Liverpool-based property developer Integritas Property Group (IPG) has today (18 March) unveiled its latest project, Westminster Point. Located at Bevington Bush, Westminster Point will feature 200 apartments, including 60 studios, 100 one-bedroom units, and 40 two-bedroom units. Designed with "contemporary elegance and premium finishes", IPG says the apartments will cater to ... Read More...
Bevington Bush
More than 600 apartments will be created in three new blocks at Bevington Bush under plans approved by Liverpool City Council. The scheme near Scotland Road comprises of a mix of studio, one and two-bedroom flats across the buildings which measure between nine and 17 storeys. The project, which has been designed ... Read More...
Up to 110 new homes could be built on land next to North Liverpool’s Tobacco Wharf if outline planning permission is granted today (24 October). An application by Trophy Homes Ltd is among a number of new residential projects to be considered by Liverpool City Council’s planning committee. Two separate buildings are ... Read More...
More than 600 new apartments could be given the green light next week as plans to transform Liverpool’s Bevington Bush site are considered. Proposals to demolish existing buildings and develop three nine to 17-storey residential blocks are recommended for approval by Liverpool City Council’s planning committee. If given the go-ahead at the ... Read More...
Plans to build a new apartment complex in Liverpool Waters have been revealed. Australian property developer Greg Malouf is behind the proposals which could see 237 apartments created at the waterfront regeneration scheme. The plans, which have been submitted to Liverpool City Council, comprise of a part 14-storey and part 8-storey block ... Read More...
An approved apartment scheme for the western side of Liverpool’s Scotland Road could be made bigger under re-submitted plans. A new application to develop 381 new homes across three blocks on the site of the former Bevington Bush Tannery on Edgar Street is recommended for approval later this month. According to a ... Read More...