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LIVERPOOL DEVELOPMENT UPDATE March 2019
Welcome
Welcome to the March 2019 edition of the Liverpool Development
Update.
As you will discover within these pages, Liverpool is in the midst of an
unprecedented renaissance - with the City on course to attract over £1
billion in new developments for the 5th consecutive year!
Indications are showing that both 2019 and 2020 are set to continue
seeing such high levels of investment, bringing new homes;
leisure, health and education facilities; and a
mixture of offices/industrial and commercial
space creating new jobs to support this
city’s growing economy and rising
population.
Since I became Mayor in 2012,
there has been over £6.3 billion
invested by the public and
private sectors across the City,
with £3.27 billion of that (more
than half) being invested in our
neighbourhoods.
In that time:
11,220 new homes have been
built;
Over 5,000 empty homes have been
brought back into use; and
12.4 million square feet of floorspace has been built or
refurbished to provide space for over 21,000 jobs.
Encouragingly, 2018 saw several larger schemes begin that will underpin
growth for the coming decade, in particular the first four residential
schemes on the much anticipated Liverpool Waters, and we are making
steady progress in getting ready to begin building the new cruise liner
terminal and associated hotel development. Progress is also evident at
the £1bn Paddington Village scheme, with its first four schemes now
underway; and more due to start next year.
In the residential sector, my original target to build 5,000 new homes has
been surpassed, whilst the Council’s own ethical new housing company
Liverpool Foundation Homes Ltd is now up and running with its first two
FRONT COVER:
schemes already on site. The new company will be responsible for
building and refurbishing an additional 10,000 homes over the coming
1 years, many of which will be targeted at people who often have
difficulty finding the kind of home which suits their needs and budget.
2 3 As we approach the end of the second decade of the 21st century, the
prospects for our city remain positive. The value of schemes either with
1. ON SITE: ARTIST’S CGI’S OF or seeking planning approval, or in the early stages of preparation now
PADDINGTON VILLAGE
stands at £13 billion. This includes the potential for over 25,000 new
2. PROPOSED: CNANGES TO ALBERT homes and over 30,000 new jobs.
DOCK
3. PROPOSED: CRUISE LINER This document shows where some of that investment is likely to be. I
TERMINAL hope you find it useful and informative.
Joe Anderson, OBE Mayor of Liverpool
Contents Development Overview – Citywide 1 Development Overview: City Centre 2 City Centre: Offices 3 City Centre: Retail 4 City Centre: Leisure & Culture 5 City Centre: Hotels 6 City Centre: Knowledge Quarter 7 City Centre: Residential 8 City Centre Development Schedule 9 Development Overview: Outside the City Centre 23 Neighbourhoods: Industry & Warehousing 25 Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure 26 Neighbourhoods: Schools 27 Neighbourhoods: Health 27 Neighbourhoods: Residential 28 North Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 31 Stonebridge Cross Mayoral Development Zone 35 Central Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 37 South Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 39
Development Overview: City-wide
CITY-WIDE DEVELOPMENT
ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:
KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:
• Value of major schemes completed in the
whole City of Liverpool since January 2012:
£6.3 billion
• Construction value of major schemes
completed in Liverpool since January 2018:
£1.08 billion
ON SITE: “QUAY CENTRAL” AND “PARK CENTRAL” ARE THE FIRST MAJOR
SCHEMES ON LIVERPOOL WATERS TO COMMENCE OUTSIDE OF THE CITY
• Number of potential new/safeguarded FTE CENTRE. THE SCHEME, BEING BUILT IN TWO PHASES, WILL DELIVER 237
equivalent job spaces created by city- APARTMENTS.
wide developments completed since
January 2018: 2,200
CITY-WIDE INVESTMENT EXCEEDS £1
• Actual construction value of major BILLION OVER 12 MONTHS YET AGAIN
schemes currently on site city-wide:
£1.44 billion. Construction activity across Liverpool has continued to
achieve over £1 billion each year for the last 4 years.
• Number of potential new/safeguarded FTE At present the City has some £1.44 billion worth of
job spaces that will be created by new development activity on site, with some £300 million of
developments that are currently on site: this taking place outside of the City Centre.
3,300 As several of our larger, long term development schemes
came to a close in 2017 and 2018, it is the housing sector
Breakdown of development values by which is currently seeing the lion’s share of investment. The
activity currently on site, Liverpool city-wide number of homes being built in the City has soared, whilst
there are an increasing number of residential schemes coming
as at March 2019 (£m) forward for planning. These will go some way to providing the
16 25,000 to 30,000 new homes Liverpool will need over the next
12
15 years. These numbers will be boosted even further as the
75 number of new homes that will be part of the Council’s own
250 housing development company vehicle – Liverpool
144 Foundation Homes Ltd” – gets underway.
Some £250 million worth of investment is being seen in the
36 student accommodation sector, though there are indications
that investors are beginning to realise that the market may be
reaching saturation point and some proposed schemes have
193 now been converted following initial submission to studio-sized
residential accommodation for key workers and young
professionals.
The hotel sector is one that is growing again, with £193 million
39 8 currently being invested in new hotels, guest houses and
serviced apartments. The tourism and leisure sector in the City
696 continues to grow. Year-on-year the number of hotel rooms
sold is growing, along with room revenues. These rises are
INDUSTRIAL
partly due to the success of the Council’s Arena, Convention
OFFICES and Exhibition Centres, but also to the continuing investment
RETAIL/DISTRICT CENTRES and sponsorship of major cultural events which the City is
renowned for. The recent Giants Spectacular attracted over
HEALTH CENTRES & HOSPITALS
1.2 million visitors to the City.
EDUCATION (SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES)
Developments to watch coming forward for the future will be
HOTELS the new cruise liner terminal, a possible new football stadium
OTHER MAJOR LEISURE ATTRACTIONS for Everton Football Club at Bramley Moore Dock, a new
creative district at Ten Streets, leisure developments at Kings
PUBLIC SECTOR INC INFRASTRUCTURE
Dock, and redevelopment and restoration at the former
HOUSING (NON-STUDENT) Garden Festival site now known as Festival Gardens.
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
1
Development Overview: City Centre
CITY CENTRE DEVELOPMENT
ACTIVITY OVERVIEW:
KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:
Value of major schemes completed in
the City Centre since January 2012:
£3.03 billion
Number of potential new FTE jobs
created or safeguarded in the City
Centre by developments
ON SITE: THE £20 MILLION RUTHERFORD DIAGNOSTICS CENTRE IS THE LATEST
SCHEME TO GET UNDERWAY AT PADDINGTON CENTRAL. IT IS THE FIRST IN A completed since January 2012
NETWORK OF CENTRES THAT ADDRESS THE SIGNIFICANT SHORTAGE OF (when let and filled to capacity):
DIAGNOSTIC PROVISION IN THE UK.
13,484
Value of major schemes completed
PADDINGTON VILLAGE LEADING THE WAY in the City Centre since January 2018:
AMONGST NEW CROP OF DEVELOPMENTS £668 million
The Knowledge Quarter area of the City Centre is taking centre Number of potential new FTE jobs
stage as several new developments get underway. With the
created or safeguarded in the City
Lime Street Gateway project having completed in early 2019
bringing a new Premier Inn hotel, student accommodation and Centre by developments
leisure outlets, Paddington Village has now started with four completed since January 2018
major schemes having commenced in 2018. In the Fabric (when let and filled to capacity):
District which forms part of the northern flank of the Knowledge
1,630
Quarter, several student and residential schemes are also
underway – with more in the pipeline.
Actual construction value of major
As the City Council finalises its plans for building 400,000 sq ft of schemes currently on site across the
Grade A office space at Pall Mall Exchange, a number of other City Centre: £1.14 billion.
office schemes have been coming forward including at the
Royal College of Physicians in Paddington Village, and plans for
the Data Company to open a 110,000 sq ft call centre on King’s
Dock that will employ over 1,500 staff. Meanwhile, HMRC’s £40 (939)
(901) 532
million refurbishment of India Buildings’ 270,000 sq ft is in full
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swing ahead of the arrival of its 3,500 staff next year.
Overall, investment levels in the City Centre continue to rise,
with 2019 already looking set to exceed 2018’s £640 million 735
worth of completions.
600 640
503 605
500
459 474
400
407
£ millions
300
310
277
200 233 254
100
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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Major Development Schemes in Liverpool City Centre since 2012
COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE
EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF UNSTARTED SCHEMES AS SUGGESTED BY DEVELOPERS
2
City Centre: Offices
Office take-up in Liverpool City Centre during
2018 increased by 47%, the seventh
consecutive annual rise. Some 582,084 sq ft of
space was filled during the year, partly fed by
£15.2 million worth of refurbished existing stock
being made available, whilst a further £74.4
million is currently underway. This includes the
£40 million refurbishment of India Buildings for
HM Revenue and Customs where some 3,500
staff will begin moving into the 270,000 sq ft
complex from late 2019/early 2020.
Liverpool needs new build Grade A office
space as a matter of urgency. According to
IN JULY 2018, 160 STAFF OF EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUB TRANSFERRED local property agents CBRE and Worthington
FROM GOODISON PARK ONTO THE SEVENTH FLOOR OF THE ROYAL LIVER
BUILDING. THE SEVENTH FLOORS WAS REFURBISHED TO GRADE A Owen, a combination of diminishing space and
STANDARD FOLLOWING THE £48 MILLION PURCHASE IN FEBRUARY 2017 growing demand from professional services
OF THE BUILDING BY A CONSORTIUM THAT INCLUDED EVERTON’S OWNER
FARHAD MOSHIRI.
firms is likely to push the headline rent for Grade
A accommodation past its current level of
£21.50 per sq ft, making it more attractive for
investors to build. A team of consultants
including Arup, Shedkm and Worthington Owen
has been appointed to produce a Spatial
Regeneration Framework to attract new
commercial investment and maximise the
potential of the existing business district.
Whilst investors continue to refurbish older stock,
new schemes totalling 725,000 sq ft are being
proposed for schemes at Pall Mall Exchange
(400,000 sq ft), Monarch’s Quay on King’s
Waterfront (65,000 sq ft) and William Jessop
House (100,000 sq ft) at Princes Dock. The Spine
IN JANUARY 2018, CONSENT WAS GRANTED FOR WIRRAL-BASED BUSINESS within Paddington Village will provide 160,000
THE CONTACT COMPANY AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNER YPG TO BUILD
65,000 SQ FT GRADE A OFFICE SPACE ON LAND AT MONARCHS QUAY, PART
sq ft, half of which will be taken by The Royal
OF KING’S DOCK. SOME 1,000 CALL CENTRE STAFF WILL MOVE IN WHEN IT IS College of Physicians from late 2020.
COMPLETED.
Since January 2018:
Value of office refurbishments or
£15.2m new space completed
Square feet of office floorspace
182,607 created or refurbished
Net potential safeguarded or new
1,330 jobs created when the above
space is filled
Currently on site (as at March 2019):
Value of office refurbishments/
£54.4m developments
PROPOSED: A SERIES OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION EVENTS TOOK PLACE
DURING JULY 2018 INTO HOW PALL MALL EXCHANGE SHOULD BE Square feet of office floorspace
DESIGNED TO CREATE 400,000 SQ FT OF GRADE A OFFICE SPACE WHILST 452,500 being built or refurbished
RETAINING A GREEN SPACE. AN APPLICATION WILL SOON BE SUBMITTED
FOR THE SCHEME WHICH WILL HAVE THREE BUILDINGS. THE
Net potential safeguarded or new
DEVELOPMENT WILL BE BUILT BY LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL IN 5,190 jobs created
ASSOCIATION WITH PARTNERS KIER PROPERTY AND CTP.
3
City Centre: Retail
Investment in retailing in the City Centre has
continued to concentrate on refurbishment work
to existing stores. The departure of BHS left a
large unit in the prime retail area that has been
taken by H&M Home who opened a new flagship
store in the building in December 2018. At the
same time, a refurbishment at the MET Quarter on
Whitechapel saw a new boutique Everyman
cinema completed, whilst it was announced that
children’s department store Kids Cavern is to
open a new 15,000 sq ft outlet as one of the
centre’s new tenants.
On Church Street, beauty store Lush are in the
process of refurbishing the former Dorothy Perkins H&M HOME OPENED A NEW FLAGSHIP STORE ON LORD STREET IN
DECEMBER 2018.
store before moving into it from its current
Whitechapel home.
In July 2018, Liverpool BID Company secured a
“yes” vote from businesses for a further 5 year
term of the Retail & Leisure BID, backing a £5
million masterplan to further improve safety and
cleansing and boost footfall through events and
animation in the City centre. Key projects in the
business plan includes the £250,000 investment
into the creation of a dedicated cleaning team,
the BID Street Rangers.
Meanwhile, Liverpool’s main retail district has
seen significant growth in footfall – bucking the
national trend with 2018 having seen a rise of
2.4% on the previous year, representing three LIDL OPENED A NEW 20,000 SQ FT STORE IN THE £39 MILLION LIME STREET
years of consecutive growth. This success has GATEWAY PROJECT WHICH COMPLETED IN JANUARY 2019.
been put down not only to the diverse and
evolving nature of the City’s retail and leisure
offer, but also to an annual programme of
events and animation within the core retail
area.
Completed since January 2018:
Value of retail refurbishments/
£8.6m developments completed
Square feet of new retail floorspace
51,300 built
Net potential new jobs created
130 when the above space is filled
Currently on site (as at March 2019):
REFURBISHMENT WORK RECENTLY COMPLETED AT QUEENSBERRY’S “MET
Value of retail refurbishments/
£6.0m developments across city centre
QUARTER” WHERE KIDS QUARTER WILL JOIN EVERYMAN CINEMAS,
WHICH WAS ANNOUNCED LAST YEAR AS THE LEISURE ANCHOR TENANT
IN THE NEW-LOOK COMPLEX. RESTAURANTS WILL OCCUPY THE VICTORIA
Square feet of retail floorspace STREET END OF THE SITE WITH A LUXURY RETAIL OFFER CONCENTRATED
52,174 being built or refurbished ON THE LOWER LEVEL AND AT THE FRONT OF THE CENTRE. BRANDS
ALREADY LOCATED IN THE COMPLEX INCLUDE MAC, HUGO BOSS, JO
Net potential new jobs created MALONE, KURT GEIGER AND LK BENNETT.
200 when the above space is filled
4
City Centre: Leisure and Culture
Summer 2018 saw the opening of a new Beatles
Museum in a former Victorian warehouse on
Mathew Street. Launched in July 2018 by Roag
Best, brother of ‘fifth Beatle’ Pete Best, the
Magical Beatles Museum was boosted in
November by the relocation of the Liverpool
Tourist Information Centre to its building. It is
estimated the Fab Four industry is worth more
than £90m a year to the city centre economy
with the City Council looking to transform the
‘Beatles Quarter’ centred around the Mathew
Street area further with a new masterplan.
Across the City Centre, the shift from retail to
THE NEW “MAGICAL BEATLES MUSEUM” WHICH OPENED ON MATHEW leisure is continuing. Amongst the schemes
STREET IN THE CAVERN QUARTER IN JULY 2018. THE OWNER HAS PLANS TO completed have been the Cavern Club and
EXPLAND IT IN 2019 WITH A NEW CAFÉ.
Bem Brasil’s £1 million 145-cover Festival Food &
Drink Grill which landed in Mathew Street
opposite Liverpool’s iconic Cavern Club; whilst
Aberdeen Standard Investments spent £1 million
refurbishing over 40,000 sq ft of retail and leisure
space at the Albert Dock complex.
During 2018, TripAdvisor named Liverpool as one
of the best places to visit in the world, the third
best city to visit in the UK, and the best city in
England outside of London. These accolades
were no doubt awarded, in part, due to an
impressive list of culture, musical and sporting
events held to mark 10 years since the city
hosted European Capital of Culture. The
Liverpool 2018 programme included a series of
OPENED IN OCTOBER 2018 BY HALEWOOD WINES & SPIRITS FOR ITS
LIVERPOOL GIN BRAND, THE NEW LIVERPOOL GIN DISTILLERY AT 52-54 events, exhibitions, seasons and performances
CASTLE STREET FEATURES THE A GROUND FLOOR GIN AND SPIRITS BAR including the Terracotta Warriors at the World
WHERE VISITORS CAN SEE LIVERPOOL ORGANIC GIN BEING MADE IN ITS
600-LITRE WORKING COPPER STILL. Museum, the finale of the Clipper Round the
World yacht race, the Giants, and the Tate
Liverpool’s 30th birthday.
Since January 2018:
Value of leisure refurbishments/
£13.4m developments completed
Square feet of leisure floorspace
68,820 built or refurbished
Net potential new jobs created
150 when the above space is filled
Currently on site (as at March 2019):
Value of leisure refurbishments/
£2.0m developments on site
Square feet of leisure floorspace
A GHOST SHIP APPEARED ON LIVERPOOL’S WORLD FAMOUS WATERFRONT 6,000 being built or refurbished
AS PART OF THE CITY’S THREE FESTIVALS TALL SHIPS REGATTA IN MAY 2018.
THE ILLUSION OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL 17TH CENTURY BOAT WAS Net potential new jobs created
CREATED BY PROJECTING AN EERIE VISION ALONG THE SURFACE OF THE 20 when the above space is filled
SURROUNDING WATER OF SALTHOUSE DOCK AND WAS A HIGHLIGHT OF
LIVERPOOL TALL SHIPS 2018 EVENT.
5
City Centre: Hotels & Serviced Apartments
Liverpool is currently one of the UK’s hottest
locations for hotel investment according to the
latest UK Hotel Market Index by Colliers
International published in March 2019. Liverpool
is placed in a strong position in the overall
ranking, with top performance in terms of
occupancy, growth in revenue per available
room (RevPAR), rising market appetite, active
pipeline of rooms and development/RevPAR.
2018 saw the number of hotel rooms sold in the
City continuing to rise as more people come to
Liverpool for leisure and work purposes.
Liverpool’s hotels sold over 2 million rooms, with
COMPLETED: EPIC’S £20 MILLION “SEEL STREET HOTEL” AT 42-46 SEEL
average occupancy across the year having risen STREET OPENED IN DECEMBER 2018, BRINGING 128 BOUTIQUE
to 81.8%; and our best ever weekday average BEDROOMS TO THE ROPEWALKS AREA.
occupancy now hitting 80.7% (up from 74.8% in
2015). Room profits (RevPAR) have also risen,
now averaging at £75.33 whilst weekend
averages have been hitting £93.22 per room.
Average annual growth of 7.3% in RevPAR over
the past four years have been the highest in the
country, exceeding that of Edinburgh, Belfast,
Birmingham and Plymouth
The construction of new hotels, apart-hotels and
serviced apartments continues. 2018 saw some
£63 million invested in hotels and serviced
apartments, with 7 new hotels having opened
(bringing 259 new bedrooms and 361 serviced
ON SITE: THE £30 MILLION TRANSFORMATION OF NORTHWESTERN
apartments) and 2 existing major hotels having HALLS ON LIME STREET TO A RADISSON RED HOTEL HAS
been comprehensively refurbished. COMMENCED.
Plans for further hotels are still coming forward,
with proposals for 10 new hotels with a combined
total of over 1,000 rooms/apartment suites having
been submitted or approved since the start of
this year.
Since January 2018:
Value of hotel/serviced apartments
£60.5m completed or refurbished
New hotel rooms / serviced
259 / 361 apartments created
Net new jobs created from the
130 above
Currently on site (as at March 2019):
Value of hotel refurbishments/
£168m developments & serviced apartments
Hotel rooms / serviced apartments
935 / 175 being created
PROPOSED: A NEW 18-STOREY BUILDING AT PADDINGTON VILLAGE
Net potential new jobs to be created WILL COST £35M AND BE SPLIT TO INCLUDE A 60 BEDROOM 'UPSCALE'
260 by the above APARTHOTEL AS WELL AS THE FOUR STAR 160 BEDROOM NOVOTEL.
6
City Centre: Knowledge Quarter Mayoral Development Zone
Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter Mayoral
Development Zone is the hub for the City’s
burgeoning knowledge economy and one of the
main economic drivers of the City Region. It
includes the City’s universities, the Royal Liverpool
University Hospital (currently being rebuilt), the
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool
Science Park, The National Oceanographic Centre,
Mersey Bio Incubator, the Art & Design Academy,
the Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts and
Liverpool Community College. Between them,
these organisations provide accommodation for
learning, research, incubation and
commercialisation by new and growing businesses,
ON SITE: “THE SPINE” WILL BE A £35 MILLION, 14 STOREY, 160,000 SQ FT and some £1.2 billion has been invested since 2012.
OFFICE BUILDING. THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS WILL OCCUPY
THE BOTTOM THREE AND TOP FOUR STOREYS FOR A CENTRE OF CLINICAL Several schemes on Paddington Village are
EXCELLENCE WHEN OPEN IN AUTUMN 2020. THE REMAINING SEVEN
FLOORS WILL OFFER A FLEXIBLE RANGE OF WORKSPACES DESIGNED TO
now either underway or their plans are taking
MEET THE NEEDS OF ORGANISATIONS IN THE HEALTH, SCIENCE AND shape. With a £12 million site remediation
EDUCATION SECTORS. TO ITS RIGHT WILL BE A NEW HOTEL. TO THE LEFT IS programme almost completed, the Liverpool
THE LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, CURRENTLY ON SITE.
International College, Rutherford Cancer
Centre Northwest and Rutherford Diagnostics
Centre are all on site. Meanwhile, plans are
now in or have been announced for the new
headquarters for the Royal College of
Physicians (to be called “The Spine”), and other
buildings to house a new 4 star hotel, and a
multi-storey car park.
As work continues on the £162 million
Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, and construction
is due to recommence on the Royal Liverpool
University Hospital after the government
stepped in to complete the project following
the much publicised collapse of construction
firm Carillion. When completed in 2020, it will
PROPOSED: LJMU’S £64 MILLION CAMPUS EXTENSION WILL INCLUDE TWO have 646 beds on 23 wards including a state-of-
NEW BUILDINGS – A STUDENT LIFE BUILDING (PHASE 1) AND A SPORTS
BUILDING (PHASE 2), AS WELL AS IMPROVING A KEY GATEWAY INTO THE the-art critical care unit and a large clinical
CITY WITH NEW PUBLIC SPACES AND FACILITIES. THE FIRST PHASE IS research facility; and with 18 operating theatres
CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN AUTUMN 2020.
and an emergency department, will be one of
the biggest hospitals in the North West.
Currently on site (as at March 2019):
Total value of developments under
£967m construction
Square feet of office/health/
1,769,232 education floorspace on site
Net potential new jobs created
344 when the above space is filled
ON SITE: THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL’S SCHOOL OF LAW AND SOCIAL
Proposed (as at March 2019):
JUSTICE COMPRISES OF THE REFURBISHMENT OF THE EXISTING CYPRESS
BUILDING, AND THE CREATION OF A NEW MULTI-STOREY EXTENSION TO Value of developments proposed
CREATE A RECTANGULAR PREMISES WITH A CENTRAL ATRIUM. THE £2 bn across the Knowledge Quarter
EXISTING BUILDING AND EXTENSION IS TO RECEIVE A NEW CLADDING
SYSTEM TO CREATE AN ENHANCED APPEARANCE.
7City Centre: Residential & Student Accommodation
Liverpool City Centre’s population has now grown
to over 40,000 living in over 14,000 residences.
2019 is likely to see more residential apartments
completed than in previous years, with early
projections currently suggesting that over 3,000
units could potentially come onto the market.
Several very large volume schemes have
commenced in the last 12 months, the largest
being The Elliot Group’s “Infinity Waters” which will
deliver over 1,000 units on its own – albeit not until
2021/2. In addition, all three residential towers on
Princes Dock have now started (685 units in total),
with Strand House (383 units) also underway
overlooking The Strand.
ON SITE: ALL THREE NEIGHBOURING TOWERS AT PRINCES DOCK, PART OF
LIVERPOOL WATERS, ARE NOW ON SITE. BETWEEN THEM THEY WILL PROVIDE
The trend for larger volume schemes looks set to 685 PRIVATE RENTED SECTOR APARTMENTS ATA COMBINED DEVELOPMENT
continue with an increasing number coming VALUE OF OVER £150 MILLION.
forward for planning approval with over 300 units
each. More details can be found in the Liverpool
Residential Update, companion document to this.
Since January 2018:
Value of completed student
£52.0m accommodation schemes
Number of student bedrooms
1,594 completed
Value of (non-student) residential
£81.3m schemes completed
Number of (non-student) new
525 homes completed
Currently on site (at March 2019): PROPOSED: DEVELOPER YPG'S PLANS TO PAY HOMAGE TO THE BEATLES
WITH A £50 MILLION MIXED-USED SCHEME IN THE FABRIC DISTRICT. THE
Value of student accommodation
£225m schemes under construction
PROPOSALS FEATURE THREE APARTMENT BLOCKS CALLED FAB ONE, FAB
TWO AND FAB THREE WITH ROOFTOP GARDENS PROVIDING RESIDENTS WITH
COMMUNAL GREEN SPACE AND PANORAMIC VIEWS OVER THE CITY
Number of student bedrooms under
4,700 construction
CENTRE AND THE RIVER MERSEY.
Number of residential units
3,126
Value of (non-student) residential completed or on site in
£683.9m schemes under construction Liverpool City Centre 2014-2022
Number of (non-student) new 2,582
4,007 homes under construction 1,871 2,427 48
2,200
2,000 RESIDENTIAL UNITS COMPLETED
1,800 RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON SITE
1,600 STUDENT BEDROOMS COMPLETED
1,594 1,573
1,400 STUDENT BEDROOMS ON SITE
1,418
1,200 1,259
849 1,134
1,000
800 846 582
0
600
400
537
600 846
402
335
200 262 190
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0 2017 2018
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2014 2015 2016 2019 2020
8City Centre Development Schedule
This schedule provides detailed information on schemes in the City Centre, some of
which have been completed in the last 14 months, are on site, have a live planning
application submitted/pending or have received planning consent.
CITY CENTRE COMPLETED JANUARY 2018 – FEBRUARY 2019
MARYBONE
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED
1 “Collegiate Apartments”, 11 To erect nine storey building with 200 student Key Design LLP £15m August 2018
Fontenoy Street bedrooms.
ST GEORGES QUARTER
2 Lime Street Station Remodelling of station to include two new Network Rail £145m August 2018
platforms for increased capacity Infrastructure Ltd
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
3 Reliance House, 20 Water Conversion to 139 apartments Legacie £24m January
Street 2019
4 Princes Building, 81 Dale Conversion of buildings to form 41 apartments, Goodman Wells £9m October
Street, 11-13 Cheapside including the reconfiguration of ground floor 2018
commercial units.
5 “Granite House”, 8-10 Conversion from offices to 44 student flats with Necarcu Limited £1.5m October
Stanley Street rooftop extension 2018
6 North House, North John Conversion of 1st to 7th floors from offices to 43 x 1 Park House £3m January
Street and 2 bed serviced apartments Developments 2018
(NW) Limited
7 The Gin Distillery, 52-54 Conversion to incorporate micro-distillery, visitor Liverpool Gin £1m October
Castle Street and interpretive centre, eating/drinking restaurant Distillery Limited 2018
8 “Gravity Residence”, Drury Conversion from office to student Signature Black £6m September
House, 19 Water St accommodation with 92 studios, 5 one bed flats Limited 2018
and 7 two bed flats
9 Corn Exchange Building, Conversion of lower ground floor and floors 1-8 BJ 201 Limited £16m October
Fenwick Street from offices to a 205 bedroom apart-hotel. and BJ 202 Ltd 2018
WATERFRONT: STRAND
10 Royal Liver Building, Pier New visitor centre on ground floor Heritage Great £1m December
Head Britain 2018
11 Royal Liver Building, Pier Refurbishment of 7th floor Everton Football Not July 2018
Head Club disclosed
12 Edward Pavilion, Albert Dock Refurbishment of 70,000 sq ft as Grade A floorspace Castleforge £2m November
Partners 2018
13 Albert Dock Conversion of offices to retail Aberdeen Asset £1m September
Management 2018
14 Jurys Inn Hotel, Kings Refurbishment of existing 310 bedroom hotel Jurys Inn £3.7m October
waterfront 2018
MAIN RETAIL AREA
15 Produce Exchange, 8 Refurbishment and conversion to 54 x 1, 2 and 3 Foster Marlon £8m February
Victoria Street bedroom luxury apartments Group 2018
16 Festival Food & Drink Grill, Conversion to 145 cover restaurant BEM Brazil £1m August 2018
Mathew Street
17 H&M, 67-79 Lord Street Refurbishment of former BHS store for H&M H&M Not December
disclosed 2018
18 Magical History Museum, 23 Conversion of upper floors to Beatles memorabilia Roag Best Not October
Mathew Street museum disclosed 2018
19 The MET Quarter, Refurbishment of 20,000 sq ft retail floorspace and Queensberry Real £2m December
Whitechapel Street addition of 18,000 sq ft four-screen boutique Estate 2018
cinema by Everyman as well as additional
restaurant space.
20 13-17 Tarleton Street Conversion of upper storeys to 6 studio duplex Miller Brook £0.5m December
apartments Properties Ltd 2018
21 Lush, 38-46 Church Street Refurbishment of former Dorothy Perkins store for Lush Not February
Lush disclosed 2019
9ROPEWALKS
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED
22 Havelock Building 139-141 To change use of 2nd and 3rd floors to 7 residential Mr Mark Rea £0.5m October 2018
Wood Street apartments.
23 14 Colquitt Street Conversion of upper floors to 5 apartments for Postvine Limited £0.5m November
student accommodation 2018
24 “6 Newington Apart-hotel”, Conversion of upper floors to 8 serviced Zoe Newington £0.8m February 2019
41 Bold Street/6 Newington apartments Ltd
25 “L1 Studios”, 16 Fleet Street To erect seven storey block of 52 student bedrooms Fleet Street £10m December
with ground floor commercial uses Liverpool Ltd 2018
26 “Seel Street Hotel”, 42-46 Seel To erect 5-7 storey building containing 128 Epic Hospitality £20m December
Street boutique bedrooms 2018
BALTIC TRIANGLE
27 Digital House, 61-63 Norfolk Conversion of existing warehouse and erect first floor Baltic Creative £2.6m February
Street extension for use as work space for creative CIC 2019
industries.
28 “The Tower” at X1 The To erect 25 storey building containing 196 X1 Developments £25m February
Quarter, Sefton Street residential apartments Ltd 2019
29 “Parliament Residence – 44 apartments within a new 5/6 storey building with Assetcorp £8m October
Phase 1”, 32-34 Parliament ground floor parking, office/workshop space 2018
Street
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER - HOPE STREET
30 31 Roscoe Street Conversion of upper floors to apart-hotel consisting Mr Roy Glover £1m October
of 6 self-contained units. 2018
31 “Philharmonic Rise”, 35-4-22 Deconversion of existing student accommodation Hollinwood £7m Spring 2018
Catharine Street back to original 23 individual private town houses Homes Limited
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER GATEWAY
32 Lime Street Gateway: 45-77 Mixed use development with ground floor Regeneration £19m October
Lime Street and 20-22 Bolton commercial, retail and leisure uses, and 90 Liverpool/Neptune 2018
Street bedroom Premier Inn hotel.
33 Lime Street Gateway: 20-22 Student accommodation with 412 bedrooms as Regeneration £20m September
Bolton Street part of a larger mixed use scheme. Liverpool/ Ion 2018
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER PADDINGTON
34 65-73 Smithdown Lane To erect part 3, part 5 storey block of student GC Capital Ltd £2m September
accommodation comprising 64 bedrooms 2018
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER
35 41-43 Seymour Terrace, Conversion to 8 student apartments. Mr Steve Murray £0.5m August 2018
Seymour Street
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER: FABRIC DISTRICT
36 71-73 Kempston Street Construction of 3 additional floors to provide 42 Skyline £2m October
student bedrooms and 1 caretaker’s flat, laundry, Developments 2018
gym, and ground floor retail unit. Ltd
CITY CENTRE ON SITE
LIVERPOOL WATERS: WATERLOO/PRINCES
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE
37 “Hive City”, William New 30 storey tower with 276 PRS apartments Moda Living £48m September
Jessop Way 2020
38 “Plaza 1821”, William New tower with 105 one and two-bedroom PRS Peel/The Regenda £21m September
Jessop Way apartments and ground floor commercial Group 2019
39 “The Lexington”, William 34 storey residential block with 304 private rented Moda Living £82m Summer 2020
Jessop Way sector apartments
COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
40 Irwell Chambers, 9 To erect 2 storey roof extension to provide 20 RDI Property £2m Spring 2019
Union Street additional serviced apartments
41 “Innside Liverpool”, The Conversion of part of building from offices to a 207 Select Group Not Spring 2020
Echo Building, 95 Old bedroom hotel, including new roof top bar, first floor disclosed
Hall Street cafe, ground floor bar/restaurant/ retail units, and
gym
42 60 Old Hall Street Conversion from office to create 115 serviced Signature Living £17m June 2019
apartments with roof-top gym
43 Silkhouse Court, Conversion from office tower to create 193 self- Fortis £25m March 2019
Tithebarn Street contained flats
44 “Exchange Station”, Refurbishment of existing office building providing Commercial £7m December
Tithebarn Street 175,700 sq ft Estates Group 2018
10PUMPFIELDS
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE
45 “Infinity Waters”, Leeds Three towers of 39, 33 and 27 floors to include 1,002 The Elliot Group £250m Summer
Street/Pall Mall apartments 2021
46 “The Metalworks”, Two linked 11/13 storey blocks with 312 apartments, Azure Horizons Ltd £40m Autumn
Vauxhall Road ground floor commercial space, car parking for 53. 2020
ST GEORGE’S QUARTER
47 “The Paramount”, 28 488 bedroom student accommodation in 7 to 11 Seeking new £35m Scheme
London Road storey building developer to finish stalled.
48 Radisson Red Hotel, Conversion from student accommodation to 202 Worthington £30m April 2020
North Western Hall, Lime bedroom Radisson Red hotel Properties/Radisson
Street
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
49 Kingsway House, Hatton Conversion from offices to 104 x 1 and 2 bedroom Signature Living £7m May 2019
garden apartments with lower level commercial space
50 33-35 Cheapside Conversion of office building to create two x 5 Mr Ali £0.2m August 2019
bedroom HMO's
51 “Dixie Dean Hotel”, 57-59 Conversion of upper floors to 100 bedroom boutique Signature Living £10m April 2019
Victoria Street hotel
52 Colonial Chambers, 3- To convert ground floors and floors 1-5 to 94, one bed Chambers £8m March 2019
11 Temple Street studio apartments Development
Company Limited
53 “The Residence”, 8 Conversion from offices with roof-top extension to 123 Prospect Capital £22m April 2019
Water St apartments
54 HMRC, India Buildings Major refurbishment of 270,000 sq ft office space for HMRC £40m November
3,500 staff 2019
55 42 Castle Street Conversion of upper floors to 19 bedroom apart-hotel The Castle £1.5m March 2019
Collection
56 44 Castle Street Conversion of upper floors to 8 serviced apartments JSM Company £0.35m June 2019
Group
57 “Strand Plaza”, The Conversion of office block to 135 apartments Primesite £26m Spring 2019
Strand Developments
58 “Strand House”, 21 New 16/19 storey mixed use development comprising FT Patten £86m Summer
Strand Street 395 apartments with residents gym, cinema, roof Properties/ 2020
terrace, and two ground floor commercial units Panacea Property
Development
STRAND WATERFRONT
59 2nd floor, Liver Building To carry out refurbishment work to second floor office Sportpesa Not April 2019
accommodation (10,000 sq ft) disclosed
60 Monarchs Quay Car To erect multi-storey car park containing 1,450 car Liverpool City £26m August 2020
Park, Keel Wharf parking spaces, 15 motorcycle spaces, 50 cycle Council
spaces over 9 floors
MAIN RETAIL AREA
61 81-89 Lord Street Refurbishment of major retail building Gilgamesh £5m August 2019
Gravesend Ltd
62 42-44 Stanley Street Conversion of 1st to 5th floors from offices to 20 x 1 The Flanagan Group £1.4m August 2019
bed apartments
63 Quest Apart-Hotel, 58- To convert 2nd to 4th floors to 100 bedroom aparthotel Quest Apartments £10m July 2019
72 Church Street and erect two storey roof extension.
ROPEWALKS
64 151-155 Duke Street Conversion to 21 self-contained apart-hotel units with Epic Liverpool Ltd £3.5m July 2019
commercial space at ground floor
65 84-86 Seel Street To demolish existing garage and erect new Mr Gleeson £0.4m September
bar/restaurant with 4 studio apartments above 2018
66 “The Address at One 11 storey block with 200 luxury apartments, spa, pool, Wolstenholme £36m December
Wolstenholme Square”, and ground floor commercial space. Square 2020
18-24 Seel Street Developments Ltd
67 “One Wolstenholme Four blocks between 3 and 10 storeys to contain Wolstenholme £40m April 2019
Square”, 5 Parr Street & commercial units and 333 studio apartments on Square
Wolstenholme Square upper floors, and change of use of existing Developments Ltd
warehouse to mix of commercial uses, nightclub and
114 studio apartments above.
68 65 Duke Street/14 To replace existing buildings with a 3 to 7 storey Lady Mia Limited £5m Winter 2018
Wolstenholme Square building with 69 apartments with retail at ground floor.
69 46 Duke Street Conversion of warehouse to bar/restaurant Duke Street Food £0.2m Summer
and Drink Market Ltd 2019
70 “Pins”, 45-61 Duke Street Conversion of existing car park and insertion of D2 Investment £1.5m September
mezzanine floor, to form mixed use development, Limited 2019
including restaurant/bar and bowling alley
71 “Chavasse Building”, New 7 storey block with 47 apartments, ground floor Living Brick Projects £4.5m September
Lydia Ann Street retail and parking 2019
11CHINATOWN
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE
72 “Eight by Illiad”, Grenville To replace former community building with 2 blocks Iliad Cosgrove Ltd £12m Spring 2019
Street/Upper Pitt (max 7 storey) creating 120 apartments, 233 sqm of
Street/Grenville Street commercial and community uses
73 Great George Street To erect a 6 storey mixed use building comprising 6 Great George £38m Summer
Project – Phase 1 townhouses, 115 apartments, public events space Street 2020
commercial space and underground car parking Developments
BALTIC TRIANGLE
74 “Kings Dock Mill – Phase To erect 11/12 storey block containing 204 YPG Developments £15m Spring 2019
2”, Land at Hurst Street apartments Limited
75 “Art Apartments”, To erect 10/11 storey residential apartment block to Liverpool Art £5m December
Vacant land at Tabley provide 55 flats. Apartments Ltd 2019
Street
76 Land bounded by To erect 2 blocks of 7-9 storeys creating 200 Brickland £24m September
Blundell Street, Kitchen apartments, ground floor commercial floorspace Developments 2020
Street and Simpson and basement car parking.
Street
77 The Baldocks”, To partially convert existing vacant warehouse into 5 HUP (BALTIC) £1.7m July 2019
Bridgewater Street/ town houses, erect 4 x 4 storey town houses and
Watkinson Street erect commercial unit for use as office.
78 "The Baltic Hotel", 16 Conversion to 36 bedroom boutique hotel with Living Brick £2.5m July 2019
Jamaica Street ground floor restaurant/cafe
79 “Baltic 56”, 56 Norfolk To demolish existing warehouse, erect 10 storey block Borden Properties £10m 2019/20
Street & land bordered creating 126 student apartments and 2 units of Ltd
by Jamaica Street commercial space
80 5-7 Watkinson Street To convert warehouse to 12,500 sq ft of offices Mr Duncan Birch £0.8m May 2019
81 The Vincent Residence Luxury 306-bedroom hotel and 50 serviced The Elliot Group/ £70m December
& Hotel apartments, a 10,000 sq ft basement event space Epic 2020
including restaurant, lounge, spa, gym and outdoor
circuit training terrace.
82 “Baltic View”, Norfolk To erect part 11 part 9 storey building comprising 129 Exclusive Investment £14m Not known
St/Brick Street apartments with some ground and first floor creative 3
workshop space.
83 “Parliament Residence – 145 apartments with a new 8/11 storey building with Assetcorp £30m December
Phase 2", 12-30 ground floor commercial 2019
Parliament Street
84 RS Clare & Co Ltd, 8-14 To erect single storey laboratory building to replace R S Clare and £1.2m August 2019
Stanhope Street existing warehouse and storage tanks Company Limited
85 "One Baltic Square", New 4 to 9 storey development with 301 residential Mr S Woods £30m November
land bounded by units, ground floor commercial uses. 2020
Grafton Street, Hill Street
& Brassey Street
CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER
86 “Percy Place”, 40-50 Deconversion from flats to 6 townhouses and 12x1 The Elliot Group £3.2m November
Percy Street bedroom flats 2019
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER: HOPE STREET
87 “Ropemaker Place”, 89- New 8 storey building with 77 flats and ground floor Citylife Developments £7m August 2019
99 Renshaw Street retail/office uses Ltd
88 Hardman House & Haigh To erect 2 interlinked blocks between 5-8 storeys, Liverpool Edge £20m September
Building, Hardman Street/ containing 51 student cluster apartments (355 (Hardman Street) Ltd 2019
Maryland Street bedspaces), and new 5 storey education block
89 Hope Street Hotel and Refurbishment and extension to existing hotel into Hope Street Hotel £5m April 2019
former School for the former School for the Blind to create 12 additional
Blind hotel rooms and 26 aparthotel suites
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER GATEWAY
90 “Hilton Garden Inn”, 48- To retain existing facade and erect seven storey YPG Developments Ltd £25m Summer
54 Renshaw Street building to provide 108 x 4 star hotel bedrooms 2020
with ground and basement floor space to include
gym, offices, dining/bar facilities.
91 Land bounded by Mixed use development comprising 2 blocks for Unite £70m September
Skelhorne Street, Bolton ground floor commercial uses with 1,027 student 2019
Street, Hilbre Street bedrooms on upper floors
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER
92 UoL School of Law and New six storey extension wing to existing Cypress University of Liverpool £7m September
Social Justice, Cypress Building, together with a new five storey shared 2019
Building, Chatham St atrium
12KNOWLEDGE QUARTER: PADDINGTON
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE
93 Paddington Village Site infrastructure and enabling works Liverpool City Council £12m April 2019
94 Liverpool International New live/learn facility comprising teaching and Kaplan Liverpool £35m September
College associated welfare and office accommodation, 76 Limited 2019
units of student accommodation (259 beds within
30 studios and 46 clusters), communal facilities
95 Rutherford Diagnostics To erect a six storey building with diagnostic centre Proton Partners £20m Summer
Centre International 2020
96 The Rutherford Cancer To erect proton beam cancer treatment centre Proton Partners £35m April 2019
Centre North West International
97 "The Spine", Royal To erect fourteen storey office building with Liverpool City Council £35m September
College of Physicians additional plant at roof level. 2020
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER: HEALTH CAMPUS
98 Royal Liverpool Redevelopment to provide a hospital and related Royal Liverpool & £429m Spring 2020
University Hospital, healthcare facilities comprising core hospital Broadgreen University
Prescot Street buildings, energy centre, future healthcare buildings Hospitals NHS Trust
99 Clatterbridge Cancer New cancer treatment centre Clatterbridge Cancer £162m July 2019
Centre Centre NHS Foundation
100 "Aura 2", Low To erect 11 storey residential development Elliot Property £20m Winter 2020
Hill/Prospect Street comprising 142 apartments for key workers. Construction Ltd &
Equity Group Ltd
101 "Aura", Erskine Street/ Two buildings up to 14 storeys with 1,007 student Elliot Property £80m Winter 2020
Manfred Street/ bedrooms Construction Ltd &
Prospect Street Equity Group Ltd
KNOWLEDGE QUARTER: FABRIC DISTRICT
102 “One Islington Plaza”, To erect 8/10 storey block containing 317 student Islington Regeneration £13m September
Devon Street/Moss Street units with ground floor commercial floorspace. Company 2019
103 33 Devon Street New part six, part eight storey building with ground YPG Devon House Ltd £17.5m September
floor retail and 208 studio apartments 2019
104 48-50 Stafford Street To erect four storey extension to the rear, change Everbright £1m July 2019
use of ground floor to restaurant/bar and separate Development Liverpool
shop and 9 residential units to first, second and third Limited
floors.
105 “Calico”, Islington/Norton To erect 3 blocks of student accommodation Islington Regeneration £60m Winter
Street providing 738 bedrooms with ground floor Company 2019
communal welfare, leisure and management
facilities, ground floor commercial space
106 “Natex”, Land at Norton To erect two blocks of student accommodation in Property Group £45m August 2020
Street/ Islington (former two blocks of 10 and 16 storeys, including erection
National Coach Station) of cycle and bin store (566 beds in total) with
ground floor commercial units.
107 9-11 Camden Street To erect 5 storey student block with 5 cluster units Mount Property Group £2.5m August 2019
(44 bedrooms) following demolition of existing
terraced properties.
CITY CENTRE ANTICIPATED
LIVERPOOL WATERS: WATERLOO/PRINCES
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION
107 Plot C02, Liverpool To erect residential development Romal Capital Application 18F/3247 £150m Not known
Waters comprising 646 apartments with Limited and Peel submitted December
ground floor commercial space, in six Lane & Property 2018
blocks of between 10 to 14 storeys in (Ports) Limited
height, with single storey concierge
pavilion building, parking, soft and
hard landscaping/public open
space, including two floating timber
jetties and dockside walkway.
108 Isle of Man Ferry New ferry terminal with link road from Isle of Man Application 18F/3231 £30m Summer 2020
Terminal Waterloo Road Government submitted December
2018
109 South Link Road from To construct new road between Liverpool City Application 18F/1419 £20m 2019
Bath Street to Leeds Leeds Street and the cruise liner Council submitted May 2018
Street terminal at Princes Dock.
110 “William Jessop To erect 8 storey office building with Peel Holdings Reserved matters £20m Not known
House”, William ground floor commercial retail (Land and application 18RM/
Jessop Way Property) Ltd 1554 submitted June
2018
111 Liverpool Cruise Liner New cruise liner terminal and a Liverpool City Outline approval £70m 2020
Terminal, Princes Dock vehicular link span bridge and Council granted April 2018
pedestrian bridge/ walkways
112 Cruise Liner New 200 bedroom upscale hotel Liverpool City Applications awaited £60m 2020
associated and multi-storey car park Council
developments 13COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION
114 5 Fazakerley Street Conversion of semi-basement to AR2 Application 18F/1223 £1m Not known
office space, and 9 apartments in a Developments submitted June 2018
3 storey roof top extension Limited
115 Honeycomb, Conversion from offices to 35 Paladium Group Application £3m Not known
Edmund Street residential apartments 17PO/2509 submitted
September 2017
116 Pall Mall Exchange To erect new Grade A 400,000 sq ft Development Application awaited £20m Not known
Phase 1 office building partner sought
117 Pall Mall Exchange Major new mixed-use development To be Supplementary £200m 3-15 years
Phases 2 & 3 to provide offices, retail/restaurants, determined Planning Document
residential units, car parking approved.
118 30-36 Pall Mall 10 to 22 storey tower with 336 flats Anwyl Permission granted £50m Not known
and ground floor commercial units Construction July 2017
119 Ovatus 1, 122 Old 27 storey tower with 168 apartments 122 Old Hall Permission granted £35m Not known
Hall Street for PRS rent Street Limited December 2017
120 Ovatus 2 530 apartments in 48 storey tower 122 Old Hall Planning application £40m Not known
Street Limited awaited
PUMPFIELDS
121 70-90 Pall Mall Major mixed use residential/ The Elliot Group Revised application Not Not known
office/leisure scheme anticipated summer known
2019
122 Land to the west of To erect building for use as offices, Network Space Permission granted £2m Not known
Carruthers Street light industry or warehousing Developments Ltd January 2019
123 Vauxhall Business Conversion of former offices to HMO Stone Maker Permission granted £1m Not known
Centre, 131 Vauxhall consisting of 16 ensuite bedrooms Properties July 2018
Road with communal kitchen areas for
educational institution
124 “The Northern Redevelopment with 5 blocks from 4 Eldonian Projects Revised application £90m Not known
Quarter”, Leeds to 12 storeys containing 914 flats with Limited anticipated
Street/Vauxhall Road ground floor commercial space
125 9-27 Freemasons 11 to 15 storey blocks with 656 PRS Vinco Group Application 17F/0874 Not Not known
Row apartments above ground floor Limited with John submitted March 2017 known
commercial space and. and Elaine Sutch
126 Paul Street/Oriel To redevelop part of site (Phase 1) Vauxhall Application 18F/0585 £7m Not known
Street between with part 7/part 8 storey block of 69 Developments submitted March 2018
Vauxhall Road and residential apartments, ground floor Limited
St Bartholomew commercial uses
Road
127 4 Paul Street To erect 20 x 3/4 storey town houses Vauxhall Develop- Application 16F/1088 £2m Not known
ments Limited submitted July 2016
128 St Bartholomew To erect 8 combined buildings Smith Young Application 18F/1035 £50m Not known
Road/Paul Street/ ranging from 5 to 12 storeys with 427 Architecture submitted April 2018
Naylor Street apartments, basement parking and Limited
ground floor leisure/commercial units
129 23 Blackstock Street To erect two buildings, one 4 storey Vinco Group Application 18F/2910 £12m Not known
and one 8 storey, containing a total submitted November
of 97 residential units with new 2018
vehicular road connecting
Blackstock Street and Paul Street.
130 Bevington Bush/ To erect three 9-17 storey blocks Bevington Permission granted £65m Not known
Aldersey Street containing 614 apartments with Developments October 2017
ground floor communal space, gym, Limited
commercial unit
131 Bevington Bush/ To erect three blocks containing 381 NR Scorpio LLP Permission granted £30m Not known
Gardners Row/Edgar residential units and ground floor November 2017
Street commercial unit.
MARYBONE
132 School of Nursing To erect 4 storey extension to rear of Liverpool John Permission granted £5m September
and Allied Health, building, and create car parking Moores University July 2018 2019
Tithebarn Street area
133 34 Marlborough To convert basement car park into Mr Steve Moule Permission granted £0.5m Not known
Street 11 room Pod Hotel August 2018
134 55 - 63 Great Conversion to 9 apartments and Bridgewater Permission granted £10m Not known
Crosshall Street construction of 6-10 storey building Services Limited December 2018
accommodating 115 apartments
135 Trueman Court, 21 Conversion from offices to 14 suite JAGA Permission granted £1.5m Not known
Trueman Street apart-hotel Developments September 2018
136 LJMU Campus, To erect single storey research Liverpool John Permission granted £2m Not known
Byrom Street building Moores University September 2018
14ST GEORGE’S QUARTER
MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION
137 50-58 London Road Conversion of vacant first and Jay Development Permission granted £0.4m Not known
second floors to 6 self-contained flats August 2017
138 Old Haymarket Bus Conversion of existing car park to Liverpool City Application 18F/1705 Autumn
Layover form a bus layover facility Council submitted July 2018 2019
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
139 Courthouse Hotel To convert former magistrates court YPG Application 19F/0027 Not 2021
(former Magistrates to 90-bedroom 4 star boutique Developments submitted January stated
Court), Dale Street hotel, leisure space and function 2019
room
140 Municipal Buildings, Conversion of former Council offices The Fragrance Permission granted Not Not known
Dale Street to 189 bedroom hotel Group February 2019 stated
141 11 Davies Street Conversion/extension for 24 Mantra Homes Permission granted £2m Not known
bedroom apart-hotel suites with September 2018
bar/ restaurant, rehearsal space
and recording studios
142 Union House, 19-21 Conversion of first to 4th floors into Pure Manage- Permission granted £2m Not known
Victoria Street residential apartments with rooftop ment Inc April 2018
extension to provide 9 apartments.
143 Colonial To convert lower ground floor and Forest Trinity Permission granted £1m Not known
Chambers, 3-11 basement from office and storage Limited November 2018
Temple Street use to form 40 bedroom hotel
144 19 Castle Street Conversion of upper floors to 9 Machett Limited Permission granted £0.9m Not known
apartments April 2017
145 7 Water Street Conversion of upper floors to 10 Aqua Permission granted £1m Not known
apartments Commercial October 2017
Limited
146 District House, 18 Conversion from office to 16 x 1 The Flanagan Permission granted £1m Not known
Water Street bed apartments Group December 2015
147 Drury Lane/ To erect 8-11 storey building Fold Architecture Permission granted Not Not known
Brunswick Street creating 14 apart-hotel suites and March 2018 stated
126 hotel rooms with ground floor
commercial space
Alternative application to erect 8-11 CRC Permission granted Not Not known
storey building with 125 'co-living' September 2018 stated
apartments with communal
kitchen/
dining/lounge/laundry/gym/cinema
and ground floor commercial unit
148 Crown House, 10-12 Conversion of office building to 23 x District and Urban Permission granted Not Not known
James Street 1 bedroom apartments October 2017 stated
149 Victoria House, 7-11 Conversion of office building to 71 x Pinnacle Permission granted Not Not
James Street 1 bedroom studio apartments Developments December 2017 stated known
STRAND WATERFRONT
150 Albert Dock New single storey pavilion with public Gower Street Permission granted £3m Not known
Welcome Pavilion realm improvements Estates May 2018
151 The Block, 19 Keel Conversion from storage areas to 8 Artisan H (Kings Permission granted Not Not known
Wharf apartments Waterfront) Ltd January 2017 stated
152 Land at Monarchs New mixed use development with Monarchs Quay Application 17F/3261 Not Not known
Quay, Kings Dock Interpretation Centre, 900 space Holdings Limited submitted November stated
multi-storey car park with ground 2017
floor commercial use, and 192
apartments
153 “The Contact To erect a four storey building with Monarchs Quay Permission granted £20m Not known
Company”, Land at commercial/leisure uses at ground Holdings Ltd/ The January 2018
Monarchs Quay, floor and commercial offices at the Contact
Kings Dock upper three floors, car parking Company
154 “The Keel” – Phase 2 To erect 2 x 8 storey buildings of 257 Barings Real Estate Permission granted £45m Not known
PRS apartments March 2017
155 Brunswick Quay, To erect 4 blocks with 552 Maro Application 18F/1932 £100m Not known
Atlantic Way apartments with ground floor Developments Ltd submitted July 2018
commercial space
156 Brunswick Dock To create 44 berth marina and Liverpool Marina Permission granted £2m Not known
Southern Basin associated facilities January 2018
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