Global real estate advisor, JLL, has been appointed by Peel Waters as the marketing, lettings and management agent for Miller’s Quay, the £130m residential scheme at Wirral Waters.

With construction at Miller’s Quay approaching its final stages, 500 one and two-bedroom waterfront apartments, including 100 affordable new homes, will soon hit the market.

Apartments are expected to be released in two phases, with phase one, the first 150 new homes, due to open in the summer of 2024. Phase two, the final 350 new homes, will be ready in early 2025.

Miller’s Quay is the single biggest development to date at Wirral Waters, which is part of Peel Waters, a UK wide portfolio of waterfront schemes.

Richard Mawdsley, director of development at Wirral Waters, says: “Our appointment of JLL follows a competitive procurement process where they were found to have the expertise, experience and resources to deliver this critical, large-scale development.

“In addition, JLL’s commitment to sustainability, climate action and shaping healthy and inclusive places for thriving communities are very much aligned with our own values and our ambition for Wirral Waters – so we are delighted to bring them on board at Miller’s Quay.”

John Coddington, head of residential – property & asset management at JLL, adds: “Miller’s Quay is an outstanding development, showcasing a dedicated effort to harness the area’s potential and promote sustainable living.

“It highlights Peel’s commitment to supporting local communities and creating environmentally-conscious spaces. We are thrilled to be part of this journey at Wirral Waters, where we look forward to building a inclusive, sustainable and thriving community together.”

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