

Conversion of upper floors to 33 apartments.

Refurbishment of ground floor nightclubs/shopfronts.

Derwent Lodge

Estates Limited

£3m November

2017

67 EasyHotel, 47 Castle St Conversion from offices to 77 bedroom budget hotel EasyHotel £3m November

2017

68 “The Residence”, 8

Water Street

Conversion from offices to 96 apartments. Prospect Capital £8m December

2017

69 Reliance House, 20

Water Street

Conversion from offices to 100 apartments Legacie £8m January

2018

70 Corn Exchange Building,

Fenwick Street

Conversion of lower ground floor and floors 1-8 from

offices to a 205 bedroom apart-hotel.

BJ 201 Limited and

BJ 202 Limited

£16m March 2018

71 “Strand Plaza”, The

Strand

Conversion of office block to 124 apartments Primesite

Developments

£26m July 2018

MAIN RETAIL AREA 72 Produce Exchange, 8

Victoria Street

Refurbishment and conversion to 54 x 1, 2 and 3

bedroom luxury apartments

Foster Marlon Group £8m October

2017

73 JD Sports, 4 Paradise St Refurbishment and extension JD Sports £1m Dec 2017

74 RBS Bank, 2-8 Church

Street

Conversion of former clothes store to RBS Bank RBS £1m November

2017

75 Playhouse Theatre,

Williamson Square

Refurbishment including repairs to facade Playhouse Theatre £0.55m December

2017

76 Parker Street Residences,

11-17 Parker Street

Conversion of 2nd to 7th floors to 91 x 1 bed apartments Property Frontiers £5m December

2017

77 Clayton Square

Shopping Centre

Conversion of former Morrisons store to McDonalds

restaurant

McDonalds

Restaurants

£1.2m October

2017

78 Lanigans, 33-35

Ranelagh Street

Conversion of upper floor to pod hotel with 12

bedrooms of between 2 and 12 bedspaces.

Tipp Pool Limited Not

known

Winter 2017

79 “The Ascent”, Renshaw

Street

New 13 storey building with 196 student apartments IconInk £24m December

2017

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80 Renshaw Hall, Benson

Street

Redevelop with 292 student bedrooms and 52

bedroom apart-hotel

NR Capricornus £20m Summer 2019

81 Havelock Building 139-

141 Wood Street

To change use of 2nd and 3rd floors to 7 residential

apartments.

Mr Mark Rea £0.5m Spring 2018

82 “L1 Studios”, 16 Fleet

Street

To erect seven storey block of 52 student bedrooms

with ground floor commercial uses

Hope Street Properties

Limited

£10m September

2018

83 “One Wolstenholme

Square”, 5 Parr Street &

Wolstenholme Square

plus land/premises

between northern edge

of Wolstenholme Square

and Seel Street

Four blocks between 3 and 10 storeys to contain

replacement nightclub over two basement levels,

commercial units and 333 studio apartments on

upper floors, and change of use of existing

warehouse to mix of commercial uses, nightclub and

114 studio apartments above, together with re-

landscaping of Wolstenholme Square.

Wolstenholme Square

Developments

Limited

£40m March 2018

84 30-40 Seel Street Conversion to 33 x 1 bedroom serviced apartments

and 4 retail units at ground and basement levels.

Hope Street Properties

Limited

£2.5m Autumn

2017

85 “The Times by Vincent

Hotel”, 42-46 Seel Street

To erect 5-7 storey building containing 116 boutique

bedrooms

Wolstenhome Square

Developments Limited

£20m July 2018

86 65 Duke Street/14

Wolstenholme Square

To replace existing buildings with a 3 to 7 storey

building with 69 apartments with retail at ground floor.

Lady Mia Limited £5m December

2018

87 84-86 Seel Street To demolish existing garage and erect new

bar/restaurant with 4 studio apartments above

Mr Gleeson £0.4m Spring 2018

CHINATOWN 88 New Chinatown –

Phase 1

To erect a 6 storey mixed use building comprising 6

townhouses, 115 apartments, public events space

commercial space and underground car parking

Seeking replacement

developer

£38m 2018/19

BALTIC TRIANGLE 89 “Kings Dock Mill – Phase

2”, Land at Hurst Street

To erect 11/12 storey block containing 204

apartments

YPG Developments

Limited

£15m September

2018

90 62-64 Bridgewater

Street

To convert existing industrial premises to craft brewery,

including beer production, distillery, visitor centre

Higsons Brewery

Limited

£2.5m October

2017

91 Land bordering

Bridgewater Street and

Watkinson Street

To partially convert existing vacant warehouse into 5

town houses, erect 4 x 4 storey town houses and

erect commercial unit for use as office.

HUP (BALTIC) £1.7m November

2017

92 “Baltic House – Phase 1”,

Norfolk St/Brick Street

New 9-11 storey building with 150 student bedrooms

communal facilities, and office/creative workshops

Pinnacle Student

Developments Ltd

£14m Scheme

stalled

93 “The Tower” at X1 The

Quarter, Sefton Street

To erect 25 storey building containing 196 residential

apartments

X1 Developments Ltd £25m September

2018

94 “Parliament Residence”,

32-34 Parliament Street

44 apartments within a new 5/6 storey building with

ground floor parking, office/workshop space

Assetcorp £3.5m Spring 2018

HOPE STREET QUARTER 95 “Philharmonic Rise”, 35-

4-22 Catharine Street

Deconversion of existing student accommodation

back to original 23 individual private town houses

Hollinwood Homes

Limited

£7m Spring 2018

96 32 Rodney Street and 45

Leece Street

Conversion to a ground floor public house with rear

terrace and 5 serviced apartments above.

Mr Gavin Heard £0.25m September

2017

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 97 Land bounded by

Skelhorne Street, Bolton

Street, Hilbre Street

Mixed use development comprising 2 blocks for

ground floor commercial uses with 1,027 student

bedrooms on upper floors

Unite £70m September

2019

98 Lime Street Gateway:

45-77 Lime Street and

20-22 Bolton Street

Mixed use development with ground floor

commercial, retail and leisure uses, 90 bedroom hotel

and student accommodation.

Regeneration

Liverpool/Neptune

£39m July 2018

99 65-73 Smithdown Lane To erect part 3, part 5 storey block of student

accommodation comprising 64 bedrooms

GC Capital Ltd £2m Spring 2018

100 Royal Liverpool

University Hospital,

Prescot Street

Redevelopment to provide a hospital and related

healthcare facilities comprising core hospital

buildings, energy centre, future healthcare buildings

Royal Liverpool &

Broadgreen University

Hospitals NHS Trust

£429m Spring 2018

101 Clatterbridge Cancer

Treatment Centre

New cancer treatment centre Clatterbridge Cancer

Centre NHS Foundation

£124m July 2019

ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD / FABRIC DISTRICT 102 “One Islington Plaza”,

Devon Street/Moss Street

To erect 8/10 storey block containing 317 student units

with ground floor commercial floorspace.

Islington Regeneration

Company

£15m September

2018

103 33 Devon Street New part six, part eight storey building with ground

floor retail and 218 student studio bedrooms

YPG Devon House Ltd £17.5m March 2019

104 “Pembroke Studios”, 4-

10 Pembroke Place

New six-storey building comprising 94 student studios

and ground floor retail

Yu Property Group £6.5m October

2017

105 “The Paramount”, 28

London Road

488 bedroom student accommodation in 7 to 11

storey building

Pinnacle Student

Developments Ltd

£35m Winter

2017

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WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

106 Isle of Man Ferry

Terminal

New ferry terminal Isle of Man

Government

Planning application

awaited

£15m Not known

107 “The Lexington”,

William Jessop Way

34 storey residential block with 304

private rented sector apartments

Moda Living Permission granted

September 2016

£82m 2019

108 “The Hive”, William

Jessop Way, Princes

Dock

30 storey tower with 276 private

rental apartments, “premium

restaurant and bistro facilities”

Your Housing

Group


anticipated

£48m September

2019

109 “Plaza 1821”, William

Jessop Way

New tower with 105 one and two-

bedroom PRS apartments and

ground floor commercial

Peel/The

Regenda Group


17F/0913 submitted

April 2017

£21m Not known

110 “William Jessop

House”, William

Jessop Way

To erect 8 storey office building with

ground floor commercial retail

Peel Holdings

(Land and

Property) Ltd

Application 15F/0560

awaiting signing of

legal agreement

Not

stated

Not known

111 Liverpool Cruise Liner

Terminal, Princes Dock

Replacement cruise liner terminal Liverpool City

Council


anticipated

£60m 2020

112 2nd floor, Cunard

Building, Pier Head

To carry out internal alterations to

part of second floor (11,000 sq ft).

Interserve

Investments Ltd

Permission granted

December

£0.5m Not known

113 Canning Dock

pedestrian link

To connect Mann Island with the

Pump House at Albert Dock with

series of pedestrian bridges.

Amey Application 17F/2197

submitted August

2017

Not

known

Not known

114 Albert Dock Conversion of offices to retail Aberdeen Asset

Management


submitted May 2017

Not

known

Not known

115 The Block, 19 Keel

Wharf

Conversion from storage areas to 8

apartments

Artisan H (Kings

Waterfront) Ltd

Permission granted

January 2017

Not

stated

Not known

116 Land at Monarchs

Quay, Kings Dock

To erect a four storey, 45,000 sq ft

office storey building with leisure use

Monarchs Quay

Holdings Limited


submitted Sept 2017

Not

known

Not known

117 “The Keel” – Phase 2 To erect 2 x 8 storey buildings of 257

PRS apartments

Queens Dock

Liverpool Property

Permission granted

March 2017

£45m Not known

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 118 Irwell Chambers, 9

Union Street

To erect 2 storey roof extension to

provide 20 residential apartments

RDI Property Application 16F/2012

submitted August 2017

£2m Not known

119 Pall Mall Exchange

Phase 1

To erect new Grade A 400,000 sq ft

office building

Development

partner sought

Application awaited £20m Not known

120 Pall Mall/Exchange

Phases 2 & 3

Major new mixed-use development

to provide offices, retail/restaurants,

residential units, car parking

To be

determined

Supplementary

Planning Document

approved.

£200m 3-15 years

121 30-36 Pall Mall 10 to 22 storey tower with 336 flats

and ground floor commercial units

Anwyl

Construction

Permission granted

July 2017

£50m Not known

122 Ovatus 1, 122 Old

Hall Street

27 storey tower with 168 apartments

for PRS rent

122 Old Hall

Street Limited


submitted Jan 2017

£35m Not known

123 Ovatus 2 530 apartments in 48 storey tower 122 Old Hall

Street Limited


awaited

£40m Not known

PUMPFIELDS 124 “Infinity”, Leeds

Street/Pall Mall

Three towers of 39, 33 and 27 floors

to include 1,002 apartments

The Elliot Group Application 17F/0340

submitted Feb 2017

£250m Not known

125 “The Northern

Quarter”, Leeds

Street/Vauxhall Road

Redevelopment with 5 blocks from 4

to 12 storeys containing 914 flats with

ground floor commercial space

Eldonian Projects

Limited


submitted March 2016

£90m Not known

126 Vauxhall Road/

Freemason's Row/

Gladstone Street/

Naylor Street and 60

Vauxhall Road

To erect two linked blocks of 11 and

13 storeys creating 312 apartments,

ground floor commercial space,

together with associated new

vehicular access, car parking for 53.

Azure Horizon's Ltd Permission granted

May 2017

Not

known

Not known

127 9-27 Freemasons Row 11 to 15 storey blocks with 656 PRS

apartments above ground floor

commercial space and.

Vinco Group

Limited with John

and Elaine Sutch



Not known

128 4 Paul Street To erect 20 x 3/4 storey town houses Vauxhall Develop-

ments Limited


submitted July 2016

£2m Not known

129 “Bevington House”,

Bevington Bush/

Aldersey Street

To erect four 8-16 storey blocks with

1,019 student bedrooms, ground floor

communal/retail space.

Bevington

Developments

Limited



£40m Not known

130 Bevington Bush/

Gardners Row/Edgar

Street

To erect three blocks containing 381

residential units and ground floor

commercial unit.

NR Scorpio LLP Application 16F/3078

submitted December

2016

£30m Not known

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131 Trueman Court, 21

Trueman Street

Conversion from offices to 4 serviced

apartments.

Alexander

Property Group

Permission granted

May 2017

£0.5m Not stated

132 Kingsway House,

Hatton Garden

Conversion from offices to 76 x 1 and

2 bedroom apartments

Signature Living Permission granted

August 2017

£7.5m Not known

ST GEORGE’S QUARTER 133 Lime Street Station Remodelling of station to include two

new platforms for increased capacity

(phase 2)

Network Rail

Infrastructure

Limited

Permission granted

March 2017

£72.5m Autumn

2018

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 134 87-95 Dale Street/2-

6 Cheapside

Building rebuild with 6 ground floor

commercial units and 18 flats above

Jamworks Permission granted

June 2016

£1.5m Not known

135 Union House, 19-21

Victoria Street

Conversion/extensions to form 35 bed

hotel on upper floors

Pure Manage-

ment Inc

Permission granted

June 2016

£2m Not known

136 Colonial

Chambers, 3-11

Temple Street

To convert ground floors and floors 1-5

to 94 x 1 bed studio apartments.

Colonial

Chambers

Development

Company Ltd

Permission granted

August 2016

£3m Not known

137 North House, North

John Street

Conversion of 1st to 7th floors from

offices to 43 x 1 and 2 bed apartments

Park House

Developments

(NW) Limited

Permission granted

June 2017

£2.5m Not known

138 14 Cook Street Conversion of former office space to

18 apartments

Pierce &

Biersadorf

Permission granted

October 2014

£0.5m Not known

139 19 Castle Street Conversion of upper floors to 9

apartments

Machett

Limited

Permission granted

April 2017

£0.9m May 2018

140 16 Queen Avenue To refurbish vacant offices. Bruntwood

Estates

Permission granted

January 2016

£0.5m Not known

141 Martins Building,

Water Street

Conversion into 227 bedroom 5 star

hotel with bars, restaurants, and spa

Principal Hayley

Group Hotels

Permission granted

August 2015

£50m Early 2018

142 District House, 18

Water Street

Conversion from office to 16 x 1 bed

apartments

The Flanagan

Group

Permission granted

December 2015

£1m Not known

143 Drury House, 19

Water Street

Conversion from office to 92 studios, 5

one bed flats and 7 two bed flats

Signature Black

Limited

Permission granted

September 2017

£6m Not known

144 Drury Lane/

Brunswick Street

To erect 8 to 11 storey apart-hotel

with 63 suites and ground floor

commercial unit

Fold

Architecture


submitted September

2017

Not

known

Not known

145 Crown House, 10-12

James Street

Conversion of office building to 23 x 1

bedroom apartments

District and

Urban


submitted Sept 2016

Not

known

Not known

146 Victoria House, 7-11

James Street

Conversion of office building to 71 x 1

bedroom studio apartments

Pinnacle

Developments

Permission granted

April 2014

Not

known

Not known

147 Strand House, 21

Strand Street

Replacement 16/19 storey mixed use

development comprising 395

apartments with residents gym,

cinema, roof terrace), and two

ground floor commercial units

FT Patten

Properties

(Liverpool) Ltd &

Panacea

Property

Development

Permission granted

April 2017

£40m Not known

MAIN RETAIL AREA 148 Hilton Hotel, 3

Thomas Steers Way

New two storey extension to provide

extended 1st floor ballroom/

conference facilities above ground

floor commercial unit. Conversion of 7th

floor to 6 additional hotel bedrooms,

and ground floor entrance lobby/

concierge to a new executive lounge

with main hotel entrance relocated

from the west to north elevation

Ability Hotels

(Liverpool)

Limited

Permission granted

February 2015

£2.5m Not known

149 1-3 Temple Court Conversion of first to fourth floors of

existing office premises into 18 flats

Highneal

Limited

Permission granted

August 2016

£1.5m Not known

150 42-44 Stanley Street Conversion of 1st to 4th floors from

offices to 20 x 1 bed apartments.

The Flanagan

Group

Permission granted

August 2016

£1.4m Not known

151 Sir Thomas House, 5

Sir Thomas Street

To change use from office to 44

residential studios

Urban Point

Limited

Permission granted

April 2017

£2.5m Not known

152 13-17 Tarleton Street Conversion of upper storeys to 6 studio

duplex apartments

Miller Brook

Properties Ltd

Permission granted

November 2015

£0.3m Not known

153 Former George

Henry Lee Building,

53-57 Church Street

Conversion of levels 2-7 from retail to

105 room apart-hotel

Broadley Group Application 17F/1940

submitted July 2017

£7m Not known

154 58-72 Church

Street

To convert 2nd to 4th floors to 100

bedroom aparthotel and erect two

storey roof extension.

Quest

Apartments


submitted August

2017

£5m Not known

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155 Bling Building, 69

Hanover Street

Conversion of existing hair salon to

mixed use development comprising

restaurant at ground floor, hair

salon at first floor, offices on upper

floors, and rooftop extensions.

Signature Living Application 17F/2037

submitted July 2017

£1m Not known

156 13-17 Ranelagh

Street

Conversion of existing ground floor

unit to fast food restaurant and 1st

and 3rd floors into 7 bed HMO

Poseidon

Investments

Permission granted

September 2015

£0.5m Not known

157 21-23 Ranelagh

Street

Conversion of ground and lower

ground floor into restaurant and 1st-

3rd floors above into 9 apartments

Rathbone Trust

Company Ltd as

Trustees for York

Terrace Settlement

Permission granted

March 2015

£0.5m Not known

158 “Circus”, Lime Street New retail/leisure development with

shops, cafes, restaurants, cinema.

Augur Liverpool New planning

application awaited

£50m Not known

ROPEWALKS 159 9-19 Bold Street Conversion of 1st and 2nd floors from

office to 10 flats

AEW UK Permission granted

May 2017

£0.5m Not known

160 21-25 Bold Street Conversion of 1st and 2nd floors from

office to 10 flats

AEW UK Permission granted

June 2016

£0.5m Not known

161 41 Bold Street Conversion of upper floors to 8

serviced apartments

Zoe Newington

Ltd Andreas

Anastasiou


submitted June 2017

£0.8m Not known

162 48-54 Renshaw Street To demolish part of existing building

and erect 11 storey building,

creating 90 x 1 bed studio

apartments, aparthotel with 75

units and commercial space at

basement and ground floor levels.

YPG Renshaw

Street Limited

Permission granted

August 2017

Not

known

Not known

163 10 Mount Pleasant To convert upper floors into 7

bedroom hotel.

Original NW

Limited

Permission granted

August 2016

Not

known

Not known

164 3 Oldham Place New 6 storey building with 154

student bedrooms and retail unit

Oldham Place

Limited


submitted August 2016

£15m Not known

165 89-99 Renshaw Street New 8 storey building with 77 flats

and ground floor retail/office uses

Citylife

Developments Ltd

Permission granted

September 2017

£7m Not known

166 108 Wood Street To erect 5 storey building, comprising

commercial unit to ground floor and

4 self-contained apartments above

Mr Tareq Alblooshi Permission granted

September 2017

Not

known

Not known

167 181-185 Duke Street To erect 3 storey building with 3

apartments above ground floor retail

Ropeworks Limited Application 17F/1294

submitted May 2017

£0.5m Not known

168 66 Bold Street Conversion of former pub to hotel

(17 bedrooms and 6 suites) including

construction of new fifth floor.

Zoe Antonis

Limited

Permission granted

May 2015

Not

known

Not known

169 Holmes Building, 46

Wood Street

Conversion of upper floors to 8

bedroom boutique hotel

JSM Bar & Leisure

Group

Permission granted

September 2015

Not

known

Not known

170 84-86 Seel Street To demolish existing garage and

erect new bar/restaurant with 4

studio apartments above

Mr Gleeson Permission granted

October 2016

Not

known

Not known

171 56 Parr Street To erect four storey seven bedroom

student town house following

demolition of existing garage.

Signature Living Permission granted

November 2015

£2m Not known

172 151-155 Duke Street To change use of 3 vacant

commercial buildings to 21 self-

contained aparthotel units with

café/restaurant at ground floor.

Epic Liverpool

Limited


submitted May 2017

£4m Not known

173 118-124 Duke Street To redevelop site with conversion of

existing building and erection of 4-8

storey new building to create 151

residential units with ground floor

communal use

Henry Space

Development

Limited

Permission granted

June 2016

£12m Not known

174 Former Council

Depot Site, Lydia Ann

Street

To erect 7 storey block with 47

apartments, ground floor retail and

parking

Mr Kevin Doran Application 17F/1766

submitted June 2017

£4.5m Not known

175 13-23 Seel Street Conversion of second and third

floors to offices and education uses

Hope Street

Properties Limited

Permission granted

April 2015

£3m Not known

176 “The Address at One

Wolstenholme

Square”, Seel Street

11 storey block with 200 luxury

apartments, spa, pool, and ground

floor commercial space.

Wolstenholme

Square

Developments Ltd


anticipated

£36m 2019

177 Bateson Building, 28-

30 Henry Street

Conversion from basement parking

to 15 bedroom budget hotel

Yu Group Permission granted

April 2016

£1m Not known

178 3-5 York Street Conversion into 18 apartments York Street

Limited


submitted April 2017

£0.5m Not known

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ROPEWALKS continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

179 50a Duke Street Conversion of vacant former club to

a 14 bedroom student HMO

Mr Y Chun Cao Permission granted

June 2015

£0.3m Not known

180 23 Duke Street Conversion from residential to 7

serviced apartments

Not disclosed Permission granted

May 2017

£0.1m Not known

181 17 Duke Street Conversion to 16 bedroom hotel TMA Group

Limited

Permission granted

April 2017

£1m Not known

182 Gostins Building, 32-

36 Hanover Street

Conversion to 181 bedroom hotel

with associated gym and restaurant

Hanover Holding

Ltd


submitted June 2017

£10m Not known

CHINATOWN 183 8 Upper Pitt Street To erect 7 storey building with 52

studio apartments and residents gym

HDCO EPL1

Limited


submitted Nov 2015

£2.5m Not known

184 “St Michaels II”,

Grenville Street/Upper

Pitt Street/Grenville

Street

To replace former community

building with 2 blocks (max 7 storey)

creating 120 apartments, 233 sqm of

commercial and community uses

Iliad Cosgrove Ltd Permission granted

July 2017

£10m Not known

185 The Black-E, Nelson

Street

Refurbishment of community facility Liverpool City

Council

Awaiting funding

approval

£0.6m Autumn 2016

186 “New Chinatown”,

Great George Street

Redevelopment in 3 phases with 800

new homes, ground floor

commercial space, 140 bedroom

hotel, restaurants, gymnasium,

Chinese market, food court,

hospitality facilities, landscaped

gardens and underground parking.

China Town

Development

Company Limited

Outline application

15O/1998 submitted

September 2015

£100m Not known

BALTIC TRIANGLE 187 “One Park Lane”,

Land bounded by

Park Lane, Pownall

Street, Liver Street

and Beckwith Street

Two new 10 to 20 storey buildings

with 284 apartments (34 x 3 bed, 136

x 2 bed, 54 x 1 bed and 60 studios);

four commercial units, gymnasium,

cafes, basement parking

One Park Lane

Limited

Permission granted

August 2015

£50m June 2018

188 “Baltic Square”, Park

Lane, Beckwith

Street, Carpenters

Row and Cornhill

(former Heaps Rice

Mill)

Conversion of former mill into 123

apartments; to redevelop adjacent

land with three blocks, 10, 11 and

14 storeys with 194 apartments and

200 serviced apartments, together

with commercial floorspace.

Inhabit Permission granted

November 2014

£80m June 2018

189 King’s Dock Mill –

Phase 3, land at Hurst

Street, Sparling

Street, Tabley Street,

Wapping

Mixed use development with 180

bedroom hotel, 100 apartments, 220

bed YHA building, ground floor retail,

car parking; and outline application

for 95 bedroom care home.

Fountain Trustees

& Hurst Street Ltd

Permission granted

March 2015

£50m Not known

190 Vacant land at

Tabley Street

To erect 10/11 storey residential

apartment block to provide 55 flats.

Liverpool Art

Apartments Ltd


submitted May 2017

£5m Not known

191 66-68 Kitchen Street Hybrid application for mixed use

development comprising retention

of existing commercial uses on

ground, 1st to 3rd third floors and

conversion/extension of 4th floor to

create new restaurant/cafe; and

outline application to erect 8 storeys

of additional residential

accommodation above warehouse

to create 30 self-contained flats.

Waterfront

Holdings



£2m Not known

192 Land between

Bridgewater Street/

Simpson Street/

Watkinson Street

To erect 2 blocks of 7-9 storeys

creating 200 apartments, ground

floor commercial floorspace and

basement car parking.

Songbird Ltd Application 16F/1889

submitted August

2016

Not

stated

Not known

193 Land between

Bridgewater Street/

Simpson Street/

Watkinson Street

Conversion of ground floor to

retail/commercial space with 26

apartments on upper floors (with

two storey extension).

Tesni Properties

Ltd


submitted

September 2015

£1.5m Not known

194 “Baltic Tower”

(Norfolk House –

Phase 3), Land

between Norfolk

Street, Watkinson

Street

To erect 15 storey mixed used

development comprising 306 bed

hotel, 50 residential apartments with

gym, spa, restaurant, conferencing/

banqueting facilities, entrepreneurial

hub, sky lounge, basement parking.


submitted February

2017

£50m Not known

195 5-7 Watkinson Street To convert warehouse to 12,500 sq

ft of offices

Mr Duncan Birch Permission granted

April 2017

£1m Not known

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BALTIC TRIANGLE continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

196 56 Norfolk Street and

land bordered by

Jamaica Street

To demolish existing warehouse,

erect 10 storey block creating 171

student apartments and 2 units of

commercial space

Borden Properties

Ltd



£10m Not known

197 “Vienna House”,

Jamaica Street/

Norfolk Street/Brick

Street

To demolish all existing structures

and erect 9 storey building,

comprising 89 studio apartments, 8

ground floor commercial units and

conversion of 43 Jamaica Street to

self-contained offices (Phase 3).

North Point Global Application 16F/0809


£9m Not known

198 “Berry House

Gallery+”, Land

between Norfolk

Street and Brick Street

To redevelop with 9 storey building

comprising 147 apartments, 11

ground floor commercial units, first

floor restaurant and basement car

parking.

North Point Global Application 16F/0825


£10m Summer 2018

199 Former Bogans

Carpets, New Bird

Street

To erect 11 storey block creating

164 apartments ground floor

commercial space and parking

Miami Ltd Application 16F/2922

submitted December

2016

£15m Not known

200 “St James Court”,

Greenland Street/

New Bird Street and

St James Court

Rebuild 10 storey mixed use

scheme consisting 4 commercial

units on ground floor and 157

apartments on 1st-9th floors.

Hillmore

Developments

Limited

Permission granted

May 2016

£30m Summer 2018

201 1-3 Crump Street/23

Greenland Street

To erect 6 storey building containing

commercial units providing flexible

floorspace for retail, offices, light

industry/manufacturing and

distribution

Mr Lekia Lebari-

Orleans

Permission granted

July 2017

£2m Not known

202 12-30 Parliament

Street

To erect a part 8 and part 11 storey

building comprising 145 residential

apartments with ground floor

commercial unit

AC Parl St 2 Permission granted

August 2017

£10m Not known

203 Cains Brewery

Village, Stanhope

Street

New tourism/leisure/retail hub with

four screen cinema, food store, 450

apartments, 400 space multi-storey

car park. Grade II listed brewery

building to be restored to include

100 room boutique hotel, digital

works studios, food market, spa,

gym, restaurants, function rooms.

Cains Brewery Permission granted

March 2014. Food

market completed

Summer 2017.

£150m 2018

204 Land bounded by

Grafton Street, Hill

Street & Brassey Street

New 4 to 9 storey development with

301 residential units, ground floor

commercial uses.

Mr S Woods Permission granted

December 2016

£25m Not known

205 Land east of Brassey

Street

To erect two buildings (15 storeys

and 10 storeys) comprising 246

apartments, ground floor

commercial space and car parking

Eloquent Global

Limited


submitted November

2016

£20m Not known

HOPE STREET QUARTER 206 Land adjacent to 20

Lady Chapel Close/

opposite St. James

House, St James Road

To erect a two storey building to

provide training and educational

facilities in association with

Liverpool Cathedral.

Liverpool

Cathedral

Permission regranted

April 2017

Not

known

Not known

207 80 Rodney Street To convert property and out-

building to create 13 studios/

apartments.

Mr Michael

Murphy


submitted June 2017

£1m Not known

208 Hope Street Hotel and

former School for the

Blind, Hope Street and

Hardman Street

Refurbishment and extension to

existing hotel into former School for

the Blind to create 12 additional

hotel rooms and 26 aparthotel

suites

Hope Street Hotel Permission granted

February 2017

Not

known

Not known

209 4 Hardman Street Conversion of upper floors to 3

bedroomed hotel above existing

bar

Sean Gleeson Permission granted

November 2016

Not

known

Not known

210 37-49 Hardman Street Refurbishment and addition of

fourth storey to provide 9

apartments on upper floors above

existing ground floor restaurant/

bar/retail premises

Orden Kelly

Limited



Not

known

Not known

17

HOPE STREET QUARTER continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

211 Hardman House &

Haigh Building,

Hardman Street/

Maryland Street

To demolish existing buildings and

erect 2 interlinked blocks between

5-8 storeys, containing 51 student

cluster apartments (355

bedspaces). Erect 5 storey block

for education accommodation,

ground floor commercial uses to

Hardman Street/South Hunter

Street, new public realm space.

Liverpool Edge

(Hardman Street)

Ltd

Permission granted

September 2017

£20m Not known

212 2 Maryland Street Conversion from offices to 12 bed-

room house in multiple occupation

Oliver Andrew

Property Limited

Permission granted

August 2016

Not

known

Not known

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 213 40-50 Percy Street Deconversion from flats to 6

townhouses and 12x1 bedroom

flats


submitted June 2017 £3.2m Not known

214 109-113 Mulberry

Street

Replace existing building with 5-8

storey student block with 276

studios and ground floor retail unit.

Lady Maddison

Limited


submitted December

2015

£15m Not known

215 109-109A Upper

Parliament Street

Conversion to 9 self-contained

apartments

Liverpool Housing

Trust

Permission granted

February 2017

£0.6m Not known

216 1 Grove Street To erect a three storey building

comprising 8 student studios and 1

x 4 bedroom student cluster flats

Grove Street

Studios Ltd

Permission granted

March 2015

£1m Not known

217 Myrtle Court, 200

Crown Street

To erect 3 storey extension within

existing car park to provide

additional 59 student bedrooms

Unite Group PLC Permission granted

January 2017

£3m Not known

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 218 41-43 Seymour Terrace,

Seymour Street

Conversion to 8 apartments. Mr Steve Murray Application 16F/1787

submitted July 2016

£0.5m Not known

219 The Vines, Lime Street Conversion of upper floors to 74

bed hostel (8 bedrooms)

The Vines Permission granted

June 2017

£0.2m Not known

220 LJMU Campus,

Copperas Hill/

Brownlow Hill

New campus extension (revised

scheme anticipated)

LJMU Application awaited £100m Not known

221 113 Mount Pleasant Extension to neighbouring Feathers

Hotel (17 additional bedrooms).

Topland Group Permission granted

January 2016

Not

known

Not known

222 Mulberry Court,

Mulberry Street

Conversion of 1st to 3rd floors of

Walnut House and Cypress House,

Mulberry Court from student

accommodation to offices.

University of

Liverpool

Permission granted

June 2016

Not

known

Not known

223 “Paddington Village” New, three phased 1.8 million sq ft

scheme with commercial focus on

life science/medical/ knowledge

industry led development

Various (see

below)

Planning applications

(see below)

£1bn Not known

224 Project Paddington:

Liverpool International

College

To erect live/learn facility within

part 13/part 3 storey building

comprising teaching and

associated welfare and office

accommodation, 76 units of

student accommodation (259

beds within 30 studios and 46

clusters), communal facilities,

public realm and landscaping

works.

Kaplan Liverpool

Limited

Permission granted

April 2017

£40m

Part of

the

above

September

2019

225 Project Paddington:

The Rutherford

Cancer Centre North

West

To erect proton beam cancer

treatment centre

Proton Partners

International

Permission granted

July 2017

£35m

Part of

the

above

April 2019

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ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD / FABRIC DISTRICT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

226 "Aura 2", Low

Hill/Prospect Street

To erect 11 storey residential

development comprising 142

apartments for key workers.

Elliot Property

Construction

Limited and

Equity Group Ltd

Permission granted

March 2017. Start on

site imminent.

£20m December

2018

227 "Aura", Erskine Street/

Manfred Street/

Prospect Street

Two buildings up to 14 storeys with

1,007 student bedrooms

Elliot Property

Construction

Limited and

Equity Group Ltd

Permission granted

March 2017. Start on

site imminent.

£80m December

2018

228 19-21 Prescot Street To erect 4 storey apartment block,

containing 5 apartments of 20

student bedrooms.

Mr Norman

Cowley


submitted June 2017

£0.5m Not known

229 Falkland House, 20

Falkland Street

Conversion of vacant ground floor

retail units to create 8 additional

self-contained student studio units

Falkland House

Developments

Permission granted

December 2014

£0.3m Not known

230 Gildart Street/ Devon

Street

3 new 7/10 storey blocks of student

accommodation (488 bedrooms)

with ground floor communal space

and retail/leisure.

YPG

Developments

Limited


submitted June 2017

£40m Not known

231 71-73 Kempston Street Conversion of industrial units and

construction of 3 additional floors

to provide 42 student bedrooms

and 1 caretaker’s flat, laundry,

gym, and ground floor retail unit.

Skyline

Developments

Ltd

Permission granted

November 2015

Not known

232 4 Gildart Street New 6 storey building of 44 cluster/

studio (116 bedrooms) apartments

and ground floor commercial unit

Mr Jayson Van

Flute

Permission granted

February 2016

£10m Not known

233 194 London Road Conversion of 1st and 2nd floors to 8

apartments, plus extension to

provide additional two floors with

7 more apartments

BPL Application 17F/2118

submitted August

2017

£1.5m Not known

234 20-28 Oakes Street To erect 6 storey building with 30

student flats.

Mr Harry

Manning


registered July 2014

Not

known

Not known

235 LSTM - Car Park,

Pembroke Place

To erect 4 storey block with 28

student bedrooms

Liverpool School

of Tropical

Medicine

Outline application

14O/1989 registered

August 2014

Not

known

Not known

236 29, 31, 33 and 35

Pembroke Place

To erect extension to Anson House,

incorporating 35 Pembroke Place

Liverpool School

of Tropical

Medicine

Permission granted

July 2015

Not

known

Not known

237 Copperas Hill Police

Station, Copperas Hill

To demolish former police station

and erect six storey (206 bedrooms)

student accommodation block.

Study Inn Limited Permission granted

August 2017

£10m Not known

238 Hughes House, 101-113

London Road

To erect part 6/part 8 storey

building for student

accommodation (100 bedrooms)

from ground to 4th floor, 82

residential apartments from 5th to

7th floors, retail units on ground

floor, car parking to the basement

and roof gardens.

Town Square

Developments

Limited


submitted

September 2017

Not

known

Not known

239 48-50 Stafford Street Conversion to provide 3

commercial units at ground level

with 29 bedrooms (student/HMO)

above plus extensions.

Everbright

Development

Liverpool Limited


submitted May 2017

£1m Not known

240 43-47 Stafford Street Conversion from shop to

community centre with 1 x 3 bed

flat on 1st floor.

Mr Joseph Aiello Permission granted

December 2015

Not

known

Not known

241 Site at the corner of

Islington and Norton

Street,

To erect 3 blocks of student

accommodation of 8, 11 and 15

storeys providing 738 bedrooms

with ground floor communal

welfare, leisure and management

facilities, ground floor commercial

space.

Islington

Regeneration

Company

Permission granted

February 2016

£50m Not known

242 Land at Norton Street/

Islington (former

National Coach

Station)

To erect two blocks of student

accommodation in two blocks of

10 and 16 storeys, including

erection of cycle and bin store (566

beds in total) with ground floor

commercial units.

Anwyl

Construction

Limited


submitted February

2016

£25m Not known

243 9-11 Camden Street To erect 5 storey student block with

5 cluster units (44 bedrooms)

following demolition of existing

terraced properties.

Mount Property

Group


June 2017

£2.5m Not known

244 50-58 London Road Conversion of vacant first and

second floors of premises to 6 self-

contained flats

Jay Development Application 16F/2638

submitted October

2016

£0.4m Not known

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City Centre: Latest News

PROPOSED: THE £35 MILLION ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS

PADDINGTON VILLAGE

Approval has been given for a programme of site works on seven

plots to pave the way for the first phase of construction at the £1

billion Paddington Village – including a new car park, hotel, office

space and a district heating system.

The infrastructure works, which will pave the way for the arrival of

the Royal College of Physicians’ (RCP) new £35m northern base, a

new learning centre for the Liverpool International College and

the new £35m Rutherford Cancer Centre North West, could begin

before the end of the year.

Planning permission has already been granted for the college and

cancer centre, both of which are scheduled to open in 2019, and

an application from the RCP is expected in early 2018. A

Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant to provide a sustainable

heating and power source to service buildings and businesses on

the site is also planned.

Find out more at: kqliverpool.co.uk

THE EXISTING CRUISE LINER TERMINAL

CRUISE LINER TERMINAL

Liverpool welcomed more than 60 cruise vessels with 120,000

passengers and crew in 2017. The council wants to capitalise on

the cruise boom by creating a new passenger and baggage

facility complete with passport control, lounge, café, toilets, taxi

rank and vehicle pick up point. The current terminal generates

more than £7m a year to the city’s economy.

Engineering consultancy firm Ramboll is leading a highly skilled

technical team to develop the facility with a planning application

to be submitted in Autumn 2017. The multi-disciplinary design

team, includes architects Stride Treglown, cost managers Gardiner

& Theobald, global planning and property consultants JLL, and

landscape architects Hyland Edgar Driver.

Subject to planning and funding approval, construction is

expected to start in summer 2018. Further planning applications

could potentially include supplemental projects with a new 200

room hotel and 1,700+ multi-storey car park to enhance the city’s

capabilities in handling the next generation of turnaround cruises.

Find out more at: regeneratingliverpool.com/project/cruise-terminal

PROPOSED: TOWN SQUARE DEVELOPMENTS LTD HAS APPLIED FOR

PERMISSION TO REPLACE HUGHES HOUSE AT 101-113 LONDON

ROAD WITH AN 8 STOREY BUILDING WITH A MIXTURE OF 100

STUDENT BEDROOMS AND 82 RESIDENTIAL APARMENTS ABOVE

GROUND FLOOR COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACE

FABRIC DISTRICT

Liverpool City Council is working with key stakeholders in the

Islington area to use its rich heritage to become a thriving,

exciting, mixed use destination. The aim is to encourage new

businesses and startups to work alongside long established family

businesses and create a quality environment.

The stakeholders are in the early stages of developing a Visioning

Document for the area – to be known as the Fabric District – and

are keen to reach out to the wider local community to invite them

to feed into the transformation of the area.

That transformation is already underway. The area contains the

London Road district centre, off which there are several

retail/warehouse businesses specialising in home furnishings,

haberdashery, etc. The northern edge of the zone already has

several planning approvals for a mixture of residential and student

accommodation, with schemes completed, or over £400m worth

of developments either on site or about to commence and which

will significantly repopulate the Fabric District with almost 4000

student bedrooms and 750 residential apartments if all built.

Find out more on Twitter @fabricdistrictuk

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http://www.kqliverpool.co.uk/

PUMPFIELDS

ST GEORGE’S

QUARTER

MARYBONE

WATERFRONT

BALTIC TRIANGLE

CHINATOWN

ROPEWALKS

HOPE STREET QUARTER

CANNING

GEORGIAN

QUARTER

KNOWLEDGE

QUARTER

MAIN RETAIL AREA

ISLINGTON &

LONDON ROAD /

FABRIC DISTRICT

232 119

120

121

151

181

141 HISTORIC

DOWNTOWN

208

158

172

12

48

203 39

35

10

173 29

243

42

105

115

142

9 100

146

216

229 230

237

22

WATERFRONT

COMPLETED SCHEMES

SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE

PROPOSED SCHEMES

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

LIVERPOOL CITY ENTERPRISE ZONE

LIVERPOOL WATERS ENTERPRISE ZONE

Crown copyright and database rights 2017 Ordnance Survey 100018351.

Location of recently completed, current and

proposed major development schemes in Liverpool City Centre

17

234

188 187

179

114

206 91

140

61

99

138

235 236

241

156

86

82

71

14

103

157

148

134

231

118

191

110

177

175

220

26

168

89

144

93

58

59

31

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT

85 96

195 92

90

169

130

193

19

165

221

152

136

233

7

50

107

129

81

184

202

240

74

194

132

214

178

167

94

200

2

30

84

78

122

80

242

204

185

97

117

23

5

3

164

55

197

190

149

222

125

4

150

154

101

223

75

223

182

160 79

198

186

186

88

64

22

72

189

163

170

32

95

62

102

70

68 15

56

76

11

13

45

57

147

213

126 124

128

218

113

98 16

6

60

49

192

104

24

38

8

21

18

34

40

51

37 36

69

52

66

25

159

228

73

67 145

20

183

112

217

166 209

162

227

226

131

224

244

108 109

111

106

215

205

199

201

1

53

127

65

196

171

180

207

33

47

225

137 139

211 212

153

239

210

155

219

161

28 41

143

63

54

46

44

43

238

116

133

176

123

27

77

135

87 83

NEIGHBOURHOODS DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:



Neighbourhoods since 2012: £2.59 billion


Neighbourhoods during 2017: £246 million

• Number of potential new FTE equivalent

jobs created or safeguarded by

developments completed during 2017

(when buildings fully occupied): 778

• Value of major schemes currently on site:

£631 million, of which £325 million will

potentially complete by the end of 2017.

• Number of potential jobs that will be

created/safeguarded by new develop-

ments that are currently on site: 1,575

Development Overview: Outside the City Centre

ON SITE: CINEWORLD IN ONE OF THE NEW LEISURE ATTRACTIONS THAT WILL

BE ARRIVING AT NEW MERSEY SHOPPING PARK NEXT YEAR.

MAJOR EXPANSION OF SUBURBAN RETAIL

PROVISION HELPS TO SUSTAIN LEVELS OF

DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY

2017 has seen a major thrust in the levels of new retail

floorspace created or come on site. Project Jennifer now has

its long-awaited Sainsburys, with Home Bargains and B&M stores

about to open this autumn. Liverpool Shopping Park at Edge

Lane is also in full swing, with B&Q having already opened this

year and several stores opening in October. This £63 million

worth of investment has contributed to maintaining the city’s

average investment of just over £500 million in the

neighbourhoods since 2014.

Early indications that similar levels of investment are likely to be

seen in 2018 are strong, with several major schemes such as

Liverpool Shopping Park and New Mersey Shopping Park, whilst

other schemes are due to start including the film and television

media hub at the former Littlewoods Building on Edge Lane.

Housing remains, by far, the largest sector in terms of

construction value in the Neighbourhoods, with over £254

million worth of schemes currently on site set to deliver over

3,200 homes over the next three years. Meanwhile, £81 million is

currently on site developing over 2,600 student bedrooms, with

over half of these being at the Greenbank Project in South

Liverpool.

The City Council is also engaged on a significant highways

investment programme with over £50 million currently being

invested in several road improvement schemes that will see

much-needed changes to key routes into the city. The Great

Howard Street railway bridge was replaced in summer 2017,

allowing a series of dualling improvements to be carried out

along the corridor. Additional highway improvements are

underway at East Lancs Road.

Peel Investments are currently investing £5 million at Liverpool

John Lennon Airport. £3 million was spent on upgrading the

departure lounge during the summer, whilst a further £2 million is

now being seen on an expansion and redesign of the existing

World Duty Free shop and improvements to other areas.

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(91)

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR/VALUES OF UNSTARTED, OR LATER

PHASES OF SCHEMES THAT HAVE COMMENCED

COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES

Value (£millions) of major development schemes

outside Liverpool’s city centre since 2011

Source: Liverpool City Council, Development Team

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF SCHEMES

CURRENTLY ON SITE

2019 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

600

500

0

100

200

300

400

(499)

202

297

82

9

246

289

393

541 565

(571)

557 325

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NORTH LIVERPOOL

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER

CENTRAL LIVERPOOL

SOUTH LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE

STONEBRIDGE CROSS

MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONES:

LIVERPOOL WATERS

LIVERPOOL CITY

ENTERPRISE ZONE

ENTERPRISE ZONES:

Liverpool John

Lennon Airport

Seaforth

Dock

Pier

Head

Port of

Garston

Port of

Liverpool

M58

M57

M62

A59

A5036

A565

A59

A5058

A5047

A580

A57

A561

A562

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Neighbourhoods: Industrial/Warehousing/Offices

ST MODWEN COMPLETED THE £8 MILLION, 65,482 SQ FT STONEBRIDGE WEST

AT STONEBRIDGE BUSINESS PARK IN EARLY SUMMER 2017

PERMISSION HAS BEEN GRANTED FOR AN EXTENSION TO BAKING

INGREDIENTS FIRM REAL GOOD FOOD’S FACTORY. INCLUDING NEW

EQUIPMENT, THE INVESTMENT WILL TOTAL £7 MILLION. THE PLANT, IN UPPER

PARLIAMENT STREET, PRODUCES MARZIPAN AND SUGAR PASTE WHICH IT

EXPORTS TO 34 COUNTRIES, GENERATING ANNUAL REVENUES OF AROUND

£50M. IT PRODUCES OWN LABEL PRODUCTS FOR MAJOR RETAILERS SUCH AS

TESCO AND SAINSBURY’S AND IS PLANNING A MAJOR PUSH TO SELL

PRODUCTS WORLDWIDE UNDER ITS OWN RENSHAW BRAND.

THE £44 MILLION MEREYSIDE POLICE REGIONAL COMMAND CENTRE AT

SPEKE WILL COMPLETE IN AUTUMN 2017. 1,220 STAFF WILL RELOCATE INTO

THE FACILITY.

With its close connection to the Port of Liverpool

and its new £300 million deep water container

terminal, Liverpool is one of the UK’s long-

established locations for retail distribution

warehousing.

2017 has seen more warehousing completed,

including Gefco’s £10 million 130,000 sq ft logistics

hub at Liverpool International Business Park and St

Modwen’s £8 million, 65,482 sq ft “Stonebridge

West” at Stonebridge Business Park where whole-

sale fruit and vegetable supplier Almond Catering

Supplies has purchased one of the four units.

Almond are clearly taking advantage of the fact

that the new £7.3m Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale

Market is due to open nearby later this autumn.

In North Liverpool, Cemex UK is expanding its

Regent Road facility to include a new asphalt

manufacturing plant that will employ an additional

12 staff. It will complete in October 2017.

The new Regional Command Centre for

Merseyside Police, due to complete this autumn,

will provide 143,379 square feet of office space,

whilst a further 44,840 square feet is under

construction as part of the redevelopment of

Harcourt’s Tobacco Warehouse at North

Liverpool’s Stanley Dock.

In the neighbourhoods since September 2016:

£40.8m Value of industrial/warehousing

schemes completed

358,147 Square feet of industrial/

warehousing floorspace created

466 Net number of potential new FTE

jobs created in the above


£10.8m Value of industrial/warehousing


134,475 Square feet of industrial/

warehousing schemes on site

355 Net potential new FTE jobs created


£52m Value of office schemes under

construction

191,663 Square feet of office space under

construction

350/1,220 Number of office jobs created/

safeguarded by the above

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Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure

Major elements of North Liverpool’s new district

centre have now opened: Sainsbury’s

completed their 40,000 sq ft store in June, with

neighbouring units housing Domino’s Pizza,

Subway, Card Factory, Rowlands Pharmacy,

Subway and Greggs and a drive-thru

McDonalds restaurant. Further stores opening in

the adjoining retail developments later this year

include B&M and Home Bargains.

Home Bargains owner TJ Morris also opened its

new 44,000 sq ft staff training store at Axis

Business Park in June 2017.

Over on Edge Lane, B&Q opened its new store

at Derwent’s Liverpool Shopping Park. The

Western Quarter of the shopping park is also

due to complete this autumn, with 17 new units

that will house Outfit, JD Sports, M&S Food Hall,

Boots, River Island, TK Maxx, Smyths Toys and

sandwich retailer Subway alongside leisure

operators Hollywood Bowl, Frankie & Benny’s

and Chiquito. Work will then concentrate on the

Eastern Quarter, taking the total floorspace to

600,000 sq ft once complete, as well as parking

for 1500 cars.

Plans to bring a Travelodge hotel and a branch

of discount retailer The Range to Liverpool

Innovation Park at Edge Lane have been

submitted. The application states that the

provision of more hotel rooms in the area would

support the development of film studios at the

neighbouring Littlewoods site, which was

acquired by Capital & Centric for that purpose in

April 2017.

In the neighbourhoods since September 2016:

£64.4m Value of retail/leisure schemes

completed

247,540 Square feet retail/leisure floorspace

created or refurbished


by the above when filled


£115m Value of retail/leisure schemes

being developed

253,670 Square feet retail/leisure floorspace

being created



THE OPENING OF SAINSBURY’S GREAT HOMER STREET STORE IN EARLY

JUNE 2017.

HOME BARGAINS OPENED ITS £3.4 MILLION CONVERSION OF THE FORMER

CARCRAFT SHOWROOMS AS ITS REPLACEMENT RETAIL TRAINING CENTRE IN

JUNE. IT CONSISTS OF A GROUND-FLOOR UNIT OF 39,364 SQ FT AND A

10,000 SQ FT GARDEN CENTRE WITH OUTSIDE STORAGE YARD. HOME

BARGAINS’ ORIGINAL TRAINING CENTRE IS TO BE CONVERTED INTO

OFFICES.

B&Q OPENED ITS NEW 49,000 SQUARE FEET EDGE LANE STORE IN JUNE 2017.

IT WILL SOON BE FOLLOWED BY A RAFT OF OPENINGS AT LIVERPOOL

SHOPPING PARK.

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Neighbourhoods: Schools

THE NEW ST JULIE’S CATHOLIC SCHOOL OPENED IN SEPTEMBER 2017 FOR

1,100 PUPILS TRANSFERRING FROM THEIR EXISTING PREMISES WHICH WILL BE

DEMOLISHED LATER THIS YEAR.

BIRTENSHAW SCHOOL AND NEW HEIGHTS SCHOOL IN FAZAKERLEY WILL

COMPLETE IN EARLY 2018.

MYERSCOUGH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE IN CROXTETH HALL PARK WILL

OPEN IN APRIL 2018.

The final school under the mayor’s £170 million

Schools Investment Programme to deliver 12 new,

hi-tech secondary, primary and special schools –

St Julie’s – opened at the start of September. The

scheme will not actually complete until early next

year when the old school is demolished.

As part of a subsequent investment programme,

Palmerston School had a £3.3 million extension

that completed in June 2017, whilst Kensington

Primary School extended slightly to add three

new classrooms ready for the new term starting in

September.

In late 2016 work began on Birtenshaw’s brand

new special school situated in Fazakerley. The

new £8.5 million facility will open in January 2018

to provide education for up to 40 children with

special educational needs and disabilities,

including Autistic Spectrum Conditions. It will

include specially designed classrooms, sensory

rooms and a 25-metre hydrotherapy pool.

A new agricultural college is currently being built

in Croxteth Hall Park. Myerscough College is

spending £3.5 million on new buildings including

stabling for more than 20 horses, aviaries and

paddocks for goats, alpacas and hens. The

college, the only one of its kind in Merseyside,

offers courses in subjects from animal care to

horticulture and floristry. Under the deal, the

Council will lease the former grounds

maintenance depot in the park to Myerscough

College, whilst the facility will bring an additional

10 jobs.

In the neighbourhoods since October 2016:

£31.5m Value of new schools built or

existing schools refurbished

148,662 Square feet of school floorspace

built or refurbished

35 Net potential new jobs created by

the above developments


£18.4m Value of new schools/colleges

being built

75,951 Square feet of school floorspace

under construction



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Neighbourhoods: Health

April 2017 saw the completion of the £2.5 million

two storey extension at the Walton Centre to

contain a new operating and MRI theatre. The

hospital already has the largest and busiest

neurosurgical unit in the country.

Liverpool and Sefton Health Partnership's plans to

build a 106-bed mental health hospital at Mossley

Hill Hospital on Park Avenue near Sefton Park

have been approved. Mossley Hill Hospital,

which specialises in mental health care, spans a

total area of 334,628 sq ft. The application

involves demolishing existing outdated hospital

buildings and constructing a new 96,606 sq ft

mental health hospital featuring 106 patient en-

suite bedrooms.

Meanwhile, with national demand for residential

and nursing dementia care homes expected to

exceed supply by 2020, Liverpool City Council is

to enter into a £21m partnership with private firm

Shaw Healthcare to build three new residential

care homes for people with dementia in Speke,

Anfield and on a site in North Liverpool still to be

decided. The three, 50-bed flexible facilities will

open by the end of 2019, providing

accommodation and care for people living with

dementia, providing places for other long-term

residential and nursing care needs in the north,

central and southern parts of the city. The new

homes will be flexible step-up, step-down

facilities, meaning they can be used to support

people with lower level needs who would

otherwise end up in hospital, as well as providing

intermediate care to help get people out of

hospital quicker. Post construction, the council

will enter into a 25-year lease agreement with

Shaw healthcare to manage the care services

provided at each location.

In the neighbourhoods since October 2016:

£2.8 Value of health related

development schemes completed

55,901 Square feet of health related

floorspace created

25 Net number of potential new jobs

created in the above

THE NEW INTEROPERATIVE MRI SCANNER AT THE WALTON CENTRE STARTED

ON SITE IN FEBRUARY 2016. THE CENTRE IS UNIQUE TO THE NHS IN THAT IT IS

THE ONLY SPECIALIST NEUROSCIENCES TRUST IN THE UK. .

ARTIST’S DRAWING OF THE PROPOSED MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITAL AT

MOSSLEY HILL HOSPITAL.

THE COUNCIL RUN SEDGEMOOR ROAD DEMENTIA CENTRE, COMPLETED IN

MAY 2013, WILL BE THE MODEL FOR 3 NEW DEMENTIA CARE HOMES TO BE

BUILT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SHAW HEALTHCARE.

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Neighbourhoods: Residential

THE FINAL PHASE OF NEW CITY VISION’S “ELLERGREEN” THAT SAW

REDEVELOPMENT OF NORRIS GREEN’S BOOT ESTATE DREW TO A CLOSE IN

LATE 2017. OVER 750 HOMES WERE COMPLETED BETWEEN 2011 AND THIS

YEAR.

REDROW’S “REGENCY GARDENS” DEVELOPMENT IN WEST DERBY

COMMENCED IN FEBRUARY 2017. ITS RANGE OF 22 EXECUTIVE STYLE 3 TO 4

BEDROOMED DETACHED HOUSES PRICED FROM £324,995 REFLECT THE

DEMAND FOR SUCH QUALITY, ASPIRATIONAL HOMES NOW BEING SEEN

ACROSS LIVERPOOL.

PRIMESITE DEVELOPMENTS COMMENCED WORK ON THEIR £40 MILLION

MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL SCHEME “THE RISE” AT LOW HILL, CLOSE TO THE

CITY CENTRE IN APRIL 2017. IT WILL CONTAIN 316 SELF CONTAINED FLATS,

80 SELF-CONTAINED STUDENT FLATS AND 13 STUDENT CLUSTER FLATS.

HOUSING DELIVERY PLAN GOES BEYOND TARGET

The Mayor’s target to build 5,000 new homes

across the city in partnership with Registered

Providers of Social Housing and other developers

under the Housing Delivery Plan is now being

exceeded. 5,065 new homes have been built

under the plan, with a further 1,432 currently on

site and yet more schemes coming forward for

approval.

Amongst the developments that completed this

year were the former New Heys School site in

South Liverpool where Redrow built 119 homes,

and Ellergreen in the Norris Green area where the

last of over 750 homes were finished on the former

Boot Estate after a six year construction period.

LIVERPOOL STRATEGIC HOUSING PARTNERSHIP

A strategic housing partnership between

Liverpool City Council, Redrow, Liverpool Mutual

Homes and property contractor Willmot Dixon is

beginning to deliver a further 1,500 new homes.

With some 136 units already completed, schemes

with a further 195 homes are now on site.

Amongst the latest schemes to have

commenced are Redrow’s “Regency Gardens”

at West Derby (22 units), and “Woolton Fields” (18

units) in Woolton. These join “Regency Manor” (60

units), “Leighton Dene” off Long Lane (34 units),

and “Redbridge Park” off Sherwoods Lane in

Fazakerley (60 units) which are all expected to

complete over the next 12 months.

PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENTS

Liverpool continues to see smaller private sector

investors continue their interest in the city. There

are currently 24 developments on site each

providing 5 or more units, representing over £145

million worth of investment which will see the

construction of over 1,500 homes.

Amongst the imminent completions are 123

apartments at Herculaneum Quay, 27 flats at the

former Colemans Fireproof Depository on Park

Road, and 30 houses at Stanley Road.

Recent starts by private sector developers include

Brunswick Park Phase 3 (89 apartments), “The

Rise” on Low Hill (316 apartments); “The

Botanica”, close to Sefton Park (27 flats); and 35

flats at the former Kelton Convent in Mossley Hill.

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1,000

0

Empty homes brought back into use to date (target exceeded)

MAYOR’S EMPTY HOMES TARGET 2 (from April 2015; as at September 2017)

TARGET 2:

2,000 2,243

Neighbourhoods: Housing Delivery Plan

5,065 Number of new homes completed

to June 2017

1,432 Number of new homes currently

on active developments (either on

site or awaiting start on site)

£109m Total value of housing schemes

with developments currently

underway

2,022 Number of new homes on

schemes in preparation (with or

seeking planning approval)

Neighbourhoods: Private Sector Developments not

part of the Housing Delivery Plan

3,716 Number of new homes completed*

since January 2012

280 Number of new homes completed*

since January 2017

1,585 Number of new homes currently on

active developments (either on site or

awaiting start on site)

£145.7m Total value of housing schemes with

developments currently on site

3,663 Number of new homes with or seeking

planning permission but not yet on site

* Schemes where all the homes on a development has been completed.

This figure does not include homes on sites that are still building units

AMONGST THE RECENTLY COMMENCED HDP SCHEMES IS KEEPMOAT’S

“MILL BROW” IN SPEKE. 147 x 2, 3 AND 4 BEDROOMED HOMES WILL BE

BUILT, WITH PRICES STARTING AT £129,999.

PLACEFIRST’S SUCCESSFUL FIRST PHASE OF THE WELSH STREETS

PROGRAMME HAS HELPED THE COUNCIL TO EXCEED ITS SECOND TARGET

FOR BRINGING EMPTY HOMES BACK INTO USE. SINCE APRIL 2015, SOME

2,243 VOID PROPERTIES HAVE BEEN TRANSFORMED BACK INTO HABITABLE

FAMILY HOMES.

ELOQUENT GLOBAL HAVE SUBMITTED PLANS TO BUILD ALMOST 200 NEW

APARTMENTS ON VACANT LAND BETWEEN SEFTON STREET AND CARYL

STREET. THE PROPOSALS ALSO INCLUDE NEW GROUND FLOOR OFFICE

SPACE AS WELL AS 110 CAR PARKING SPACES, 198 CYCLE PARKING

SPACES AND AN INTERNAL COURTYARD. A SIX-STOREY BUILDING WILL

ACCOMMODATE 95 OF THE NEW PROPERTIES WHILST AN EIGHT-STORY

BUILDING WILL INCLUDE 103.

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COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

LIVERPOOL CITY ENTERPRISE ZONE

Location of recently completed, current and

proposed major development schemes

A2

A47

A24

A18

A16 A17

A56

A29

A27

A32

A46

A7

A17

A34

A19 A55

A53

A3

A50

A38

A57

A26

A4

A20 A33

A31

A30

A36

A52

A10

A40

A39

A41

A43 A44

A54

A42

A16

A21

A58

A28

A35

A51

A48

A49

A45

A59

A2

NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE & TEN STREETS

Sitting next to the proposed Liverpool Waters site and the Liverpool City Enterprise

Zone, North Liverpool represents an area of greatest opportunity and challenge.

Key developments include Project Jennifer (a new district centre for North Liverpool

now nearing completion) and the Anfield Project which will deliver comprehensive

regeneration of the Anfield area around the recently expanded Liverpool Football

Stadium.

Immediately adjacent to North Liverpool, and sandwiched between it and Liverpool

Waters is the important Ten Streets creative district, soon to be the subject of major

restructuring that will bring up to £1 billion in investment.

Liverpool

Waters

Crown copyright and database rights 2017

Ordnance Survey 100018351.

A5

A1

A25

A15

A12

31

A14

A8 A22

A24

A11

A13

A9

A37

A6

A23

A60

Ten

Streets

ON SITE: STANLEY DOCK PROPERTIES TOBACCO WAREHOUSE DEVELOPMENT WILL OPEN IN PHASES STARTING IN 2018

NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & LEISURE DEVELOPMENTS

MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

COMPLETED SINCE SEPTEMBER 2016

A1 Canada Dock

Exchange (Phase 2),

Derby Road /

Bankhall Street

To erect 3 industrial buildings to

provide 11 individual business units

for ancillary trade counters/

showroom/warehousing.

Redsun

Developments

Ltd

Completed £2.4m March 2017

A2 LFC Shop, Walton

Breck Road

Construction of a new club store Liverpool Football

Club & Athletic

Grounds Ltd

Completed £3m August 2017

A3 Liverpool FC Stadium,

Anfield Road

Refurbishing/extending existing

stadium.

Liverpool Football

Club & Athletic

Grounds Ltd

Completed £120m September

2016

A4 “The Picture House

Aparthotel”, 318

Scotland Road

To alter and convert former cinema

to form 20 serviced apartments on

upper floors with 2 retail units at

ground floor with associated parking.

Mr Andrew Kelly Completed £2m October

2016

A5 Project Jennifer:

McDonalds Drive-

Thru

To erect a two storey freestanding

restaurant with drive through facility

McDonalds

Restaurants Ltd

Completed £2m July 2017

A6 Project Jennifer:

Retail Centre

To erect new Sainsburys store with

petrol station, car park, and

additional retail units

St Modwen

Developments

plc/Sainsburys


ON SITE

A7 “Tobacco

Warehouse”, Stanley

Dock, Regent Road

Conversion of Tobacco Warehouse

to create 538 residential apart-

ments; new 13th floor level of single

storey penthouse apartments; 1750

sqm public exhibition space;

4,1755sqm offices; and 189 space

car park to existing basement level.

Stanley Dock

Properties Ltd

On site £50m Summer

2019

A8 Project Jennifer,

Great Homer Street

New District Centre with non-food

retail units, open market, market

hall, community facilities and leisure

use.

St Modwen

Developments

plc & Liverpool

City Council

On site £45m October

2017

A9 Cemex UK Ltd,

Regent Road

To erect asphalt manufacturing

plant with ancillary weighbridge,

control room, staff welfare facilities

and car parking.

Cemex UK Ltd On site £1m October

2017

PROPOSED

A10 Former Smith Waste

and Recycling,

Bankhall Lane


change use of site to external

existing metal recycling facility.

Erect office/staff building and plant.

European Metal

Recycling

Permission granted

February 2017

Not

known

Not known

A11 New Merseyside

Police Headquarters

Site identified for relocation of police

headquarters

Merseyside

Police Authority


awaited

£45m Not known

A12 Southern Warehouse,

Stanley Dock,

Regent Road

Conversion of warehouse to provide

128 room hotel; 128 room apart-

hotel, restaurants and assembly/

leisure plus car parking.

Stanley Dock

Properties Ltd

Permission granted

December 2015

Not

known

Not known

A13 Invisible Wind

Factory, 3 Regent

Road

To change use from industrial unit to

multi use performance venue and

night club.

Kazimier

Productions CIC


submitted October

2016

Not

known

Not known

A14 143-145 Great

Howard Street

To convert public house to form

hotel (13 bedrooms) with

restaurant/cafe at ground floor.

William Riley Permission granted

April 2015

Not

known

Not known

A15 50-52 Waterloo Road To erect 5 storey office/industrial/

warehouse building

Ms Esther McVey Outline permission

granted January

2015

Not

known

Not

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NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING & STUDENT DEVELOPMENTS



A16 The Old Bill, 134

Westminster Road

Conversion of existing building into

12 flats with car parking

Amazon Fields

Development

Limited

Completed £0.6m December

2016

A17 30-34 Bedford Road To erect 9 x 3 storey townhouses

and a 3 storey block comprising 19

apartments following demolition of

existing buildings

Mr F Bell Completed £1.8m June 2017

A18 Vacant land off

Tetlow Street

To erect 16 dwelling houses Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Completed £1.6m June 2017

A19 3 Shallcross Court To demolish and rebuild existing

sheltered housing (28 units).

Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Completed £2.5m August 2016

A20 Everton Street/

Spencer Street

To erect 10 new houses Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Completed £1m May 2017

A21 Vacant Land

between Everton

Brow & Bute Street

To erect 15 houses and 8 flats Plus Dane Completed £2.1m December

2016

A22 290 Vauxhall Road 4 storey building consisting of 5 x 1

bedroom and 15 x 2 bedroom flats

SFY

Developments

Completed £2.5m November

2016

A23 Latimer House, 29

Silvester Street

Conversion to 34 x 1, 2 and 3

bedroom apartments

Trophy Homes

Ltd

Completed £1.7m September

2017

A24 Marwood Towers,

Boundary Street East

Refurbishment of existing derelict

tower block to form 57 flats, and

erect two storey block comprising 24

flats with car parking.

Liverpool Mutual

Homes


2016

ON SITE

A25 “Claremont Gardens”,

Westminster Road,

Sellar Street, Easby Rd

274 homes David Wilson

Homes (NW)

On site £36m December

2017

A26 241-243 Walton Road To convert upper floors to 8 studio

apartments

Mr James Martin On site £0.2m November

2017

A27 Land adjacent to no.

8 Church Flags

To erect five terraced houses. Flanagan Group On site £0.9m December

2017

A28 Notre Dame

Catholic School Site,

Everton Valley

To erect three storey block

comprising 12 flats, two storey block

comprising 12 flats, 4 bungalows and

48 x 2 storey houses

Liverpool Mutual

Homes

On site £8.9m Summer

2018

A29 Anfield Village/

Rockfield

Regeneration Area

Refurbishment-led regeneration/

selective demolition of 300 terraced

properties

Homes &

Communities

Agency/ Your

Housing / LCC

On site £36m April 2019

A30 “The Parks” – Phase 4 To erect 106 x 2 and 3 storey

homes.

Keepmoat plc On site £13m April 2019

A31 “Ogdens Place”,

Boundary Lane

To demolish existing factory

buildings, convert existing Listed

office building to form 19 apartments

and erect 133 dwellings with

associated works.

Countryside

Properties (UK)

Ltd and Liverpool

Mutual Homes

On site £14.5m March 2018

A32 “The Quadrant”,

Shaw St

New 6 storey student block with 2 x

8 bedroom flats, 2 x 9 bedroom flats,

6 x 10 bedroom flats, 10 x 11

bedroom flats and 36 studios, with

28 space lower ground car park.

Pinnacle Student

Developments

On site £17m 2018

A33 “Fox Street Student

Village”, Swainbanks

Limited, 50 Fox Street

To convert Swainbanks building and

redevelop remainder of site with 3

five to six-storey buildings to provide

a total of 400 student bedrooms with

gym, lounge, bistro and leisure

facilities

Primesite

Developments

On site £15m Summer

2018

A34 “Phoenix Place”, Land

between Iliad Street

and Clegg Street

To erect 2 blocks with 348 student

rooms and communal facilities.

DJP Ltd and

Nobles

Construction Ltd

On site £20m September

2018

A35 222 - 224 Vauxhall

Road

To erect 4 storey block comprising 20

flats with associated parking or

landscaping.

Mr Eddie Brack On site £1.5m February

2018

A36 285–289 Vauxhall

Road

To erect 3 apartment blocks with a

total 74 x 1 and 2 beds.

MV Canal Ltd On site £6m Autumn

2018

A37 "Sandhills Village",

101-123 Stanley Road

To erect 30 houses for private sale Fairtree Homes On site £1.5m November

2017

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NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING & STUDENT DEVELOPMENTS continued


PROPOSED

A38 217-229 County Road To convert upper floors to 14 flats P.M.E. Estates Application 16F/2019

submitted Dec 2016

£0.6m Not known

A39 254-256 County

Road

To convert office and commercial

premises to 8 self contained flats

M & MA Services

Ltd

Permission granted

January 2017

£0.5m Not known

A40 Site adjacent to 37

Barlow Lane

Erection of 5 x 3 bed terraced

houses with associated parking

Mr Paul King Application 16F/0849


£0.2m Not known

A41 Tetlow Church, Tetlow

Street

To alter and convert former church

to form 6 flats

J Moss

Development

Permission granted

April 2017

£0.2m Not known

A42 Land off Foley Street

and Westminster Road

To erect 3 storey building comprising

6 flats

Permission granted

December 2016

Not known

A43 Land at Walton Road/

Woodhouse Close

To erect 7 dwelling houses in one

terraced block and a 3 storey block

comprising of 24 flats.

FBMUK Application 16F/2269

submitted December

2016

£2m Not known

A44 Land at Royal Street/

Everton Brow

To erect 12 houses Mr Paul King Application 15F/2444

submitted Oct 2015

£1m Not known

A45 Former Devonshire

Arms Public House, 39-

41 St Domingo Road

To erect 4 houses and 1 bungalow

following demolition of public house

Mr P Tynian Permission granted

May 2017

£0.5m Not known

A46 “The Parks” – Phase 5 113 new homes Keepmoat plc Detailed planning

application awaited

£14m December

2020

A47 14-20 Breckfield

Road North

New three storey block comprising 6

student flats (21 bedrooms) with

associated works following

demolition of existing properties

Kingston Estates

Limited


September 2016

£1m Not known

A48 160-162 Breck Road To replace existing building with

three storey block comprising

retail/residential at ground floor and

residential within the upper floors

Mr T Higginson Outline application

16O/1362 submitted

June 2016

Not

known

Not known

A49 Strawberry Tavern,

Breckfield Road

South

To demolish former public house and

erect three storey block comprising

30 flats with car parking

M.C.I & Liverpool

Invest-ment

Solutions Ltd



£2m Not known

A50 Site of former

Montrose, Whitefield

Road

To erect 8 single storey terraced

bungalows.

Mr R Wright Permission granted

October 2016

£0.8m Not known

A51 1-3 Everton Road Conversion to 1 x 6 bedroom flat, 1 x

3 bedroom flat, 1 x 5 bedroom flat

and 2 studios (total 5 units).

Mr O Gilkes Permission granted

February 2017

£0.4m Not known

A52 Land at Corner

Salisbury Street/

Everton Brow

To erect 2 linked blocks of between

3 and 5 storeys of 70 apartments with

undercroft parking

Mr Humberto

Gregorio Barrera

Mojica

Permission granted

April 2017

£7m Not known

A53 Land at Fox Street/St

Annes Street


erect 3 residential blocks ranging

from 5 to 7 storeys of 319 flats.

Pointfield

Developments

Limited

Permission granted

September 2017

£20m Not known

A54 Virgil Street/Great

Homer Street

To demolish existing building, erect

a 9 storey apartment block

containing 277 apartments, ground

floor communal space and parking

Soller Two

Limited

Permission granted

July 2017

£20m Not known

A55 Former Central Tin

Factory Site,

Wilbraham/Dryden

Street


erect 16 houses and 3 two storey

blocks comprising 20 flats

Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Permission granted

November 2015

£4m September

2017

A56 Eldon Grove To refurbish vacant tenement

buildings to form 45 flats; erect 3 x 4

storey blocks to rear comprising 60

flats; and 2 x 3 storey blocks to

playground to front comprising 25

flats (total 130 flats)

JGLT Develop-

ments Limited on

behalf of LMH

Permission granted

December 2016

£6.6m Not known

A57 Land at Vauxhall

Road

To erect 9 three storey terraced

houses.

The Flanagan

Group


submitted June 2015

£1m Not known

A58 Land bounded by

Scotland Road,

Silvester Street,

Woodstock Street &

Westmoreland Place

To erect 3 apartment blocks 3-4

storeys in height with 26 apartments

and parking

Blackstock Ltd Permission granted

June 2017

£2m Not known

A59 Land off Commercial

Road

To erect residential building up to 7

storeys in height to provide 110

residential apartments

Trophy Homes

Ltd

Outline application

17O/1262 submitted

May 2017

£7m Not known

A60 Plot C04 and C06,

land to west of

Waterloo Road,

Central Docks

To erect part 8/14 storey block with

237 apartments, ground level

commercial space, gym, offices and

parking

Romal Capital

Limited and Peel

Lane & Property

(Ports) Limited


submitted June 2017

£25m Not known

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STONEBRIDGE CROSS MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

Stonebridge Cross represents another major strategic opportunity for the city to

create new business space and jobs in the north east of Liverpool in addition to

community facilities and parkland alongside the River Alt.

TJ Morris Ltd has expanded at Axis Business Park, having completed a third

91,000 square feet warehouse in October 2016 and also converting the former

Carcraft Warehouse as a new 44,000 square feet retail training store in June

2017. Its old training store on the other side of Portal Way is being converted to

office for the company.

St Modwen completed their 65,482 square feet Stonebridge West in May 2017,

whilst Liverpool City Council’s new £7.3 million Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale

Market at Stonebridge East will complete in October.

On the other side of the East Lancs Road, there is the city’s largest single site in

public ownership which is available for a significant international employer

bringing between 500 to 1,000 new jobs. Approval was granted to Gallan

Stoford at the end of 2013 for constructing two distribution warehouses, whilst

work to redirect the previously culverted River Alt to make way for the

development, along with a new riverside park known as Alt Meadows, was

completed in the autumn of 2014.


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COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

Location of recently completed, current and proposed major development schemes

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B1 B6

B5

B3

B2

B4

B3

Axis

Business

Park

Stonebridge

Cross Stonebridge

West

Stonebridge East

Stonebridge

Retail Park

LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL’S NEW PURPOSE BUILT FRUIT AND VEGETABLE WHOLESALE MARKET WILL COMPLETE IN OCTOBER 2017. IT HAS ALREADY

ATTRACTED FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SUPPLIER ALMOND CATERING SUPPLIES TO THE RECENTLY COMPLETED STONEBRIDGE WEST BUSINESS PARK NEARBY.

MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE ALL DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION


B1 “Stonebridge West”,

Land off Sugarbrook

Drive, Stonebridge

Business Park

To erect 4 industrial/warehouse

units (62,000 sq ft business

space)

St Modwen

Developments

Limited

Completed £8m February

2017

B2 Home Bargains

Warehouse 3, Portal

Way

To erect warehouse building

and offices, vehicle

maintenance unit, staff gym &

sports facility, gatehouse with

service yards, car parking,

fencing and landscaping.

T.J. Morris Completed £10.2m October

2016

B3 Former Carcraft Site

and TJM Training

Centre, Portal Way

Conversion of existing training

centre to offices, and

conversion of former car

hypermarket building to form

retail training centre with

associated accommodation

at first and second floor levels

and 2 retail units.

T.J. Morris Completed £5.4m June 2017

B4 Land at junction of

Parkstile Lane and

Stonebridge Lane

To erect 12 dwelling houses

and 3 blocks comprising 12

flats

Cobalt Housing Completed £2.4m October

2016

ON SITE

B5 Fruit & Vegetable

Wholesale Market,

Electric Avenue,

Stonebridge Business

Park

To erect single storey building

and growers stand for

distribution and business uses in

connection with wholesale fruit

and vegetable market with

gate house, new access,

parking and associated

servicing, landscaping and

ancillary works.

Liverpool City

Council

On site £7.3m October

2017

PROPOSED

B6 Stonebridge Cross To demolish existing buildings

and erect 2 buildings (max

height not exceeding 20m) to

comprise storage and

distribution centre with

ancillary office with associated

landscaping, parking, servicing

areas and ancillary works.

Gallan Stoford

Liverpool Ltd

Permission granted

November 2013

£30m 2017/18

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CENTRAL LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

Central Liverpool is focused on the Edge Lane corridor, the main eastern

gateway into Liverpool city centre from the end of the M62 motorway. The area

has a strong retail and high-tech base, with many firms in the IT sector based at

the well-established Wavertree Technology Park where high profile local

employers include Gardner Systems, Barclays and Nutricia (Advanced Medical

Nutrition).

Key projects to be delivered in the Central Liverpool Mayoral Development

Zone include the rebuilding of the Edge Lane Retail Park, a £100 million scheme

by Derwent Holdings Ltd. The scheme, rebranded “Liverpool Shopping Park”,

will see 600,000 sq ft of new retail, leisure and restaurant units providing around

1,500 jobs, with 50% of these promised to local long-term unemployed residents

by the developer. The first £10 million phase completed in December 2013, with

the next “Western Quarter” phase completing in October 2017.

Redevelopment of the former Littlewoods Building on Edge Lane also remains a

priority for the city, with plans recently announced for its conversion to a new

£25 million film and television studio complex to act as a facility for the many film

and television productions which are already shot here. Further studio space is

to be developed on the adjacent sites next to Liverpool Innovation Park in the

next few years.

Crown copyright and database rights 2017 Ordnance

Survey 100018351.

Location of recently completed,

current and proposed major

development schemes

COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

C8 C4

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C9

C6 C2

C1

C10

C11

C7 C5 C3

ARTIST’S IMPRESSION OF DERWENT’S £100 MILLION LIVERPOOL SHOPPING PARK AT EDGE LANE. “THE WESTERN QUARTER” WILL OPEN IN

OCTOBER 2017.

CENTRAL LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION


C1 Former Skellys Site,

Mill Lane

To erect a B&Q store and additional

retail.

Derwent Holdings Completed £4m July 2017

C2 Mill Lane Trade Park,

Mill Lane

19 starter business units/trade

counters

Derwent Holdings

Ltd


C3 Magnet Kitchens

Showroom, Edge

Lane

To erect warehouse with ancillary

showroom and trade counter.

HD Properties LLP Completed £1.5m June 2017

ON SITE

C4 “Western Quarter”,

Liverpool Shopping

Park, Edge Lane

12 new units for retail and

restaurants

Derwent Holdings

Ltd

On site £15m October

2017

C5 “Eastern Quarter”,

Liverpool Shopping

Park, Edge Lane

19 new units for retail and

restaurants

Derwent Holdings

Ltd

On site £30m December

2018

C6 Former Robinson

Willey Site, Mill Lane

Multi-use games area and

neighbourhood park (replacement

open space for other

developments)

Derwent Holdings

Ltd

On site £5m Summer

2018

PROPOSED

C7 The Range and

Travelodge Hotel,

Buildings 3 and 19

Liverpool Innovation

Park, Innovation

Boulevard, Edge

Lane

To alter and convert building

(Building 3) for retail purposes

including new shop front and

recladding (“The Range” Training

Centre); to alter and convert part

of building (Building 19) to

Travelodge hotel; erect single

storey drive-thru restaurant; and

carry out associated works

including servicing and car parking

Valedown

Limited and CDS

(Superstores

International) Ltd


submitted May 2017

£10m Not known

C8 Former Littlewoods

Building, 200 Edge

Lane and part of

Liverpool Innovation

Park

Phased refurbishment and

development as new film and

television studios

Capital & Centric Part approval

granted; further

application for

vacant sites

anticipated.

£25m Autumn

2018

C9 Wavertree Retail

Park

To build 5 new non‐food retail units

between the existing retail units,

including changes to car parking

and servicing layouts

Derwent

Construction Ltd

Permission granted

June 2015

£3m Not known

C10 Stanley Meat Market,

Prescot Road

To erect light industrial unit Selmar Properties Permission granted

January 2017

Not

stated

Not known

C11 Lister Drive Library,

Lister Drive

To convert and extend existing

library in connection with proposed

use as a community centre.

Lister Steps Permission granted

October 2016

£3m Not

known

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SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

South Liverpool’s Mayoral Development Zone not only acts as the city’s southern

approach, but is also the city’s arrival point for international visitors and trade via

Liverpool John Lennon Airport and the Port of Garston.

Since the mid-1990s, the area has been the focus of regeneration activity triggered by

substantial government and European aid which has overseen the creation of the

Boulevard Industrial Park (linked to the adjacent Jaguar Landrover factory), Venture

Point, Estuary Business Park and Liverpool International Business Park amongst others.

This has been one of the most successful parts of the city in attracting new businesses

and jobs over the last decade. Among the firms located here are Prinovis, DHL

International, Shop Direct, B&M Retail; with Medimmune, Novartis, Astra Zeneca and

Allagan being some of the many bio-pharmaceutical companies clustered in the area.

South Liverpool is currently seeing the largest growth of industrial/warehousing

development in the city, with over £106 million worth of schemes completed since the

start of 2010. These have included a second massive distribution warehouse for B&M,

new speculative business premises at Speke Business Park, new headquarters for Adient

(formerly Johnson Controls) and Gefco, and extensions for both Medimmune and Eli

Lilly.

The area is also home to the successful New Mersey Shopping Park whose owners

recently began expanding with new retail and leisure facilities bringing 600 new jobs.

South Liverpool remains a popular location for homebuyers, with several of the national

volume developers including Barratt Homes, Lovells and Keepmoat currently

constructing quality new homes for future residents.

D32

D27 D13

D25

D7

D17

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D11

D28

D15

D35

D3

D22

D21

D26

D18 D19 D23

D4

D6 D12

D16

D10

D1

D14

D29 D34

D20 D8 D9


Location of recently

completed, current and

proposed major development

schemes

COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

D2 D24 D30

D33 D31

D5

COMPLETED JUNE 2017: GEFCO WAREHOUSE AT THE HIVE, LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARK WILL BRING 100 NEW JOBS TO THE AREA

SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & RETAIL DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION


D1 “L175”, Cell 11,

Liverpool International

Business Park

To erect industrial building/

distribution centre with associated

access, service yards, car parking

and landscaping.

Peel Investments

(North) Ltd

Completed £20m September

2016

D2 GEFCO Warehouse,

The Hive, Liverpool

International Business

Park

To create a new logistics hub

warehouse, 130,000 square feet

Marshalls/

GEFCO

Completed £10m June 2017

D3 Aldi, 249 St Marys Road To erect new Aldi food store with

associated parking and landscaping

Aldi Stores Ltd Completed £2m June 2017

ON SITE

D4 New Merseyside Police

HQ, Leeward Drive

New 3 storey building, single storey

ancillary building, single storey dog

kennels, gate house and parking.

Merseyside

Police

On site £44m Autumn

2017

D5 Kays Medical,

Windward Drive To erect 3 storey office block with

adjoining warehouse and

distribution centre 35,000 sq ft

Kays Medical On site £5m December

2017

D6 New Mersey Shopping

Park

To erect new cinema and restaurants

following demolition of existing retail

units, reconfigure the B&Q unit, erect

new retail units, undertake shop front

improvements, erect customer

services centre, reconfigure car park

and relocate substation

Speke Unit Trust On site £60m Completion

Spring 2018

PROPOSED

D7 Land at Spitfire Road To erect 8 industrial units each with

integral office accommodation

Valedown Ltd Outline permission

granted Dec 2014

Not

known

Not known

D8 Goodlass House,

Goodlass Road

Conversion from vacant offices to 39

bedroom budget hotel (revised

application for 80 bedroom hotel

anticipated)

J D Estates Permission granted

October 2014

Not

known

Not known

D9 131-149 Triumph Way To erect 2 light industrial units with

associated parking

Valedown

Limited

Permission granted

September 2017

£1m Summer 2018

D10 Medimmune Uk Ltd,

Plot 6 Renaissance Way

To erect single storey laboratory with

external hardstanding for new AHU

Medimmune Uk

Ltd

Permission granted

July 2016

Not

known

Not known

D11 Venture Point, Plot 3,

Evans Road

To erect 2 storey office block with

attached warehouse and workshop.

Service yard for 15 HGV vehicles 24

parking spaces for staff and visitors.

MIH Permission granted

October 2014

£1.5m Not known

D12 Former Rayware Site,

Speke Boulevard

Outline application for 9000sqm of

B1(c), B2 & B8 uses with new

vehicular access from Evans Road;

and full application to erect 2 retail

units and 1 restaurant/leisure unit

following demolition of Booth House.

T J Morris Ltd Outline permission

granted April 2017

Not

known

Not known

D13 Former Tea Factory,

Speke Hall Road

New mixed use development

comprising industrial/warehouse

units, offices, 2 restaurants & hotel.

Towerbeg Ltd Outline permission

granted August

2014

Not

known

Not

known 40

SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, RETAIL & LEISURE DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

PROPOSED (Continued)

D14 Land at Speke Boulevard To erect indoor trampoline centre

with parking

Mr Steven

Cosgrove

Permission granted

April 2017

Not

known

Not known

D15 Kirkby Tyres Ltd, Speke

Hall Avenue

To erect 8 storage sheds with

ancillary office accommodation

Kirkby Tyres Ltd Permission granted

June 2016

Not

known

Not known

D16 Cell 9, Liverpool

International Business

Park

To erect 3 industrial units (15m in

height) with associated parking

Peel Airports

(Liverpool) Ltd

Application 16RM/

1398 submitted

June 2016

Not

known

Not known

D17 Actavis Biologics Ltd,

Estuary Banks, Estuary

Commerce Park

New building to use as warehouse

storage of packing disposable raw

materials for cold room storage

and for stability test storage

Actavis Permission granted

June 2014

£10m Not known

D18 Land adjacent to 38

Speke Road

To erect warehouse unit for use as

a leisure unit and layout associated

parking

Mr T Griffin Permission granted

July 2016

£0.6m Not known

D19 Former Garston Public

Baths, Speke Road

To erect retail development with

associated delivery bay and car

parking to front/rear linked with

independent retail store and office

above

Mr Adam Bailey Permission granted

November 2015

Not

stated

Not known

D20 St Andrews Business

Centre, 91-93 St Marys

Road

To erect 3 storey building

incorporating 4 ground floor retail

units, office space and caretakers

flat, and parking to rear.

Dreaming Spires

Ltd

Outline permission

granted May 2017

Not

stated

Not known

SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION


D21 “Church Fields - Garston

Under the Bridge”, site

off Banks Road

310 new build homes Lovells & South

Liverpool Homes

Completed £24.8m Winter 2016

D22 Former Garston Market,

Island Road South

To erect 12 new houses South Liverpool

Housing


2016

D23 1-18 Wellington Street Conversion of former community

centre to 15 apartments.

Mr Y Nasser Al-

Garadi

Completed £1m January

2017

ON SITE

D24 “Mill Brow”, Central

Avenue

To erect 147 houses Keepmoat plc On site £18m June 2020

D25 The Crescent off Speke

Town Lane, Speke

Church Road

To erect 30 houses and 2 retail

units

Countryside

Properties (UK)

Ltd

On site £3m November

2017

D26 “Imagine Park”, Speke

Hall Avenue

268 new 2, 3 and 4 bedroom

family houses

Barratt Homes

(Manchester)

On site £27m Spring 2018

D27 “Affinity at

Churchfields”, 44-48

Window Lane

To erect 4 x 2 bed dwelling

houses and 6 x 3 bed dwelling

houses

Lovells On site £1.2m Spring 2018

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ARTIST’S IMPRESSION OF “THE CRESCENT” IN SPEKE, A £ MILLION HOUSING SCHEME DUE FOR COMPLETION IN NOVEMBER 2017

SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS continued


PROPOSED

D28 2 – 12 St Marys Business

Centre, Garston

Conversion from offices to

residential

Nextdom Ltd (November 2014)

Permitted by prior

approval

Not

known

Not known

D29 Land off Speke Hall

Avenue (“Imagine

Park” phase 2)

185 new build homes Peel Investments

(North) Ltd

Outline application

16O/2885 submitted

December 2016

£20m Not known

D30 177 Western Avenue To erect a 2 to 4 storey building

providing 20 apartments for

occupation as senior living

accommodation, ground floor

retail units, ancillary facilities,

landscaping and car parking

following demolition of existing

buildings

South Liverpool

Housing Group


submitted August

2017

£2m Not known

D31 Former St Aidans Church,

Parade Crescent

To demolish former church and

build 28 houses

Ascot Application 17F/0550

submitted March

2017

£3m Not known

D32 Little Heath Road,

Speke

10 x 2 storey homes (outline

application)

AOG Property

Trust

Permission granted

June 2015

£0.6m Not known

D33 Land between Dam

Wood Road and Hale

Road

To erect 23 dwellings with

associated parking

South Liverpool

Housing Group

Permission granted

September 2017

£2.5m Not known

D34 Site of Former Millwood

County Primary School,

Greenway Road

To erect 115 new homes Keepmoat

Homes

Permission granted

July 2017

£12m Not known

D35 Land off Church Road /

Railway Street

To erect 16 dwelling houses Lovell Partnership

Ltd

Permission granted

October 2015

£1.5m Not known

DISCLAIMER: All information provided in this document is correct as known at the time of publication based on information

provided by developers, architects and agents. Liverpool City Council cannot be held responsible for alterations to completion

due dates, values or other where such occur for reasons beyond our control.

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On the horizon

LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS

First buildings for Liverpool Waters announced Activity is expected to begin shortly on the first buildings for Peel’s £5.5 billion Liverpool Waters development. The first four new buildings have been revealed to be built at Princes Dock.

Peel’s “William Jessop House” will be an 8 storey Grade A office building next to the existing multi-storey car park. The scheme was granted permission in 2015 and will be on site by the end of 2017.

Alongside it will be three residential towers for the city’s growing private rented sector. The tallest structure, at 34 floors, will be Moda Living’s £80 million “The Lexington Liverpool” (pictured) with 304 apartments. Next door to it will be “Plaza 1821” with 105 apartments built in a collaboration between Peel and the Regenda Group. The fourth building will be Your Housing Group’s £55 million “The Hive”, a 30 storey tower with 278 apartments, premium restaurant and bistro facilities.

Find out more at liverpoolwaters.co.uk

Ten Streets masterplan launched

A major performance venue with a revolving auditorium could be at the heart of regeneration plans for Liverpool’s new creative district. The new music and theatre venue could be the UK’s first-ever Stage-Around Theatre, based on the hugely successful performance space in Amsterdam. The stunning venue will be part of a multi-million pound programme to attract creative businesses to the Ten Streets district which is forecast to create an estimated 2,500 new jobs over the next decade, and represents an opportunity of a lifetime to redefine Liverpool’s future as a creative powerhouse of the 21st century. The vision for the district, which contains a mix of historic dock warehousing and industrial buildings, is for an area where tech companies, digital businesses and creative enterprises can flourish alongside artistic organisations – becoming a truly distinctive, inventive and vibrant new urban district. Find out more at tenstreetsliverpool.co.uk

Vision set out for Festival Park site

The future of Liverpool’s International Festival Gardens has been revealed in a draft masterplan that aims to create a ‘cultural garden suburb’ which would also transform the site into a major visitor and cultural destination.

The development of the 90 acre site will be focused on the northern and central parts with a re-modelled waterfront. Surveys are currently being undertaken to assess ground conditions with the intention to revitalise the gardens, which are open to the public, and southern grasslands as public amenity space with opportunities for sport and recreation.

The draft masterplan also sets out to enhance connections with the surrounding community, including a safer pedestrian route to Priory Wood and St Michaels train station.

A planning application is expected to be submitted later in 2017.

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£32m highways scheme takes shape With the massive Tobacco Warehouse development on site and construction on Liverpool Waters, potentially including a new football stadium about to commence, the City Council is investing £32million into significant highway infrastructure works in North Liverpool to ensure that the new developments are better accessed and connected.

With the £10 million Great Howard Street bridge having been recently rebuilt, work is progressing on widening of Great Howard Street (A565) to dual carriageway standard. Expected to finish by Summer 2019, the works are part of Liverpool City Council’s wider £250m Better Roads programme.

The dualling will be complemented by the creation of two new waterfront link roads at the City Centre end of the 2.7 kms long road, which are being built to support the proposed new cruise liner terminal.

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KEY CONTACT FOR REGENERATION QUERIES: Mark Kitts, Assistant Director, Regeneration

Tel: 0151 233 0239

Email: [email protected]

Welsh Streets transformation underway

A £30million project to transform empty Victorian homes in the Toxteth area of Liverpool into desirable rental properties is being undertaken by specialist landlord Placefirst.

The 19th century terraced houses originally built by Welsh workers and named after Welsh towns, valleys and villages are being sympathetically remodelled through a ‘back-to-brick’ refurbishment that offers high levels of energy efficiency and super-fast broadband connectivity. Externally, landscaped outdoor areas for socialising and playing are being created, with rear property extensions, yards and alleys being replaced by a mix of private terraces and community avenues.

The refurbished homes are being made available through a mix of alternative tenures such as affordable rents, shared ownership and market sale.

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http://www.regeneratingliverpool.com/

KEY CONTACT FOR REGENERATION QUERIES:

Mark Kitts

Assistant Director, Regeneration, Liverpool City Council

Tel: 0151 233 0239

Email: [email protected]

www.regeneratingliverpool.com

Twitter: @Regen_Lpool

http://www.regeneratingliverpool.com/

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