Liverpool Development Update (March 2015)

LIVERPOOL

DEVELOPMENT

UPDATE

March 2015

Welcome

Welcome to the latest edition of Liverpool Development Update.

It is has often been said that you can judge how well a city is doing by

counting the number of cranes towering above its skyline. Today, at

the start of March 2015 there are 17 large cranes on building sites

across the City Centre where some £1.13 billion worth of development

is currently underway. This level of activity exceeds that which was

underway in 2008 (excluding Liverpool ONE), the year of European

Capital of Culture which had attracted so much developer interest in

Liverpool. Now, some seven years later, that interest is being sustained

and built upon even further.

In the neighbourhoods, more than £750m worth of development

activity is also underway. As the new Alder Hey hospital prepares to

open, work has finally begun on a number of schemes we have waited

for many years to see. The long-awaited Project Jennifer has begun,

with work starting on the new food superstore in the next few months.

In nearby Anfield, Liverpool FC has started the expansion of the club’s

stadium, while just a couple of miles away, site clearance work is

continuing as the £200m rebuilding of Edge Lane Retail Park gets

underway.

All the above activity, amounting to £1.89 billion, will create around

4000 jobs when all the new or refurbished floorspace is filled. In the

meantime, the building work itself is creating several thousand

construction jobs.

Of the 12 new schools I promised when I became Mayor in 2012, 11 are

either built or on site and the last school is currently awaiting planning

permission. In the housing sector, more than 4,300 of my target of 5,000

new homes have been built or are currently on site, while the number

of derelict and vacant homes brought back into use has now almost

achieved double the original target of 1,000 and we now have a new

target of another 3,000. We are also actively pursuing absentee owners

of vacant homes to encourage them to bring their buildings back to

life for families who want to live in them, and have introduced the UK’s

first mandatory licensing scheme for private landlords to make sure

that their properties are maintained to an acceptable standard.

Liverpool is a fantastic city, much loved by the millions of visitors who

come here to experience our cultural and retail offer, not to mention

the burgeoning conference market with our BT Conference Centre

and soon-to-open Exhibition Centre, which will attract some of

Europe’s biggest trade shows and the ever-increasing number of cruise

ships calling in to our cruise liner facility. Last year’s International

Festival for Business was a major success; one of its key legacies being

that Liverpool, the city region and the wider North West are more

clearly recognised as excellent places in which to invest. Liverpool, a

top class business destination, will hold the event on behalf of the UK

again in 2016.

I am sure that the information in this document will be useful to

individuals and organisations involved in regeneration, investment and

development and my team is always ready to talk to you.

Joe Anderson, OBE Mayor of Liverpool

FRONT COVER:

2 1 3 4

1. ALOFT HOTEL, NORTH JOHN

STREET 2. CROWN PLACE,

BROWNLOW HILL 3. JOHNSON CONTROLS,

LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL

BUSINESS PARK, SPEKE 4. LFC STADIUM, ANFIELD

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 21

Neighbourhoods: Industry & Warehousing 23

Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure 24

Neighbourhoods: Schools 25

Neighbourhoods: Health 26

Neighbourhoods: Residential 27

North Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 29

Stonebridge Cross Mayoral Development Zone 33

Central Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 35

South Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 37

CITY-WIDE DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:

KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:

• Value of major schemes completed in the

whole City of Liverpool since January 2010:

£2.8 billion

• Value of major schemes completed in

Liverpool since January 2014:

£648 million

• Number of potential new FTE equivalent

jobs created by city-wide developments

completed since January 2014: 1,835

• Value of major schemes currently on site

city-wide: £1.89 billion of which £1 billion

will complete during 2015.

• Number of potential new jobs that will be

created by new developments that are

currently on site: 4,372

Development Overview: City-wide

THE LARGEST CONCENTRATION OF CRANES IN THE CITY AT ALDER

HEY’S NEW HOSPITAL SITE DURING SUMMER 2014

SURGE IN CITY-WIDE DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY

Liverpool’s economic upturn is continuing, with 17 tall

cranes visible on the city centre’s skyline alone

evoking memories of the previous construction boom

during 2008 as Liverpool ONE was nearing completion

and residential investors flocked to Europe’s Capital of

Culture. At present the city has some £1.89 billion

worth of development activity on site, with some £740

million of this taking place outside of the City Centre.

By far the greatest element of this new activity is in the health

sector, with two of the city’s major hospitals currently being

rebuilt at a combined cost of £666 million.

Another major boom is being witnessed in student

accommodation. This also had seen modest growth during

the mid 2000s. However, students coming to the city from all

over the world have much higher expectations for their

temporary city home, and suppliers are rising to the

challenge to deliver yet more quality of choice, particularly

in and around the City Centre where some £297 million is

being invested in the creation of over 4,000 student

pods/bedrooms.

Over £250 million is being invested in other housing either

building new homes or refurbishing existing homes.

Significant progress has been made in bringing many empty

homes in the city’s neighbourhoods back into use, with the

Mayor’s original target of 1,000 now having been

comfortably exceeded and an additional target of another

2,000 being set.

With the long-awaited Project Jennifer just having gone on

site in North Liverpool, the value of retail schemes in the

neighbourhoods has been boosted to £92 million, and will

see a more significant boost later this year when the next

phases of the £200 million Edge Lane Retail Park get

underway.

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Breakdown of development values by

activity currently on site, Liverpool city-wide as at February 2015 (£m)

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)

50 92

706

195

87

157 22

254

298

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CITY CENTRE DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:


Value of major schemes completed in

the City Centre since 2000:

£4.36 billion

Value of major schemes completed in

the City Centre during 2014:

£249 million

Number of potential new jobs created

or safeguarded by developments

completed since January 2014 (when

let and filled to capacity): 1,835

Value of major schemes currently on

site across the City Centre: £1.13 billion

of which £522 million is expected to

complete during 2015.

Development Overview: City Centre

“BALTIC VILLAGE””, A £40 MILLION RESIDENTIAL SCHEME AT HURST STREET

COMMENCED ON SITE IN DECEMBER 2014. IT WILL DELIVER 324 APARTMENTS.

CITY CENTRE SEES SPIKE IN CONSTRUCTION

ACTIVITY AS NEW HOMES APPEAR With over £520 million of investment due to complete in the City

Centre this year, 2015 will see more than double the amount of

investment finished than in most previous years. Investors are

clearly returning to the city as money becomes available again,

and it looks as though some £1.3 billion is likely to be spent over

the next three years, creating several thousand jobs within the

construction industry.

Late 2014 and early 2015 is witnessing a welcome increase of

non-student related residential activity commencing or coming

forward for planning approval. Whereas 2013 and 2014 only saw

some 124 new units built, 2015 and 2016 will see at least 745

apartments and family homes completed that are already on

site.

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EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUE OF ROYAL LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL (CURRENTLY ON SITE)

LIVERPOOL ONE COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES

COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES

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

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE

2005

2006

2007

2008 2010

2011

2012

2013

2008

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

£ m

illio

ns

200

400

600

500

300

100

Major Development Schemes in Liverpool City Centre since 2005

249

133

177

550

156

270

223

100

115

115

235

200

287

310

232

233

522

(407) 230

312

430

(550) 28

City Centre: Offices

16,500 SQ FT OF OFFICE SPACE INSIDE WALKER HOUSE WAS TAKEN BY

JACKSON & CANTER WHO SPENT £500,000 ON A CUSTOM FIT OUT FOR

RELOCATING ITS HEAD OFFICE FROM CHURCH STREET

MEREPARK’S 75,000 SQ FT “THE DEPARTMENT” INSIDE PART OF THE FORMER

LEWIS’S BUILDING WILL COMPLETE IN SUMMER 2015

86-90 DUKE STREET WILL BE THE NEW 62,000 SQ FT HEADQUARTERS FOR

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE’S 120 STAFF RELOCATING FROM PRINCES DOCK

2014 saw the continuing refurbishment of existing

office stock providing refreshed accommodation

for city workers, with a total of 383,341 sq ft being

taken up, nearly 67,000 sq ft more than in 2013.

Moorfields Corporate Recovery have invested

in 20,500 sq ft of space inside Walker House

and Horton House (Exchange Buildings): 16,500

sq ft inside Walker House was taken up by law

firm Jackson & Canter, whilst 4,500 sq ft in

Horton House will be filled by recruitment

agency Bluefire Consulting. Meanwhile,

Liverpool City Council refurbished some 80,000

sq ft of its new acquisition, Cunard Building,

before relocating 800 staff into it.

Four significant new schemes are currently on

site. These include a new 62,000 sq ft office for

Atlantic Container Line at 86-90 Duke Street;

40,000 sq ft at “Tempest”, 12 Tithebarn Street;

40,000 sq ft at Watson Building; and over 75,000

sq ft at “The Department” in Central Village.

Since January 2014:

£9.5 Value of office refurbishments

completed

153,777 Square feet of office floorspace

refurbished

245 Net potential new or safeguarded

jobs created when the above

space is filled

Currently on site:

£50.0 Value of office refurbishments/

developments


being built or refurbished

1,350 Net potential new or safeguarded

jobs created when the above

space is filled

Key Facts

383,341 Square feet taken up January-

December 2014* (up 21% from 2013)

£21 per sq ft Headline rents Grade A

£17 per sq ft Headline rents Grade B

7.5% Prime yields

** Property Group of Professional Liverpool, February 2015

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City Centre: Retail

Investment completed in Liverpool’s Main Retail

Area during 2014 saw a revamp of Clayton

Square, which has remodelled its interior

circulation and created some newer, larger units,

the first of which was taken up by a Morrisons

food store.

Merepark’s Central Village scheme continues on

site. The former Lewis’s Building has already partly

opened with the Adagio Aparthotel, whilst the

remaining sections with offices, a gym and

ground floors with over 100,000 square feet of

retail/leisure elements are due to complete in the

next few months. Amongst the major brands

moving in will be Costa Coffee, Frankie & Benny's,

Prezzo Handmade Burger Co, and Lidl.

Footfall across the whole MRA rose slightly in 2014

by 0.3% to 53.08 million, whilst Liverpool ONE saw

27 million shoppers, a rise of 4% on 2013.

Meanwhile, Liverpool’s retail vacancy rate

dropped from 12.2% to 11.6%, putting it much

closer to the UK national average. 67 new retail

businesses arrived or changed units against 58

who closed.

Since January 2014:

£5.0m Value of retail refurbishments/

developments completed

33,867 Square feet of retail floorspace built

or refurbished

134 Net potential new jobs created

when the above space is filled

Currently on site:

£12.0m Value of retail refurbishments/

developments

183,841 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

February 2015

£280-£320 Zone A prime frontage rents per

square foot

CLAYTON SQUARE’S £3.5 MILLION RECONFIGURATION COMPLETED AT

THE END OF 2014. THE REDESIGN REDUCED THE NUMBER BUT INCREASED

THE SIZE OF RETAIL UNITS ON OFFER.

ARTIST’S CGI OF THE NEW INTERNAL ATRIUM INSIDE FOR THE FORMER

LEWIS’S BUILDING, CENTRAL VILLAGE, DUE FOR COMPLETION IN SUMMER

2015. THE RETAIL/LEISURE ELEMENT OF THE £27 MILLION SCHEME IS AROUND

£10 MILLION.

LIVERPOOL ONE SAW SEVERAL NEW ARRIVALS INCLUDING TOY ‘R US,

ARGOS, SELECT, BOSE, SAMSUNG, CADENZA JEWELLERY, BILL’S

RESTAURANT, COTE BISTRO, AND HANDBAG SPECIALISTS MICHAEL KORS

AND RADLEY

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City Centre: Leisure and Culture

MEMORIES OF AUGUST 1914 SAW THE GIANTS RETURN TO LIVERPOOL FOR

THE SECOND TIME. A THIRD VISIT IS INEVITABLE. © Ant Clausen

ON SITE: ARTIST’S IMPRESSION OF HOW THE NEW FRONT OF THE ROYAL

COURT THEATRE WILL LOOK.

GROWING INDUSTRY: LIVERPOOL CRUISE LINER TERMINAL © Ant Clausen

2014 proved to be another cultural benchmark

for Liverpool as, amongst many superbly staged

highlights, the city played host to one of the UK’s

flagship events to commemorate the start of

World War One. As the giants returned for

“Memories of August 1914”, 1 million visitors

came to see them, and over the five-day period

spent an amazing £46 million. Other significant

events held during the year included the Mersey

River Festival and the Liverpool International

Music Festival.

Liverpool Cruise Terminal, awarded best ‘UK Port

of Call’ by Cruise Critic Awards for the second

year running in November 2014, welcomed 50

cruise liners in 2014 carrying over 58,000

passengers and 28,000 crew.

In terms of leisure developments, 2014 saw the

completion of the Everyman Theatre’s award-

winning £28 million rebuild, whilst in May, work

started on a £13.8 million extension to the Royal

Philharmonic Theatre. Meanwhile, work

continues on the phased refurbishment of the

Royal Court Theatre.

Since January 2014:

£28.0m Value of leisure refurbishments/

developments completed

Currently on site:

£56.6 Value of leisure refurbishments/

developments

182,964 Square feet of leisure floorspace




Key Facts about Liverpool

£2.25bn Annual value of Liverpool based

tourism

30,000 Jobs supported by Liverpool based

tourism

3rd Best City in the World to Visit in 2014

according to travel bible Rough

Guide

UK’s 4th Best destination for tourists according

to TripAdvisor’s “Travellers Choice”

awards

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City Centre: Hotels

2014 was another highly successful year for the

city’s hotel industry. Despite six new hotels having

opened in 2013 and been joined by a further

three in 2014, the number of hotel rooms sold rose

yet again from the previous record of 1.33 million

in 2013 to 1.65 million. This has clearly been

supported by Liverpool’s growth as a major tourist,

cultural, short-break, wedding venue and

conference destination.

More significantly, average room yields saw

another – and more impressive – 13% increase,

from £45.45 in 2013 to £51.30 …. almost returning

to the record high seen during 2008’s Capital of

Culture. Weekend yields in 2014 were attaining

an average £75.05, a rise of 47% on the £51.06

being achieved in 2012.

The major new hotels completed during the year

were “Aloft Liverpool” and “30 James Street –

Home of the Titanic”, bringing 180 new rooms to

the market between them.

Since January 2014:

£27.2m Value of hotel developments

completed

197 New rooms created


Currently on site:

£86.8m Value of hotel refurbishments/

developments

500 Rooms being created


Key Hotel Data for January-December 2014

1.65m Rooms sold

(up from 1.32m in 2013)

75.4% Average occupancy

(up from 71.4% in 2013)

87.6% Weekend occupancy

(up from 86.2% in 2013)

72.8% Weekday occupancy

(up from 68.0% in 2013)

£51.30 Average RevPar

(up from £45.45 in 2013)

THE £18 MILLION “ALOFT LIVERPOOL”, NORTH JOHN STREET – THE BRAND’S

FIRST VENUE TO OPEN OUTSIDE OF LONDON

“30 JAMES STREET – HOME OF THE TITANIC”: THE 65-BEDROOMED HOTEL

AND SPA’S OWNERS WAS AWARDED THE INDEPENDENT ACCOLADE AT

THE COLLECTIVE HONOURS AWARD IN NOVEMBER 2014.

“IRWELL CHAMBERS” ADDED 15 MORE SERVICED APARTMENTS TO ITS

EXISTING 51 IN OCTOBER 2014.

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City Centre: Knowledge Quarter

THE £429 MILLION REBUILD OF THE ROYAL LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY

TEACHING HOSPITAL CURRENTLY ON SITE, EMPLOYING OVER 600

CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. THE EXISTING HOSPITAL SITE WILL BE

REDEVELOPED AS A NEW BIO-MEDICAL CAMPUS EMPLOYING 5,000

SCIENTISTS AND TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS

THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL’S £65 MILLION MATERIALS INNOVATION

FACTORY COMMENCED ON SITE IN OCTOBER 2014. IT WILL COMPLETE IN

SEPTEMBER 2016.

EARLY CGI OF THE £118 MILIION PROPOSED CLATTERBRIDGE CANCER

TREATMENT CENTRE TO BE BUILT NEXT TO THE ROYAL LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL.

A PLANNING APPLICATION IS EXPECTED IN 2015.

Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter 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 £400 million has

been invested since 2000.

Since January 2014:

£120m Value of schemes completed in the

Knowledge Quarter in 12 months.

Currently on site:

£562m Value of developments under

construction

1.35m Square feet of office/health/

education floorspace being built



Key Facts

Liverpool is one of the UK’s most popular

places to study, with over 50,000 students

from more than 100 countries attending its

three universities, who annually contribute

an estimated £300m to the city economy.

The University of Liverpool is home to more

scientists than Cambridge University.

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is a

world leader in tackling diseases such as

malaria and has grown over the past

decade after winning millions of pounds in

grants to expand its life-saving work –

including £650m from the foundation set up

by Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

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City Centre: Residential

Liverpool City Centre’s population has now

grown to over 33,540 with the number of City

Centre residences currently standing at over

14,000. Several high volume residential schemes

are currently on site including “Baltic Village”,

the former HMRC Building at Kings Waterfront,

and “2 Moorfields”, whilst permission has been

granted to convert the former Heaps Rice Mill to

134 apartments in a scheme to be known as

“Baltic Square”.

A new trend for micro-apartments will see 136

one bedroomed homes created at “2

Moorfields”, whilst at “Philharmonic Rise”, 23 new

family homes are being created from former

student conversions being deconverted back

into spacious townhouses.

Since January 2014:

£134.1m Value of completed student

accommodation schemes

2,427 Number of student bedrooms

completed

£12.2m Value of (non-student) residential

schemes completed

114 Number of (non-student) new

homes completed

Currently on site:

£272.7m Value of student accommodation

schemes under construction

4,258 Number of student bedrooms under

construction

£103.2m Value of (non-student) residential


754 Number of (non-student) new

homes under construction

“PHILHARMONIC RISE” WILL SEE FORMER STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

CONVERTED TO 23 FOUR AND FIVE BEDROOM, SPACIOUS GEORGIAN

TOWNHOUSES. PRICES WERE FROM £499,995 UPWARDS, WITH PHASE 1

SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION.

ISLINGTON REGENERATION COMPANY’S £46 MILLION PROPOSAL FOR THE

CORNER OF ISLINGTON/NORTON STREET WILL HAVE 738 STUDENT

BEDROOMS.

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27

2014

2427

110

582

1800

2016

1198

308

2005 2006 2007 2008 2010 2011 2012 2013 2009

470 456

1031

757

345

582

14

560

15 18 218

849

1101

601 568

0 2015

24

1244 1102

421

0

1000

1400 1600

1200

800

0 600 400 200

Number of residential units

completed or on site in Liverpool

City Centre since 2005

RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON SITE

STUDENT BEDROOMS COMPLETED

RESIDENTIAL UNITS COMPLETED

STUDENT BEDROOMS ON SITE

3027

City Centre

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

which have been completed in the last 14 months, are on site, have a live planning

application submitted or have received planning consent.

CITY CENTRE COMPLETED JANUARY 2014 – FEBRUARY 2015

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED

1 Cunard Building Refurbishment of 4th and 5th floors (60,000 sq ft) Merseyside Pension

Fund

Not

disclosed

November

2014

2 Salthouse Dock Repaving works Liverpool City

Council

£0.92m June 2014

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 3 Irwell Chambers, 5 Union

Street

Conversion of basement to 14 x1 and 1 x 2 bedroom

serviced apartments.

L3 Living £1m October

2014

4 The Albany, Old Hall

Street

6 courtyard level apartments and 2 commercial

units in the basement facing Old Hall Street.

Infinity (Albany)

Development Ltd

£0.6m September

2014

5 Bold Spirit House, 10-12

Pall Mall

To convert office building to 5 apartments creating

25 self-contained en-suite studio bedrooms

Bold Spirit Ltd £1.5m June 2014

PUMPFIELDS 6 Williams Motor Group, 4

Great Howard Street

Refurbishment and extension of existing car

showrooms

Williams Motor

Group

£1m June 2014

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 7 “Jamworks – The

Bridewell”, Cheapside

Conversion to 15 student apartments (86 bedrooms). St Brides (2009) LLP £5m December

2014

8 Tinlings Building,

Crosshall Street

Conversion to student accommodation (132

bedrooms)

VITA (Crosshall)

Limited

£10m September

2014

9 “Aloft Liverpool”, 1-9

North John Street

To convert former office to 116 bed hotel with

restaurant/bar at ground level.

Ashall Property Ltd £18m November

2014

10 Walker House, Exchange

Buildings

Refurbishment/fit out of 16,000 sq ft office space Moorfields

Corporate Recovery

£0.5m December

2014

11 Britannia Buildings, 36-54

Fenwick Street

To convert 2nd to 4th floors of office building to 21

bedroom hotel

Mr Martin Smith £1.2m February

2015

12 30 James Street – Home

of the Titanic

Conversion to 65 bedroom 4 star “Titanic themed”

apart-hotel

Signature Living £5.5m August 2014

MAIN RETAIL AREA 13 34 Stanley Street Conversion from hotel to student accommodation

on upper floor above office accommodation

Mr Patrick Gannon £0.1m September

2014

14 Clayton Square

Shopping Centre

Internal reconfiguration to remove pedestrian mall

to Church Street, and replace with new shop unit,

and to remove upper pedestrian level.

InfraRed UK £3.5m December

2014

ROPEWALKS 15 Printworks Hotel, 13

Renshaw Street

Conversion of part of ground floor from

bar/restaurant to form 6 additional bedrooms

Betterview Ltd £0.3m July 2014

16 54 Bold Street Conversion to ground floor restaurant and hot food

takeaway/ pavement café with 7 student bedrooms

Amso Ltd Not

known

January

2014

17 78-82 Renshaw Street Conversion of first floor to 21 bed student

accommodation

Four Seasons

Restaurant & Bar

£0.5m September

2014

18 175 Duke Street To extend existing student accommodation building

by adding additional 3rd floor above existing 2 storey

block to provide 7 additional student rooms.

Steve Stampone £0.5m December

2014

19 “The Arch”, 2-6 Nelson

Street

Conversion to 241 student bedrooms with ground/

lower ground commercial space

Downing

Developments

£15m August

2014

11

BALTIC TRIANGLE MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED

20 “Libertas”, 40-50 St

James Street/1A

Bridgewater Street

New mixed use building with ground floor retail units

and parking with 62 student bedrooms above.

Baltic Properties

North West (BPNW)

£3.1m Summer

2014

21 9 Bridgewater Street Conversion to 74 bedroom student accommodation

with gymnasium

Baltic Properties

North West (BPNW)

£3m December

2014

22 12 Jordan Street Conversion to studio/office accommodation 12 Jordan Street Ltd £0.5m April 2014

23 The Courtyard at "X1

The Quarter”, Sefton

Street, Parliament Street

To erect 89 apartments and townhouses X1 Developments

Ltd

£10m September

2014

24 R.S. Clare & Co Ltd,

Stanhope Street

To carry out extensions to existing factory. R.S. Clare & Co Ltd £1m September

2014

HOPE STREET QUARTER 25 Everyman Theatre,

Hope Street

To redevelop site with new three storey theatre

building.

Liverpool & Mersey-

side Theatre Trust

£28m March 2014

26 “The Electra”, Upper

Hope Place, Hope Street

New five storey student accommodation block

comprising 90 bedrooms

Downing

Developments

£7m September

2014

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 27 36 Clarence Street/95a

Mount Pleasant

Conversion of first and second floor to 10 bedroom

student bedrooms with 2 communal living areas

BTE Ltd £0.5m December

2014

28 16-18 Pomona Street Conversion to 12 bedroom student accommodation Mr B Ungi £0.7m December

2014

29 Ic3, Liverpool Science

Park

New 4 storey office and serviced laboratory space to

adjoin existing Innovation Centre

Liverpool Science

Park

£8m March 2014

30 Liverpool University

Guild of Students,

Brownlow Hill

Major refurbishment including dry bar and 300 seat

theatre/ conference space, secluded study areas,

computer suite, radio station and media studio.

Liverpool University

Guild of Students

£13.8m June 2014

31 “Crown Place”, Land

Bounded by Grove

Street, Brownlow Hill

and Peach Street

To demolish all existing buildings and erect student

accommodation (1,259 student bedrooms, warden’s

accommodation and tutors’ rooms), including

common rooms, meeting rooms, office, staff and

service areas, with possible ground floor retail/

leisure/offices uses

University of

Liverpool and Ocon

Construction Ltd

£62m August 2014

32 Former Royal Infirmary,

70 Pembroke Place

Refurbishment of Block F (one wing of building) University of

Liverpool

£1.5m September

2014

33 “Dover Court”, 5-43

Great Newton Street,

Pembroke St

New 4 to 7 storey building with 267 student

apartments

Worthington

Properties

£25m September

2014

34 Royal Liverpool

University Hospital,

Prescot Street

New multi storey car park Royal Liverpool

University Hospital

£8.5m February

2014

ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD 35 “The Wolfson Building”,

Liverpool School of

Tropical Medicine,

Anson Street

Conversion to office use (with retained A3 unit on

ground floor) to become a Centre for Maternal and

Child Health.

Liverpool School of

Tropical Medicine

£7m December

2014

36 12A Moss Street To change use of 4 existing ground floor retail units to

4 flats with 21 student bedrooms.

Kingscrown

Properties

£0.5m May 2014

CITY CENTRE ON SITE

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE

37 Royal Liver Building, Pier

head

Exterior refurbishments Royal London Not

disclosed

July 2015

38 Exhibition Centre

Liverpool & Pullman Hotel

New exhibition and events centre with bars,

restaurants and 200 bed 4 star hotel

Liverpool City

Council

£69m October

2015

39 HM Customs & Excise,

Queens Parade, Kings

Dock

Conversion of former offices to 240 apartments,

community space and childrens play area

Glenbrook QD

Limited and Mapeley

STEPS Ltd

£30m September

2015

COMMERCIAL 40 51-55 Highfield Street Conversion and extension to form 8 student flats (34

bedrooms) with media room and laundry facilities

JD Estates £0.7m January

2015

10

MARYBONE MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE

41 1 Paul Street New 4 storey building with ground floor commercial/

light industrial units and 50 student bedrooms above

Peter Young £1m May 2015

42 “The Glass Works”, 36

Vauxhall Road

To erect three to eight storey student

accommodation containing 323 bedrooms (9 self-

contained flats and 61 clusters).

Dreamport £15m September

2015

43 “Ablett House”, Hatton

Garden and Great

Crosshall Street

New part 7/part 9 storey building with 396 student

bedrooms, management suite, student lounge, gym,

ground floor retail (Tesco) and basement car parking

Knightsbridge

Student Housing Ltd

£25m August 2015

44 Land at Great Crosshall

Street/Fontenoy Street

New 14 storey building with ground floor commercial

unit and 398 student bedrooms above

Gipsy International £12m September

2016

ST GEORGE’S QUARTER 45 Royal Court Theatre,

Roe Street

Major refurbishment of theatre Royal Court

Liverpool Trust

£10.6m June 2017

46 2 Queen Square Conversion of former pub to ground floor

supermarket with restaurant above

Neptune £1.0m July 2015

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 47 Crosshall Buildings,

Crosshall Street

To carry out refurbishment works to provide 150

student units.

VITA (Crosshall)

Limited

£10m September

2015 48 87-95 Dale Street/2-6

Cheapside

To dismantle and partially demolish building and

repair, rebuild and extend to create 12 residential

units above ground floor commercial office units

Jamworks £1.5m September

2015

49 “DoubleTree by Hilton”,

6-14 Sir Thomas Street

Conversion from former Municipal Annexe and

offices to form an 87 bed, 4 star hotel.

DoubleTree by

Hilton

£30m 2015

50 2 Moorfields Conversion of first to fourth floors to 136 x 1 bed studio

apartments

Rich Link

Investments Ltd

£20m August 2015

51 18-20 Tithebarn Street Conversion of upper floors to 29 student bedrooms

(HMO)

Stockton Properties £0.1m July 2015

52 “Tempest”, 12 Tithebarn

Street

Conversion of ground floor to retail, café/restaurant;

refurbishment of offices on 6 floors

Capital & Centric £6m March 2015

53 “Tune Hotel”, 3-19

Castle Street

Conversion of former offices to 99 bedroom budget

hotel

Hotel Land and

Development

£6.5m July 2015

MAIN RETAIL AREA 54 “Shankly Hotel”, former

Millennium House,

Victoria Street

Conversion to mixed use leisure/gym, ground floor

offices, hotel (61 suites), aparthotel (22 serviced

apartments), bar/restaurant and 93 space basement

car parking.

Signature Living £20m August 2015

55 Central Village: Lewis's,

40 Ranelagh Street

Refurbishment/partial demolition/conversion of

existing retail store to create a new pedestrian plaza

across Cropper Street linking into the Central Village

redevelopment scheme. The building will include

various uses such as retail, financial and professional

services, restaurant/cafe, drinking establishments, hot

food take-away, 75,000 sq ft office space, hotel,

casino and live music venue and nightclub.

Central

Regeneration

Limited Partnership/

Merepark

£27m Spring 2015

56 Central Village: Watson

Building, and building at

nos. 28-32 Renshaw

Street

New 8 storey extension to Watson Building and

conversion to offices, including new basement car

park.

West Nile

Developments

Limited

£15m August 2015

57 “Newington Plaza”,

Renshaw Street

New 13 storey building with 192 student apartments Legacy Student

Living (Liverpool) LLP

£15m September

2016

ROPEWALKS 58 “Liverpool 1”, Seel Street New 6/9 storey development with 305 student

bedrooms above ground floor retail/commercial.

X1 Developments Ltd £18m January

2016

59 “The Watchmakers”, 58-

60 Seel Street/30 Slater

Street & 52-56 Seel Street

Refurbishment of existing buildings as 40 bedroom

student accommodation, including ground floor

shops/cafes etc in 58-60 Seel Street.

Seel Street Estates

LLP

£3.2m September

2014

60 62 Duke Street Conversion of upper floors to 4 x 4 bedroom

student/key worker apartments over ground floor

restaurant

DGA Surveyors £1m Spring 2015

61 75 Duke Street Conversion of vacant office building to an 11 suite

aparthotel

Epic Hotels £1m March 2015

62 86 - 90 Duke Street, 7

Henry Street, 14 Suffolk

Street

Partial demolition and 4 storey redevelopment to

provide offices with basement car park.

Langtree Group Plc £8m January

2016

63 37-43 Berry Street Refurbishment and conversion of vacant building to

hot food take-away at ground floor and restaurant at

ground and first floors including installation of new

shop and rebuilding rear elevation

Frenson Limited £1m Spring 2015

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BALTIC TRIANGLE MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE

64 “Baltic Village”,

Wapping

Redevelopment with 3 new buildings (13, 10 and 8

storeys) to include retail/commercial space and 308

apartments, residents-only gym, laundry, reception/

meeting areas, plant room, cycle storage, public

square, and underground car park.

Neptune Baltic

Limited

£32m September

2016

65 3a Bridgewater Street Conversion and extension of existing warehouse to 7

x 3 bed apartments with ground floor retail/

commercial unit and underground parking.

Baltic Properties

North West (BPNW)

£1m Autumn

2014

66 10-14 Jamaica Street New 6/7 storey mixed use building, with 99 one

bedroom apartments (most likely to be student

accommodation) with ancillary residential uses,

including communal lounge and gym and 9

commercial units at ground floor.

Lawless

Developments

Limited

£3m August 2015

67 “The Studios at X1 The

Quarter”, Sefton

Street/Parliament Street

To erect 224 studio apartments in a 10 storey building

with ancillary communal facilities

X1 Developments

Ltd £15m August 2015

HOPE STREET QUARTER 68 LIPA extension, 68 Hope

Street

Refurbishment and conversion of former College of

Art and Design to provide improved rehearsal

performance and teaching accommodation.

Liverpool Institute of

Performing Arts

(LIPA)

£7.5m July 2015

69 “Philharmonic Rise”, 35-

39 Falkner Street, 4-22

Catharine Street

Deconversion of existing student accommodation

back to original 23 individual private town houses

Hollinwood Homes

Limited

£7m December

2015

70 Philharmonic Court,

Catherine Street

To replace five outdated student blocks with two

linked buildings containing 354 student bedrooms

Worthington

Properties

£25m August 2015

71 Hahnemann Building &

58 Hope Street

Conversion to 100 student bedrooms with common

rooms

Maghull

Developments

£8m September

2015

72 Royal Philharmonic Hall,

Hope Street

Refurbishment of theatre with replacement extension Royal Liverpool

Philharmonic

£13.8m Summer

2015

73 Josephine Butler House,

Hope Street/ Myrtle

Street

New mixed use development with six ground floor

retail/restaurant/bar units, student accommodation

on upper floors comprising 345 rooms situated in 20

cluster apartments and 208 self-contained studios.

Maghull

Developments

£30m September

2015

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 74 Myrtle Parade, Myrtle

Street

To replace existing shopping parade with two new

blocks of 4 and 8 storeys with 303 student bedrooms

and ground floor retail space.

Liverpool Edge

(Myrtle Parade)

Limited

£20m September

2016

75 Vine Street Depot land

bordered by Chatham

Street/Myrtle Street/

Vine Street

To erect 2 blocks of student accommodation (7 and

4 storeys) providing 114 apartments with car parking

following demolition of buildings and structures on

former depot site.

Marcus Worthington

Properties

£8m Summer

2015

76 Melville Grove/ Melville

Place

Phased refurbishment of 349 student bedrooms University of

Liverpool

£5.5m Summer

2016

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 77 University of Liverpool,

Chatham Street

To erect four storey extension with two storey link to

existing management school building.

University of

Liverpool Not

disclosed

Summer

2015

78 Materials Innovation

Factory University of

Liverpool, Grove Street

Replacement of Muspratt Lecture Theatre with 5

storey Research Laboratory Building, incorporating

laboratories, offices and associated support spaces

linked to existing Donnan Building.

University of

Liverpool £65m September

2016

79 “X1 The Edge”, Land at

junction of Seymour

Street/St Vincent Street

New 5/7 storey building comprising 231 student

bedspaces, gym, and ground floor commercial

space.

X1 Developments

Ltd

£12.9m Summer

2015

80 “Apex Building”, West

Derby Street/ Crown

Street: Phase 2

New 4 storey research/office/ laboratory building

with roof top plant equipment. Phase 2 of 2 for the

Institute of Infection and Global Health.

University of

Liverpool

£47m 2016

81 Royal Liverpool


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 2017

ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD 82 “Plato House”, 7-21

Greek Street

To erect six storey residential development

comprising 86 studio units for student occupation.

Parkmoor

Developments

Limited

£4.3m September

2015

83 “The Paramount”,

Pudsey Street/28

London Road

488 bedroom student accommodation in 7 to 11

storey building

Pinnacle Student

Developments

Limited

£35m September

2015

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CITY CENTRE ANTICIPATED

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

84 Former Light Vessel

"The Planet", Strand

Street

To use former Mersey Bar lightship

"Planet" as a Heritage Centre with

bed & breakfast accommodation

for 8 rooms and café and bars open

to residents and non-residents.

Mr Alan Roberts Permission granted

September 2012

Not

known

Not known

85 Dock Traffic Office,

Salthouse Quay,

Albert Dock

To erect glazed walkway between

3rd floor of dock traffic office and

3rd floor of Merseyside Maritime

Museum, and erect external ramp.

National Museum

Liverpool

Ramp completed

2010. Funding still

being sought for

glazed walkway.

£6m Not known

86 Land bounded by

The Dolby Hotel,

Queens Dock, Sefton

Street and 112

Mariners Wharf

To erect one 15 storey and one 13

storey buildings, comprising 189 flats

and 3 duplex apartments together

with associated car parking and

landscaping

Investec Bank Permission granted

November 2012

£15m Not known

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 87 1 Old Hall Street Refurbishment of over 21,000 sq ft

offices

Downing

Developments

Planning application

not required

£2m Not known

88 “Exchange Station”,

Mercury Court,

Tithebarn Street

Refurbishment of existing office

building providing 190,000 sq ft

Ashtenne Space

Northwest

Permission granted

December 2012.

(14,300 sq ft

completed in Nov

2013)

£5m 2016-18

89 Pall Mall/Exchange

(bordered by Leeds

Street, Pall Mall)

Major new mixed-use development

to provide offices, retail/restaurants,

residential units, basement car

parking, multi-storey car park,

landscaped open space.

To be

determined

Supplementary

Planning Document

approved.

£200m 3-15 years

90 30/36 Pall Mall Two new 8 and 18 storey office

buildings linked by a glazed

courtyard, with ground floor retail,

165 space basement car park.

West Bay Capital Permission renewed

January 2013

£50m Not known

PUMPFIELDS 91 “North Point”, 70-90

Pall Mall, L3

To demolish industrial buildings with

facade retention of 70-90 Pall Mall

and redevelop site with a four to

nineteen storey mixed use develop-

ment comprising 366 live/work units

studios, one and two bedroom

apartments) a 515 space multi-

storey car park, ground floor retail

units, restaurants, gym, spa and

commercial offices with public/

private gardens at third/fourth floor

level

PHD1 Permission granted

February 2015

£90m September

2017

92 86 Vauxhall Road Conversion of former office block to

form 17 student flats with shared

communal facilities, including

installation of dormers and

associated works.

Adamson

Properties

Permission granted

July 2014

Not

known

Not known

93 Land between

Blackstock Street &

Paul Street

New building of between five and

eight storeys comprising 200 flats,

with associated parking.

W.F. Doyle and

Co. Ltd.

Permission granted

February 2014

£16m Not known

MARYBONE 94 11 Fontenoy Street To erect nine storey building with

200 student bedrooms.

Key Design LLP Application 14F/2676

submitted November

2014

£15m Not known

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 95 37 Cheapside Conversion and extension to create

12 bedroom student

accommodation

BTE Limited Application 15F/0219

submitted January

2015

£0.75m Not known

96 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

Permission granted

February 2015

£3m Not known

97 Union House, 21-23

Victoria Street

Conversion to 30 bedroomed hotel

with ground floor bar/restaurant

J&M Hospitality

Consultants

Permission granted

June 2012. Building

currently for sale.

£3m Not known

13

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

98 13-17 Dale Street Conversion of upper floors of public

house from offices to HMO (16

student bedrooms)

Mr L Stockton Permission granted

September 2013

£0.2m Not known

99 14 Cook Street Conversion of former office space

to 18 apartments

Pierce &

Biersadorf

(October 2014)

Permitted by prior

approval

£1m Not known

100 25-27 Castle Street Conversion of 2nd and 3rd floors from

office space to 9 apartments

Highneal Limited Application 14F/2413

submitted October

2014

£1m Not known

101 Martins Building,

Water Street

Conversion to 138 bedroom five star

hotel

Castlewood

Property

Management Ltd

Permission granted

June 2014

£40m Not known

102 India Buildings, Water

Street

To remove internal walls and

partitions and refurbish sixth floor

(30,000 sq ft) and part of 4th floor

(20,000 sq ft) to provide open plan

office accommodation.

Kish Eleven Permission granted

April 2014

£1m Not known

103 Wellington Buildings,

The Strand

To change use from offices to

provide 96 residential units.

Seven Capital

(The Strand) Ltd

(December 2014)

Permitted by prior

approval

£6m Not known

104 Mersey House, The

Strand

Conversion of office block to 122

apartments (10 x bedroom, 56 x 2

bedroom, 56 x 1 bedroom)

Jupiter

Investments Ltd

(December 2013)

Permitted by prior

approval

Not

known

Not known

105 Victoria House, 7-11

James Street

Conversion of office building to 63

x 1 bedroom studio apartments

Downing

Developments

(April 2014) Permitted

by prior approval

Not

known

Not known

MAIN RETAIL AREA 106 Hilton Hotel, 3 Thomas

Steers Way

To erect two storey extension to

hotel to provide extended first floor

ballroom/conferencing facilities

above ground floor commercial

unit, with alterations to nightclub

access and associated

landscaping works.

Ability Hotels

(Liverpool)

Limited

Permission granted

February 2015

Not

known

Not known

107 Chancery House, 96

Paradise Street

Conversion of existing building and

new build 6 storeys to mixed use

development consisting of 37

apartments and ground floor retail

unit and artisan deli/café.

JCC Building

Services LLP

Application 14F/2265

submitted September

2014

Not

known

Not known

108 George Henry Lee

Building, Church

Street

Conversion of upper floors to 114

bedroomed 4 star apart-hotel or

100 room apart-hotel with

restaurant

Gethar Ventures Permission granted

January 2014

£15m Not known

109 11-17 Parker Street Conversion of second to seventh

floors to 91 x 1 bedroom

apartments

Jamworks Limited Application 14F/1552

awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since September

2014

£5m Not known

110 13-17 Ranelagh

Street

To change use of existing ground

floor retail unit to fast food restaurant

and convert 1st and 3rd floors into 7

bed HMO

Poseidon

Investments


submitted December

2014

£0.5m Not known

111 21-23 Ranelagh

Street

Conversion of ground and lower

ground floor into restaurant and 1st-

3rd floors above into 9 apartments

Rathbone Trust

Company Limited

as Trustees for York

Terrace

Settlement


submitted December

2014

£0.5m Not known

112 66-68 Lime Street Conversion of 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors

from disused office into 10 x 2

bedroom flats

Mr Sobil Varguese Application 15F/0044

submitted January

2015

Not

known

Not known

113 Central Village:

Central Station

3 storey extension at the rear to

provide additional retail space and

new linkages into the approved

Central Village scheme.

Central

Regeneration

Limited/Merepark

Permission renewed

May 2013

£20m Not known

114 Central Village:

“Boardwalk”, site

bounded by Back

Bold Street, Cropper

Street, Newington

and Lawton Street

New mixed development comprising

214 x 1 and 2 bedroom apartments,

cinema, commercial space, parking

for 100 cars, and the creation of a

new pedestrian plaza level across

Cropper Street).

Central

Regeneration

Limited/Merepark

Permission renewed

May 2013

£26.4m Not known

14

ROPEWALKS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

115 1 Renshaw Street To change use of first, second and

third floors to hotel (20 bedrooms).

CP (UK) Leisure

Ltd

Permission granted

July 2012

£0.75m Summer

2014

116 “The Dome”, Central

Hall, 35 Renshaw

Street

To convert upper floors of building

to 41 bed student accommodation

OBG - NEXTDOM Permission granted

January 2014

Not

known

Not known

117 3 Oldham Place New 6 storey building comprising of

122 student rooms in 22 clusters, 18

self contained student flats and 1

retail unit with car parking

Bentley

Properties

Preston Ltd

Permission granted

October 2012

£4m Not known

118 19-33 Leece Street Mixed use development comprising

retail/office use, 46 apartments and

basement car/cycle parking.

A. A. AR & N

Hayel

Permission granted

January 2014

£7m Not known

To erect new build student

accommodation 129 units with retail

on ground floor.

Not stated Application 14F/2718

submitted November

2014

£10m Not known

119 16-20 Berry Street To divide ground floor of existing

building to form new office entrance

and erect two storey office building

with basement storage to the rear.

Euro Chemist Permission granted

December 2012

£0.4m Not known

120 56 Parr Street To erect four storey seven bedroom

student town house following

demolition of existing garage.

G & W Stamper Permission granted

October 2012

Not

known

Not known

121 118 Duke Street To convert property to 5 self-

contained student (20 bedrooms)

apartments with 5 storey extension to

rear, with a total.

Poseidon

Investments


submitted February

2015

£0.5m Not known

122 16 Fleet Street To erect seven storey block of 52

student bedrooms with ground floor

commercial uses

Hope Street

Properties Limited


submitted August

2014

£3m Not known

123 13-23 Seel Street Conversion of second and third

floors to offices and D1 Use (Non-

residential Institutions).

Hope Street

Properties Limited

Permission granted

November 2014

£1m Spring 2015

124 38-40 Seel Street To erect second and third floor

extensions during conversion to 33 x

1 bedroom serviced apartments on

upper floors and 4 retail units at

ground and basement levels.

Hope Street

Properties Limited


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since December 2014

Not

known

Not known

125 48 Seel Street Conversion to 10 bedroom student

accommodation

Seel Street Estates Permission granted

2014

£0.8m Not known

126 38-40 Slater Street Conversion of 38 Slater Street from

residential to incorporate it into

existing bar at 40 Slater Street, to

provide enlarged restaurant/bar

uses with function room, outdoor

eating/drinking area, and ancillary

staff accommodation at second/

third floor at 38 Slater Street

Rose Ten Limited Application 14F/1752

submitted January

2015

£1m Not known

127 The Foundry, 42 Henry

Street

Conversion of upper four floors to 12

residential apartments.

The Regenda

Group

Permission granted

August 2012

£0.75m Not known

128 68-70 Duke Street Conversion to 10 x 2 and 3

bedroomed apartments

Athena Group UK Application 14F/2959

submitted Dec 2014

£0.75m Not known

129 65 Duke Street To erect 5 storey building to provide

71 units of student accommodation

following partial demolition of

existing building.

Lady Mia Limited Application 15F/0091

submitted January

2015

£3.5m Not known

130 50a Duke Street Conversion of vacant former club to

a 14 bedroom student

accommodation (HMO)

Mr Y Chun Cao Application 14F/2343

submitted January

2015

£0.5m Not known

131 11-13 Wolstenholme

Square, 67-73 Duke

Street

Conversion of 11-13 Wolstenholme

Square to 2 ground floor retail/

leisure units with 15 apartments on

upper floors and redevelop

Tunnage Square and pedestrian

underpass with a four/five storey

building fronting Duke Street with 2

ground floor retail units and 7

residential units on upper floors

Hope Street

Properties Limited


submitted October

2014

£2m Not known

132 Gostins Building, 32-36

Hanover Street

Conversion from offices to hotel on

2nd to 7th floors and retain retail use

to ground and 1st floors.

E T S Holdings Permission granted

September 2013

Not

known

Not known

To change use from office to

educational institute.

Liverpool English

Centre


submitted November

2014

Not

known Not known

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CHINATOWN MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

133 44 Nelson Street Conversion of existing premises with

new build to rear to create a 16

bedroom house in multiple

occupation.

Frenson Limited Permission granted

September 2014

Now

known

Not known

134 Vacant site at

Duncan Street

New build 12 x two and three

bedroom houses

Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Permission granted

October 2014

£1.2m November

2015

BALTIC TRIANGLE 135 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, 47 basement

parking spaces

One Park Lane

Limited


submitted June 2014

£50m Not known

136 “Baltic Square”, land

bounded by Park

Lane, Beckwith

Street, Carpenters

Row and Cornhill

(former Heap's Rice

Mill)

Conversion of existing mill into 134

apartments; to redevelop

adjacent land with three blocks,

10, 11 and 14 storeys, to provide

194 apartments and 200 serviced

apartments, together with 574

sqm of commercial floorspace.

One Park Lane

Limited

Permission granted

November 2014

£80m Not known

137 King’s Dock Mill –

Phases 2 & 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

Revised planning

application 10F/0824

awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since June 2011

£26.4m Not known

138 3 Bridgewater Street New 10 storey building with 51

student apartments and ground

floor retail.

Baltic Properties

North West

(BPNW)

Permission granted

March 2014

Not

known

Not known

139 5-7 Bridgewater

Street

To erect an 8 to 10 storey building

containing 136 student apartments

above ground floor commercial

unit, communal space and parking

on lower ground floor.

Baltic Properties

North West

(BPNW)


submitted January

2015

£7m March 2017

140 Land between

Norfolk Street and

Brick Street

New 11 storey building with 140 x 1

and 3 bed apartments, communal

hub, games room; commercial uses

on ground floor.

Pinnacle Student

Developments

Limited


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since September

2014

£10m Not known

141 City Centre Sheds, 43

Jamaica Street

To convert warehouses to provide

a co-operative working space,

including office, studio, workshop,

training and meeting rooms.

City Centre Sheds Permission granted

December 2014

Not

known

Not known

142 51 Simpson Street New 11 storey building with

serviced offices, reception area

and meeting rooms, 224 student

apartments over 10 floors with gym,

laundry and reception.

Baltic

Developments

Limited


submitted June 2014

£15m Not known

143 35-39 Greenland

Street

Conversion from warehouse to

cultural events space with cafes,

art studio and shared office space.

Greenland Venue

Management

(UK) Limited

Permission granted

October 2014

Not

known

Not known

144 34 Greenland Street Conversion of former workshop to

nightclub

Peach Events

Limited

Permission granted

July 2014

Not

known

Not known

145 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

£150m 2018

Conversion of warehouse to form

temporary designer retail/artisan/

crafts/tourism bazaar with

performance space, office and

storage for a temporary period of 5

years with temporary car parking,

cycle parking and landscaping

Baltic Yards Ltd &

Brewery Village

Ltd

Permission granted

August 2014

Not

known

Not known

146 Taylor Bros (Liverpool)

Ltd, 15 Caryl Street

To change use from warehouse to

B1 office and carry out associated

external alterations.

Holloway Cook

Associates Ltd

Permission granted

March 2014

£0.1m Not known

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BALTIC TRIANGLE /continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

147 “The Tower” at X1 The

Quarter, Sefton Street/

Parliament Street

New 17 storey apartment block

with 101 apartments

X1 Developments

Ltd Revised application

anticipated

£15m September

2016

148 “The Terrace at X1 The

Quarter”, Sefton

Street/ Parliament

Street

To erect 101 apartments in a 17

storey building

X1 Developments

Ltd Revised application

anticipated

£15m September

2017

HOPE STREET QUARTER MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

149 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 granted

October 2014

Not

known

Not known

150 Former Trade Union

and Unemployment

Resource Centre

Building, Hardman

Street/Hope Street

To change use to retail, restaurant,

bars, offices, research, hotel,

education and training, and leisure

uses

Douglas Fairness

Partnership

Permission granted

December 2012

Not

known

Not known

151 32 Rodney Street and

45 Leece Street

Conversion of vacant bank to a

ground floor restaurant/public

house (Use Classes A3/A4) with rear

terrace and 5 serviced apartments

above.

Mr Gavin Heard Application 14F/1573

submitted January

2015

£0.5m Not known

152 28 Hope Street/10

Maryland Street

To change use to form 3 student

flats and 6 student studios.

Mr B Ungi Application 14F/2658

submitted January

2015

Not

known

Not known

153 5 Myrtle Street Conversion of ground floor office

space to restaurant with 5 self-

contained student rooms to the

rear.

Downing Permission granted

June 2014

£0.5m Not known

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 154 1 Grove Street To erect a three storey building

comprising 8 student studios and 1 x

4 bedroom student cluster

apartment

Grove Street

Studios Ltd


14F/0714 submitted

December 2014

£1m Not known

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 155 Land bounded by

Skelhorne Street,

Bolton Street, Hilbre

Street

To erect mixed use development

comprising two blocks up to 20

storeys high providing ground floor

commercial uses with student

accommodation (488 bedrooms)

with 192 room aparthotel

Butler Company

Ltd and NALM

Limited


submitted February

2015

£40m Not known

156 LJMU Campus,

Copperas Hill/

Brownlow Hill

Conversion of former postal sorting

office into a central teaching,

library and sports facility

LJMU Planning application

anticipated

£70m Not known

157 Mount Vernon Pub,

Irvine Street West

Conversion and extensions to form

4 cluster flats with 32 student

bedspaces

JD Estates Application 14F/2066

submitted

September 2014

£1.5m Not known

158 Land at Mount

Vernon Green

New 3 and 4 storey buildings for

offices with associated landscaping

and car parking.

Archdiocese of

Liverpool

Outline permission

granted December

2012

Not

known

Not known

159 Liverpool

BioInnovation Centre,

Royal Liverpool


Prescot Street

New build research and

development centre, internal new

road alignments and car park

Royal Liverpool &

Broadgreen

University

Hospitals NHS

Trust

Permission granted

March 2012

£22m Not known

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

160 Land at corner of

Devon Street/Moss

Street

To erect 8/10 storey block of

student accommodation

containing 342 units with ground

floor communal lounge

commercial floorspace.

Islington

Regeneration

Company


submitted April 2014

£25m Not known

161 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

162 33 Devon Street New part six, part eight storey

building with ground floor retail and

48 student flats (166 bedrooms).

AMA (NW)

Developments

Co Ltd

Outline permission

renewed April 2013

£5m Not known

163 Gildart Street/Devon

Street

3 new 6/8 storey blocks of student

accommodation containing a total

of 580 bedrooms with ground floor

communal space and retail/leisure.

Islington

Regeneration

Company


submitted April 2014

£40m Not known

164 63 Kempston Street To convert retail unit to student

accommodation - 6 clusters (18

beds in total)

Not Tom Ltd Permission granted

September 2013

£1m Not known

165 4 Gildart Street To erect 6 storey building of 44

cluster/studio (116 bedrooms)

apartments and ground floor

commercial unit

Mr Jayson Van

Flute

Outline application

13O/1566 awaiting

signing of legal

agreement since

February 2014

£10m Not known

166 20-28 Oakes Street To erect 6 storey building with 30

student flats.

Mr Harry

Manning


registered July 2014

Not

known

Not known

167 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

168 29, 31, 33 and 35

Pembroke Place

To erect extension to Anson House,

incorporating 35 Pembroke Place

and change of use to 35 Pembroke

Place following demolition of 29, 31

and 33 Pembroke Place

Liverpool School

of Tropical

Medicine


submitted July 2014

Not

known

Not known

169 3-5 Lower Gill Street To erect 5 storey student accomm-

odation consisting 5 cluster units (6

bedrooms) and 4 student flats.

Mr Barry Ramm Permission granted

February 2013

£0.6m Not known

170 27-29 Stafford Street New building comprising bar/

restaurant to ground floor and 5

flats on upper floors.

KCC Ltd Permission granted

March 2010. Unlawful

refurbishment carried

out in late 2011

currently subject of

enforcement enquiry

£0.5m Not known

171 Site at the corner of

Islington and Norton

Street,

To erect 3 blocks of student

accommodation of 8, 11 and 15

storeys providing 738 beds in 208

units (110 clusters and 98 studios)

with ground floor communal

welfare, leisure and management

facilities, ground floor commercial

space.

Islington

Regeneration

Company


submitted October

2014

£45m Not known

172 9-11 Camden Street To erect 5 storey student block with

5 cluster units (44 bedrooms)

following demolition of existing

terraced properties.

Mr Tony Shirley Permission granted

January 2014

£2.5m Not known

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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

85

25 117

165 170

127

89

89

90

93

137

49

86 23

31

159

101 9 158

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN

150

144

113

58

70

33

120

83 7

26

54

COMMERCIAL

DISTRICT

119

19

4 169

115

39

5

98

145

29

16

38

12

34

20

55

164

108 30

116

59 84 132

79

97

114

45

172

42

47

118

138

104 11

2

80

43

102

134

67 147 148

96

65

69

48

6

81

1

146

125

92

105

22

73 72

76

24

154

87

126

161 163 162

140

160

143

153

88

20

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 2014 Ordnance Survey 100018351.

Location of recently completed, current and

proposed major development schemes in Liverpool City Centre

36

66

32

60

14

139

166

136 135

142

109

151 130

122 124

8 3

149

68

100

107

53

78

40

51

99

168 167

133

171

15

37

123

94

110

141

152

156

64

41

82 35

44

56

91

75 74

57

63

28 27

103

21

77

13

17

62

50

129

46

71

112

128

10

18

61

155 157

95

131

111

106

52

121

NEIGHBOURHOODS DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:



Neighbourhoods since 2010: £1.52 billion


Neighbourhoods during 2014: £397 million

• Number of potential new FTE equivalent

jobs created or safeguarded by

developments completed during 2014

(when buildings fully occupied): 990

• Value of major schemes currently on site:

£758 million, of which £507 million will

complete by the end of 2015.

• Number of potential new jobs that will be

created/safeguarded by new

developments that are currently on site: 1,750

Development Overview: Outside the City Centre

THE BRIGGS AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY, THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE BAC

MONO SINGLE-SEATER SUPERCAR, OPENED ITS NEW FACTORY IN a

REFURBISHED WAREHOUSE UNIT SPEKE IN EARLY 2014, CREATING AN INIITAL

60 JOBS.

A HEALTHY LEVEL OF INVESTMENT

SUSTAINED OUTSIDE OF THE CITY CENTRE

2014 saw the third consecutive annual rise in the

value of development schemes completed across

the Neighbourhoods, with 58% more in value than

that completed in 2011.

Spread amongst the £397 million worth of new and

refurbished buildings were several industrial, manufacturing

and distribution warehousing schemes totalling over £39

million. The majority of these are located within the

Mayoral Development Zones where the City Council is

concentrating its efforts on bringing forward more

investment that will bring jobs to the city. Liverpool

continues to both attract new companies such as Briggs

Automotive whilst providing others such as B&M Retail, Eli

Lily, Johnson Controls and TJ Morris (Home Bargains) room

to expand their growing operations.

Attention in 2015 is focussing on Stonebridge Cross where St

Modwen are constructing a new distribution warehouse for

DPD Geopost, whilst further to the future the Council is

working closely with Peel and other partners to begin the

groundwork for port-related activities that will spread into

North Liverpool bringing further new jobs side by side with

the opportunities that will also emerge from the ongoing

expansion of the Port of Liverpool and soon to commence

Liverpool Waters.

2014 also saw a significant level of investment in the health

sector with some £56.9 million worth of development

completed ahead of Alder Hey which will open later this

year at a cost of £237 million, whilst the Schools Investment

Programme is also in full swing.

2015 will see a significant upsurge in retail developments,

with both Project Jennifer’s and Edge Lane Retail Park’s

new stores due to commence this year.

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Value (£millions) of major development schemes

outside Liverpool’s city centre since 2010

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR/VALUES OF UNSTARTED, OR LATER

PHASES OF SCHEMES THAT HAVE COMMENCED

COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES

Source: Liverpool City Council, Development Team

EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF SCHEMES

CURRENTLY ON SITE

600

500

0

200

300

400

(157)

(424)

2017

1366

281 251

294 301

397

89

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

(566)

507

21

194

230

LIVERPOOL DEVELOPMENT UPDATE // 23

M58

M57

M62

Liverpool John

Lennon Airport

Seaforth

Dock

Pier

Head

Port of

Garston

Port of

Liverpool

A59

A5036

A565

A59

A5058

A5047

A580

A57

A561

A562

NORTH LIVERPOOL

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER

CENTRAL LIVERPOOL

SOUTH LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE

STONEBRIDGE CROSS

MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONES:

LIVERPOOL WATERS

LIVERPOOL CITY

ENTERPRISE ZONE

ENTERPRISE ZONES:

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Neighbourhoods: Industrial/Warehousing

T.J. MORRIS/HOME BARGAINS’ SECOND WAREHOUSE AT STONEBRIDGE

CROSS COMPLETED IN JULY 2014. A THIRD WAREHOUSE IS NOW PLANNED.

CAPITAL & CENTRIC’S £4 MILLION “THE BUNKER” OFF EDGE LANE

COMPLETED IN FEBRUARY 2015, PROVIDING 17,500 SQ FT OF OFFICE SPACE

CAPITAL & CENTRIC’S NEW £3.5 MILLION 40,000 SQ FT INDUSTRIAL

WORKSPACE SCHEME HAS COMMENCED AT DE HAVILLAND DRIVE,

LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARK

With its close connection to the Port of Liverpool

(currently being expanded with a new £300

million deep water terminal), Liverpool is one of

the UK’s long-established locations for retail

distribution warehousing. Over the last 15 years,

several large strategic sites have been cleared

and prepared for such developments. The most

recent completion was Home Bargains’ second

265,000 sq ft warehouse at Stonebridge Cross

which created an additional 150 jobs when it

opened in July 2014 at a cost of £25 million.

The “Atlantic Avenue” area of North Liverpool is

set to be the new focus for industrial/ware-

housing development in the coming years. It sits

in a strategic location bordering the emerging

£5.5 billion “Liverpool Waters” development, and

between the Port of Liverpool and the City

Centre.

South Liverpool is a key area for the automotive

manufacturing and bio-pharmaceutical

industries. Johnson Controls moved into its new

£9 million headquarters in February 2014, whilst

two new schemes have commenced since the

start of this year at “Innovate:Speke” off Evans

Road, and at De Havilland Drive at Liverpool

International Business Park.

In the neighbourhoods since January 2014:

£39.1m Value of industrial/warehousing

schemes completed

489,500 Square feet of industrial/

warehousing floorspace created

320 Net number of potential new jobs

created in the above

£4.0 Value of office schemes completed


created

135 Net number of potential new office

jobs created in the above

Currently on site:

£14.5m Value of industrial/warehousing


124,000 Square feet of industrial/

warehousing schemes on site



23

Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure

Retailing in the city’s neighbourhoods is entering

a new era. The first initial phase of Derwent’s

Edge Lane Retail Park completed in November

2013. Work has started on site clearance for the

remaining £200 million 815,000 square feet, with

building work scheduled to start later this

summer. Meanwhile, the £3 million Gateacre

Neighbourhood Centre anchored with an Aldi

store completed in October 2014. Another Aldi

at Lorenzo Drive will open in May 2015.

North Liverpool’s long awaited £150 million

Project Jennifer has started on site. Enabling

works and demolitions have commenced, whilst

building work on the new Sainsbury’s megastore

will start in the coming months. The Greatie

Market has already been relocated in a new

building and proving to be very popular with

the community.

Meanwhile, the £100 million rebuilding of

Liverpool Football Club’s main stand at Anfield

Stadium has also commenced. Expected to

complete in summer 2016, the proposals form

part of “The Anfield Project” which is a

collection of major regeneration projects

around the stadium being undertaken by the

Council and other agencies.


£5.2m Value of retail/leisure schemes

completed

33,867 Square feet retail/leisure floorspace

created

55 Net potential new jobs created by

the above when filled

Currently on site:

£180m Value of retail/leisure schemes

being developed

200,118 Square feet retail/leisure floorspace

being created (excluding stadium)

1,190 Net potential new jobs created by

the above when filled

THE £3 MILLION GATEACRE NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE, OPENED IN

OCTOBER 2014, IS ANCHORED WITH A NEW ALDI STORE. WHEN THE

ADJOINING RETAIL UNITS ARE FILLED, A TOTAL OF 55 NEW JOBS WILL HAVE

BEEN CREATED.

THE £150 MILLION PROJECT JENNIFER - ENABLING WORKS COMMENCED ON

THE £75 MILLION RETAIL ELEMENT IN MAY 2014, WITH CONSTRUCTION

SCHEDULED TO BEGIN IN SUMMER 2015. IT WILL CREATE AROUND 700 NEW

JOBS. ANOTHER £75 MILLION IS BEING SPENT ON OTHER PROJECTS

AROUND IT, INCLUDING HOUSING.

THE £100 MILLION REBUILD OF LFC’S MAIN STAND WILL INCLUDE A NEW

PLAZA LINKING THE STADIUM WITH THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY AND BE

A MAJOR PART OF “THE ANFIELD PROJECT”.

LIVERPOOL DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE // 05

24

Neighbourhoods: Schools

COMPLETED: ST JOHN BOSCO

ON SITE: NEW PARK PRIMARY, DUE TO COMPLETE JUNE 2015

SEEKING APPROVAL: ST JULIE’S

The mayor’s £170 million Schools Investment

Programme is currently in full swing to deliver 12

new, hi-tech secondary, primary and special

schools. Five schools are completed: Notre

Dame, Archbishop Beck, St John Bosco, Millstead

Primary and Holly Lodge. Six schools are

currently on site to complete in either June or

September of this year: Bank View, St Hilda’s,

Archbishop Blanch, New Park Primary, Northway

Primary and SFX. A planning application has

now been submitted for the last of the twelve, St

Julie’s, which is now expected to complete in

2017.

Outside of the Schools Investment Plan, some

further schools are being improved or relocated

outside of the mayor’s programme detailed

above. Aigburth High School is to be rebuilt at a

cost of £5 million; construction will begin later this

year, and it will open in April 2016.

Elsewhere in the city, with demand for special

school places increasing, Palmerston School will

be rebuilt in Aigburth to open in Spring 2017.


£49.3m Value of new schools built or

existing schools refurbished

375,876 Square feet of school floorspace

built or refurbished

Currently on site as at February 2015:

£56.4m Value of new schools being built or

existing being refurbished

384,912 Square feet of school floorspace

under construction


when the above is finished

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Neighbourhoods: Health

2014 saw the completion of £56.9 million worth of

health related investment in the neighbourhoods.

These included the Sid Watkins Building, a new

£23 million neuro-rehabilitation centre at The

Walton Centre, and “Clock View Hospital”, a new

£29 million mental health facility off Rice Lane.

The new £237million Alder Hey Childrens Hospital

will be completing this summer. Next to it, the

University og Liverpool’s £24 million Institute in the

Park research centre has now also commenced;

its first £12 million phase will complete later this

year.

In Fazakerley, not only is the new £27.5 million

Urgent Care and Trauma Centre on site at

Fazakerley Hospital, at the Newhall Campus

(former Fazakerley Cottage Homes site), several

of the buildings are currently being converted into

individual 7 or 8 bedroom residential care homes.


£56.9m Value of health related

development schemes completed

223,715 Square feet of health related

floorspace created

490 Net number of potential new jobs

created in the above

Currently on site:

£277.1m Value of new health related


648,514 Square feet of health related

floorspace being constructed



Local construction jobs guarantee

Construction company Laing O’Rourke working on

Alder Hey made a commitment to employ local

people. With the workforce peaking at 600, over 40%

of them come from the Liverpool area, and 25% from

the North-west.

Running parallel to the build, 20 work experience

places were offered to schools, and 10 science

ambassadors appointed to teach pupils lessons in

construction and engineering. Laing O’Rourke have

also been working with the University Technical

College (UTC) in the city to ensure its curriculum

matches the skills the construction industry requires.

COMPLETED: CLOCK VIEW HOSPITAL, OPENED IN FEBRUARY 2015, WILL

PROVIDE SHORT-STAY TREATMENT FOR LOCAL PEOPLE WITH A RANGE OF

MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES INCLUDING DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND DEMENTIA,

OFFERING 80 INDIVIDUAL BEDROOMS ALL WITH EN-SUITE. IT WILL ALSO

PROVIDE THE CITY’S NEW PSYCHIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOR THOSE

MOST IN DISTRESS IN NEED OF URGENT INPATIENT CARE.

ON SITE: ALDER HEY IN THE PARK WILL HAVE A FLOOR AREA OF 549,000 SQ

FT AND WILL CONTAIN 270 BEDS AND 16 STATE OF THE ART OPERATING

THEATRES. 75% OF THE BEDROOMS WILL BE SINGLE OCCUPANCY WITH

ENSUITE BATHROOMS, IMPROVING PRIVACY AND DIGNITY FOR PATIENTS

AND THEIR FAMILIES.

ON SITE: THE FIRST £12 MILLION PHASE OF THE UNIVERISTY OF LIVERPOOL’S

£24 MILLION “INSTITUTE IN THE PARK”, WILL COMPLETE LATER THIS YEAR.

WHEN PHASE 2 IS COMPLETED IN 2016/17, THE FULLY OCCUPIED FACILITY

WILL BE HOME TO AROUND 100 EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND CLINICAL

STAFF.

LIVERPOOL DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE // 23

26

Neighbourhoods: Residential

AFFORDABLE NEW HOMES AT BRANTHWAITE CRESCENT, NORRIS GREEN

VILLAGE. NEW HOMES ON THE CURRENT PHASE “THE AVENUE” START AT

£99,996 WITH THE GOVERNMENT’S HELP TO BUY SCHEME WHERE BUYERS

NEED JUST A 5% DEPOSIT. (NEW CITY VISION)

ON SITE: “CLAREMONT GARDENS”, KIRKDALE. DEVELOPER DAVID WILSON

HOMES HAS RECENTLY AMENDED ITS PLANS TO INCLUDE 3 & 4

BEDROOMED DETACHED HOMES DUE TO STRONG DEMAND –

UNPRECEDENTED IN THIS AREA OF NORTH LIVERPOOL.

EXECUTIVE 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES AT REDROW’S NEW HEYS

DEVELOPMENT, PRICED FROM £364,995 ARE SELLING WELL; A SIGN THAT

DEMAND FOR HIGHER QUALITY HOMES IN THE CITY IS STRONG.

In 2012, Liverpool’s Mayor set a target to build

5,000 new homes across the city, with the aim

that many of these will be “affordable” homes.

The Council’s Housing Delivery Plan is the main

contributor to this target, and comprises new

homes being built in conjunction with Registered

Providers of Social Housing, and private

developers with significant input/assistance from

Liverpool City Council, including the use of City

Council land or assets.

ADDITIONAL TARGET FOR 1,000 EMPTY HOMES TO

BE BROUGHT BACK INTO USE EXCEEDED

An additional target of the Mayor was to see

1,000 empty homes brought back into use.

Exceptional progress has been made, and as a

result of direct action taken by the City Council

and its partners, that original target has already

been exceeded and 1,765 homes are now

occupied again.

The Mayor is determined to maintain this

momentum and has committed to bringing a

further 2,000 homes back into use. In order to

achieve this, a Ten Point Plan has been approved

to tackle the blight of empty properties across the

city. A Task Force will be established to oversee

this work and a number of new initiatives will be

commenced including ‘Homes for a Pound Plus’,

empty homes loans and the acquisition of long

term empty properties.

LIVERPOOL HOUSING PARTNERSHIP

In addition to the above, in February 2015, Liverpool

City Council signed a formal partnership

agreement with private developer Redrow Homes,

affordable housing provider Liverpool Mutual

Homes (LMH) and property contractor Willmot

Dixon to deliver a further 1,500 new homes and

bring another 1,000 empty homes back into use.

PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENTS

The private sector continues to deliver a variety of

new homes in the neighbourhoods with over 1,560

new homes either completed, currently on site or

awaiting start on active developments. As at

February 2015, a further 1,247 either have permission

granted or have been submitted as applications

and are awaiting a decision.

Find out more about the city’s residential developments at

www.liverpool.gov.uk/mayor

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Neighbourhoods: Housing Delivery Plan

5,000 Target of new homes to be built

between 2012 and 2016

3,190 Number of new homes completed

to January 2015

1,153 Number of new homes currently

on active developments (either on

site or awaiting start on site)

£90m Total value of housing schemes

with developments currently on

underway

2,252 Number of new homes with

planning permission but not yet on

site

Neighbourhoods: Private Sector Developments not

part of the Housing Delivery Plan

691 Number of new homes completed

between April 2012 and May 2014

921 Number of new homes currently on

active developments (either on site or

awaiting start on site)

£60.5 Total value of housing schemes with

developments currently on underway

1,247 Number of new homes with or seeking

planning permission but not yet on site

COMPLETED: NEW HOMES AT RADIANT CLOSE, OFF CORONET ROAD,

CROXTETH (LIVERPOOL MUTUAL HOMES)

PROPOSED: THE £8 MILLION REFURBISHMENT OF MARWOOD TOWER,

EVERTON, WILL BE ONE THE FIRST SCHEMES UNDER THE NEW LIVERPOOL

HOUSING PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT. TO BE MANAGED BY LIVERPOOL

MUTUAL HOMES, IT WILL BE HOME FOR 81 OVER 55’S.

ON SITE: “WOOLTON RISE”, GATEACRE (HOLLYBANK HOMES), A NEW

DEVELOPMENT OF 4 & 5 BEDROOM HOUSES

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1,765 ORIGINAL TARGET:

1000

0

Empty homes brought back into use to date

MAYOR’S EMPTY HOMES TARGET (as at February 2015)

3000

2000

A2

A38

A41

A24

A17

A52

A11

A16 A17

A53

A8

A51

A2

A10

A29

A24

A4 A32

A25

A18

A30

A27

A52 A33 A42

A49

A34

A40

A39

A3

A6

A5 A4

A47

A35

A37

A20

A44

A33

A36

A43

A14

A8

A46 A21

A7

A6

A24

A26

A30 A31 A23

A22

A9

A50

A48

A19

A45

NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

Sitting next to the proposed Liverpool Waters site and the equally proposed

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) and the Anfield Project which will deliver

comprehensive regeneration of the Anfield area around the football stadium.

Liverpool

Waters

Crown copyright and database rights 2015

Ordnance Survey 100018351.

COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

LIVERPOOL CITY ENTERPRISE ZONE

Location of recently completed, current and

proposed major development schemes

A12 A1

A28

A15 A16

A13

29

A14

NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & LEISURE DEVELOPMENTS

MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2014

A1 Titanic Hotel &

Conference

Centre, Stanley

Dock, Regent Road

Conversion to 150 bedroom 4 star

hotel with retail/ leisure at ground

floor and gym in basement; Rum

warehouse to be conference and

banqueting centre with ancillary

catering and office

accommodation

Stanley Dock

Properties Ltd

Completed and

opened

£36m July 2014

A2 New “Greatie”

Market, Great Homer

Street

New market hall (first part of Project

Jennifer)

Liverpool City

Council

Completed and

opened

£2.2m October

2014

A3 Former Veolia Site,

Bankhall Lane

Conversion to metal recycling

facility together with erection of

office, siting of external plant,

machinery and associated works.

European Metal

Recycling Limited

Completed and

opened

£0.1m October

2014

ON SITE

A4 Wellington Dock To infill Wellington Dock and erect

replacement secondary treatment

plant with associated plant and

machinery.

United Utilities 2011 – 2014 = £177m

completed;

2015 = £15m on site.

Total =

£198m

2015/16

A5 Vacant site adjacent

to Steelworks, Luton

Street

To erect single storey steel framed

building to side of existing

warehouse.

Higson Edwards

(Steelstock) Ltd

On site £0.4m February

2015

A6 Project Jennifer,

Great Homer Street

New District Centre with superstore,

petrol station, non-food retail units,

open market, market hall,

community facilities and leisure use,

481 homes, light industrial units.

St Modwen

Developments

plc in partnership

with Liverpool

City Council

On site £150m Autumn

2016

A7 Liverpool FC Stadium,

Anfield Road

Refurbishing/extending existing

stadium.

Liverpool Football

Club & Athletic

Grounds Ltd

On site £100m July 2016

PROPOSED

A8 New Britain Oils, 45

Derby Road

To erect new bulk storage tank farm. New Britain Oils Permission granted

January 2014

Not

stated

Not known

A9 Site bordered by

Derby Road Bankhall

Street and Bankhall

Lane

To erect distribution warehouse with

ancillary trade counter/showroom

and car parking

Mr Nick

Wightman


submitted February

2015

Not

known

Not known

A10 Greenway

Environmental,

Redfern Street

To erect two storey storage building

with incorporated offices following

demolition of existing buildings.

Greenway

Environmental

Permission granted

June 2014

£1m Not known

A11 Cabbage Hall Inn, 20

Breck Road

To extend public house with 2 x 4

storey extensions to use as hotel.

Dales

Management

Company Ltd

Permission granted

October 2013

Not

known

Not known

A12 Stanley Dock,

Regent Road

Conversion/extension of Tobacco

Warehouse to provide business/

office, public exhibition space,

café/ restaurant/drinking

establishments, retail space

together with 335 combined

live/work units, and 576 space multi-

level car park.

Stanley Dock

Properties Ltd


11F/1911 submitted

August 2011

£130m Not stated

A13 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

March 2014

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 Application 14F/2140

submitted

September 2014

Not

known

Not known

A15 Land at Chadwick

Street, Little Howard

Street and Great

Howard Street

To erect 2 storey retail warehouse

(Use Class A1) for storage and sale

of engineering supplies.

JR Webster & Co

Ltd

Permission granted

January 2014

£1m Not known

A16 50-52 Waterloo Road To erect 5 storey office/industrial/

warehouse building

Ms Esther McVey Outline permission

granted January

2015

Not

known

Not known

56-60 Waterloo Road To erect 6 storey office building Ms Esther McVey Outline permission

granted January

2014

Not

known

Not known

30

NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS



A17 Land near Barlow

Street/Westminster

Road

To erect 12 x 2 storey and 6 x 3 storey

homes.

Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Completed £1.4m May 2014

A18 Vacant site at

Pinehurst Road

21 x 2 storey houses and 8 flats Plus Dane Group Completed £1.3m January

2014

A19 “The Parks” – Phase 3 To erect two storey block

comprising 12 flats and 155 single

two and three storey dwellings with

associated parking, landscaping

and ancillary works

Keepmoat plc Completed £15.7m February

2015

A20 “Connaught Green”,

Belmont Grove

Redevelopment of site with 136

homes (houses and apartments).

BUPA Property/

Miller Homes

Completed £12.2m September

2014

A21 15 Whitefield Road To erect four storey block (including

roof space) comprising 16 flats and

4 x 3 storey houses.

Whitefield Centre

Limited

Completed £1.2m February

2014

A22 “Tower Gardens”,

Margaret Street, Mill

Road, Queens Rd

Construction of 106 new homes Barratt Homes

(Manchester)

Completed £6m October

2014

A23 “Jamworks: City

Point”, Great Homer

Street

Conversion from office to 22 student

cluster flats

Jamworks Ltd Completed £2m September

2014

A24 Land at Great

Homer Street/Dryden

Street

To develop sites by the erection of 5

x 3 storey dwellings and 46 x 2

storey houses.

Liverpool Mutual

Homes


2014

A25 “Eldon Place”,

Vauxhall/Burlington

Road/Eldon Street

To erect 38 dwellings with

associated works

David Wilson

Homes North

West

Completed £3.8m August 2014

ON SITE

A26 Land at Walton

Village Rectory,

Walton Village

New development of 10 houses MCI

Developments

Limited &

Liverpool Housing

Trust & Diocese

On site £1.0m December

2015

A27 Former Langtry

House, Langtry Road

and 1-6 Hogarth Walk

New development of 20 houses Liverpool Mutual

Homes

On site £1.8m April 2015

A28 “Claremont Gardens”,

Westminster Road,

Sellar Street, Easby Rd

271 houses and 14 apartments. David Wilson

Homes (NW)

On site £21m 2020

A29 Anfield Village/

Rockfield

Regeneration Area

Refurbishment-led regeneration/

selective demolition of 300 terraced

properties

Homes &

Communities

Agency/ Your

Housing / LCC

On site £36m 2016

A30 “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 September

2015

A31 Eldonians Phase 3,

Burlington Street

To erect 20 residential apartments

over two stories with ground floor

commercial space.

Stonebase

Construction

On site £1.4m March 2015

A32 Land fronting

Boundary Street East,

Great Homer Street

and Skirving Place

To erect 5 x 3 bed dwellings, 2 x 2

storey dwellings and residential

block comprising 2/3 bed

apartments

Liverpool Housing

Trust

On site £2.2m March 2015

PROPOSED

A33 83 – 89 Rice Lane To convert former community

centre into 10 self-contained flats

with car parking area to rear.

Joe Noon Permission granted

November 2012

£0.6m Not known

A34 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 Permission granted

September 2013

£1.8m Not known

A35 Princes Bingo, Selwyn

Street

New five storey block consisting of

commercial units on the ground

floor with 33 apartments on the

upper floors, together with ground

floor parking for 20 vehicles

Mr J Lynch Outline application

13O/0860 subject to

legal agreement

since April 2013

£1.8m Not known

A36 Westminster United

Reform Church,

Orwell Road

Conversion of existing church

building to form 19 self-contained

flats

Mr Mario

Giasemidis


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since December 2011

£1m Not known

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NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS continued


PROPOSED (continued)

A37 “The Parks” – Phase 5 113 new homes Keepmoat plc Detailed planning

application awaited

£11.3m Autumn

2018

A38 “The Parks” – Phase 4

131 new homes Keepmoat plc Detailed planning

application awaited

£13m Summer

2017

A39 Land at Walton

Breck Road

To erect 2 x 3 storey blocks

comprising 29 flats with car parking.

BPL Outline permission

granted Feb 2012

£1.7m Not known

A40 12-14 St Domingo

Grove

To erect three storey block

comprising 12 flats following

demolition of existing building.

Frank Rogers

Building

Contractors

Permission granted

November 2010

£0.7m Not known

A41 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

Permission granted

January 2013

£1m Not known

A42 3 Shallcross Court To demolish and rebuild existing

sheltered housing (28 units).

Liverpool Mutual

Homes

Permission granted

December 2014

£2.5m Not known

A43 “Fox Street 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 360 residential units,

including 30 x 2 and 3 bedroom

apartments, 300 x 1 bedroom studios

and 30 x 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom

cluster apartments in multiple

occupation with ancillary gym,

lounge, bistro and leisure facilities,

central management suite, refuse

and cycle storage, and a 179 space

basement car park.

Primesite

Developments


submitted December

2014

£20m Not known

A44 Derby House, 318

Scotland Road

To alter and convert former cinema

to form 20 flats on upper floors with

2 retail units at ground floor with

associated parking.

Mr Andrew Kelly Planning application

11F/0947 awaiting

signing of legal

agreement since

January 2012

£1.2m Not known

A45 The former

“Megacentre,” 241

Vauxhall Road

To erect 74 dwellings following

demolition of leisure centre with

associated landscaping.

Eldonian Group

and Stonebase

Construction

Limited


submitted February

2015

£7m Not known

A46 290 Vauxhall Road 4 storey building consisting of 5 x 1

bedroom and 15 x 2 bedroom flats

SFY

Developments

Permission granted

March 2013

£2.5m Not known

A47 285 – 289 Vauxhall

Road

To erect 3 apartment blocks with a

total 74 x 1 and 2 beds.

WFB Properties

Ltd

Application14F/2445

submitted October

2014

£7m Not known

A48 367-371 Scotland

Road

To convert ground floor to form 8 no.

studio flats and carry out associated

external alterations.

Trophy Homes Application 15F/0030

submitted January

2015

£0.5m Not known

A49 101-123 Stanley

Road

To erect 34 dwelling houses with

access parking and landscaping

New Regen Application 15F/0186

submitted January

2015

£3.4m Not known

A50 Marwood Towers,

Boundary Street East

Refurbishment of existing derelict

tower block to form 57 flats, and

erect a two storey block comprising

24 flats with car parking.

Liverpool Mutual

Homes


submitted October

2014

£8m 2016

COMMUNITY FACILITIES, HEALTH & EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTS ON SITE

A51 42-44 Spellow Lane To alter and convert existing

buildings for education use, and

erect two storey extension to form

new educational facility with

associated parking and sports hall

and ancillary works.

Everton in the

Community

Education Trust

On site £4.5m September

2015

PROPOSED

A52 “Sky Pier”, Everton

Park, Heyworth Street

New visitors centre 'destination hub'

to the brow of Everton Park

The Land Trust Permission granted

July 2013

£1.2m Not known

32

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 completed a new 265,000 sq ft distribution Home Bargains

distribution warehouse at Portal Way in the summer of 2014 and have recently

submitted an application for another with 88,640 sq ft with a vehicle

maintenance units and a separate gym for the company’s employees.

On the other side of the East Lancs Road, there is the 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 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, was completed in the autumn of 2014.

Plans for Stonebridge Business Park have been moving forward. Permission has

been granted for a new £7 million, 70,000 square feet facility for parcel delivery

firm GeoPost. Due to complete before the end of this year, it will create up to

230 new jobs, with 48 staff members working 8-11 hour shifts in the 24-hour

warehouse, and around 170 drivers. A further application is expected for the

nearby site for a further 70,000 square feet.ROSS MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT

ZONE ALL DEVELOPMENTS

B5

B5

B8


.

COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

Location of recently completed, current and proposed major development schemes

B1

B2

33

B7 B6

B4

B3



B1 Land bounded by

the East Lancashire

Road, Stonebridge

Lane and Parkstile

Lane

To carry out engineering and

landscaping works in

connection with realignment

of River Alt.

The Cass

Foundation

Completed £1.2m Autumn

2014

B2 Home Bargains

Warehouse 2, Portal

Way

To erect building (max height

17m) for distribution use with

ancillary offices (within Use

Class B8) erect overhead link

to existing distribution centre,

erect sprinkler tanks and pump

house, erect gatehouse, layout

service yard, car park area

and access road, landscaping,

acoustic bund (with

associated 3m acoustic fence)

and associated works.

T J Morris Ltd Completed £25m July 2014

PROPOSED

B3 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 Application 15F/0296

submitted February

2015

£20m 2015/16

B4 Land at Gillmoss

Industrial Estate

To erect industrial building for

B8 use together with

associated loading areas, car

parking and landscaping.

St Modwen

Developments

Limited

Permission granted

August 2014

£1.5m Not known

B5 Stonebridge Business

Park, East Lancs

Road

To erect mixed use develop-

ment with 6,600 sqm superstore

and petrol filling station, local

centre (1,780msq including

mixed use retail/café/fast food

and hotel with car parking.

Regeneration

Liverpool and

Neptune

Inpartnership

Outline application

13O/0656 subject to

signing of legal

agreement since June

2013

To be

confirmed

To be

determined

B6 Land off Sugarbrook

Drive, Stonebridge

Business Park

To erect circa 70,000 sq ft

business space

To be announced Planning application

anticipated

£8m To be

determined

B7 Land off Sugarbrook

Drive, Stonebridge

Business Park

To erect new 70,000 sq ft

distribution warehouse for

parcel delivery firm DPD/

Geopost

St Modwen

Developments

Limited

Permission granted

November 2014. Start

on site anticipated

March 2015.

£12m March 2016

B8

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 2015/16

34

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 five-

year £65 million improvement programme to Edge Lane completed in May

2012, improving traffic flows, the environment and access to important

development sites.

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 £200 million scheme

by Derwent Holdings Ltd. The scheme will see 600,000 sq ft of new retail, leisure

and restaurant units, and will provide 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 clearance work on the rest

now underway.

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

priority for the city, with plans for its re-use being discussed and re-evaluated.

The adjacent Bunker Building was converted to office space and completed in

February 2015.

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Survey 100018351.

Location of recently completed,

current and proposed major

development schemes

COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

C4 C2 C3

C5

35

C1

C2

C6

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


C1 “The Bunker”,

Littlewoods site,

Edge Lane

To alter and convert former storage

facility for serviced offices,

associated landscaping and

parking

Capital & Centric Completed £4m February

2015

ON SITE

C2 Edge Lane Retail

Park, Edge Lane

To demolish existing buildings and

erect 31 new retail units and 7

restaurant units. Retain 4 retail units

and remodelling of former MFI unit,

to provide 4 non-food retail units

with associated landscaping,

parking and access.

Derwent Holdings

Ltd

On site £200m Not known

PROPOSED

C3 Former Skellys Site,

Mill Lane

To retain former Blockbuster and

Subway units and erect 6 new non-

food retail units, drive-through

coffee shop and car parking.

Derwent Holdings Planning application

14F/2707 submitted

November 2014

Part of

the

above

Not known

C4 Former Littlewoods

Building, 200 Edge

Lane

50,000 sq ft of offices, 50,000 sq ft of

business space and a 100-bed hotel

Capital & Centric Permission granted

May 2013

£16m Not known

C5 Land adjacent to

Saka Cash & Carry

Warehouse, off

Cheadle Avenue

To develop land as household

waste recycling centre with

associated works including covered

bulk recycling area, waste

enclosure, site office, car parking

and recycling areas

Merseyside

Waste Disposal

Authority

Permission granted

April 2014

£1m Not known

C6 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


submitted February

2015

£3m Not known

36

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

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

The area is currently seeing the largest growth of industrial/warehousing development in

the city, with over £50 million worth of schemes completed since the start of 2013. These

have included a second massive distribution warehouse for B&M, new speculative

business premises at Speke Business Park, a new headquarters for Johnson Controls, and

extensions for both Medimmune and Eli Lilly.

South Liverpool is also home to the successful New Mersey Shopping Park who owners

recently announced plans to extend it with new retail and leisure facilities bringing 600

jobs. Close by, Dobbies opened a new £8million garden centre off Speke Boulevard in

2011.

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

national volume developers including Barratt Homes, Lovells and Bellway currently

constructing quality new homes for future residents.


Location of recently

completed, current and

proposed major development

schemes

COMPLETED SCHEMES


PROPOSED SCHEMES

D24 D30

D39

D32

D29

D23

D20

D1

D19

D22 D5

D2

D4

D13

D41

D33

D14

D3

D38

D40

D12 D10

D21

D11

37

D7 D17 D16

D18

D15 D36

D25

D26

D27

D35 D34

D28

D9 D37 D31

D8

D6

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


D1 Speke Business Park,

Goodlass Road

To erect 7 B8 units and 9 B2 units

with associated parking

Speke Business

Park Ltd

Completed £10m February

2014

D2 Eli Lilly And Co Ltd,

Fleming Road

To erect 7m high extension to

create new auto bagging facility.

Eli Lilly And Co Completed £1m February

2014

D3 Speke Hall Industrial

Estate and Skyways

Park International

Refurbishment of existing offices/

light industrial/warehouse buildings

including security & landscaping

Langtree Completed £1m February

2014

D4 Johnson Controls,

Liverpool International

Business Park

To erect industrial unit with

associated car parking and

landscaping.

Marshalls CDP (on

behalf of

Johnsons Controls)

Completed £9m March 2014

D5 Dakota Drive/De

Havilland Drive

New vehicle maintenance unit for

use in connection with existing B&M

warehouse.

B&M Completed £1m February

2014

ON SITE

D6 Land at De Havilland

Drive, Liverpool Inter-

national Business Park

Development of two 20,000 sq ft

industrial workspace units (total

40,000 sq ft).

Capital & Centric On site £2.5m November

2015

D7 Land between Speke

Boulevard and Speke

Hall Avenue

To erect petrol filling station and

Starbucks drive-thru with associated

car park.

Euro Garages On site £0.5m Spring 2015

D8 “Innovate:Speke”

Speke Business Park,

Evans Road

To erect 2 of 4 light industrial units Redsun Develop-

ments Ltd

On site £5m July 2015

D9 Plot 1, Spitfire Road To erect industrial unit with open

plan production area and ground

floor office accommodation

Valedown Ltd On site £5m October

2015

PROPOSED

D10 Land at Spitfire Road To erect 9 industrial units each with

integral office accommodation

(Plot 1 on site, see above)

Valedown Ltd Outline permission

granted December

2014

Not

known

Not known

D11 Goodlass House,

Goodlass Road

Conversion from vacant offices to

hotel

J D Estates Permission granted

October 2014

Not

known

Not known

D12 Taskers Store, former

New Mersey Motor

Co, Speke Hall

Road/Edwards Lane

New mixed use development with

non-food retail (A1); car repair

centre (B2); and car hire centre.

Cherokee

Properties Ltd

Permission granted

October 2013

£2m Not known

D13 Site off Edwards Lane Conversion from training centre to

industrial units.

G Willis Permission granted

November 2013

Not

known

Not known

D14 Eli Lilly And Co Ltd,

Fleming Road

To erect four storey extension within

facility.

Eli Lilly And Co Permission granted

September 2013

£1m Not known

D15 “Innovate” Business

Park, Evans Road

To erect 2 further light industrial units Redsun Develop-

ments Ltd

Outline permission

granted January 2014

£5m Not known

D16 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

D17 Site 2, Gaskill Road To erect 15m high warehouse with

office space with associated parking

and landscaping

Novartis Permission granted

September 2014

£15m Not known

D18 Medimmune UK Ltd,

Renaissance way

New central utilities building for boiler

plant chillers and transformers with

associated pipe work/bridge.

Medimmune UK

Ltd

Permission granted

October 2014

Not

known

Not known

D19 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

D20 Land at Speke Hall

Avenue (former

Dunlop Sports

Ground)

New mixed development comprising

units for B1 (Business) and B8

(Storage/Distribution) use; hotel with

approx 100 beds.

Peel Airports

(Liverpool) Ltd

Permission granted

November 2012.

Project on hold.

Not

known

Not known

D21 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

D22 Stalbridge Solvent

Recovery Facility, King

Street, Garston

Installation of combined heat and

power plant in connection with the

use of 15,000 tonnes per annum of

non-recyclable solvents as fuel to

generate steam.

Veolia Permission granted

March 2012

£3.5m Not known

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


D23 Cressington Heath,

Garston

48 new homes Redrow Completed £4.8m May 2014

D24 Cressington Heath,

Garston

To erect 23 dwellings and a 4

storey block containing 4

apartments.

Redrow Completed £2.7m January

2014

D25 Land off Heaton Close

and 18 and 22 Eastern

Avenue

To erect 19 houses and 3

bungalows

South Liverpool

Housing


2014

D26 Land between 14-20

Ardwick Road and 67-

73 Oldbridge Road

To erect 4 houses South Liverpool

Housing

Completed £0.5m July 2014

D27 Land off Critchley Road To erect 14 houses South Liverpool

Housing

Completed £2m July 2014

D28 Bankfield House, Banks

Road

To erect 18 x 3 bedroom homes

with car parking

Liverpool Housing

Trust

Completed £2m November

2014

ON SITE

D29 “Church Fields - Garston

Under the Bridge”, site

off Banks Road

310 new build homes Lovells & South

Liverpool Homes

Various phases on

site since 2007

£24.8m Autumn

2015

D30 "Alderman Place –

Phase 2", Land next to

Alderman Road

New residential development of

68 homes

Bellway Homes On site £4.4m March 2015

D31 “Alderman Place –

Phase 3”, land next to

Speke Hall Road/

Addenbrooke Drive

To erect 28 two storey semi

detached houses

Bellway Homes On site £2.8m July 2016

D32 “Imagine Park”, Speke

Hall Avenue

268 new 2, 3 and 4 bedroom

family houses

Barratt Homes

(Manchester)

On site £27m 2016/17

D33 Land off Central Way,

Speke

To erect 28 new homes Countryside

Properties (UK)

Ltd

On site £2.8m Not known

PROPOSED

D34 3A Granville Road New 3 storey building containing

6 apartments

Fairbanks health Permission granted

March 2014

£0.5m Not known

D35 1-18 Wellington Street Conversion of former community

centre to 15 apartments.

Mr Y Nasser Al-

Garadi


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since September

2014

£1m Not known

D36 2 – 12, St Marys Business

Centre, Garston

Conversion from offices to

residential

Nextdom Ltd (November 2014)

Permitted by prior

approval

Not

known

Not known

D37 Former Garston Market,

Island Road South

To erect 12 new houses South Liverpool

Housing


submitted January

2015

£1.2m Not known

D38 Dam Wood Road/Hale

Drive

To erect 22 houses with

associated works

Countryside

Properties (UK)

Ltd


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since October 2013

£1.8m Not known

D39 Little Heath Road,

Speke

10 x 2 storey homes (outline

application)

AOG Property

Trust


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since September

2014

£0.6m Not known

D40 The Crescent off Speke

Town Lane, Speke

Church Road

To erect 30 houses and 2 retail

units

Countryside

Properties (UK)

Ltd


awaiting signing of

legal agreement

since January 2014

£3m Not known

D41 Land between 35

Window Lane and 3

Canterbury Street

To erect 11 houses on 2 sites South Liverpool

Housing

Applications

15F/0105 and

15F/0106 submitted

January 2015

£1.1m 2016

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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.

KEY CONTACTS FOR DEVELOPMENT QUERIES

DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

Mark Kitts

Assistant Director, Regeneration, Development Planning and Housing

Tel: 0151 233 0254

Email: [email protected]

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