Liverpool City Region housing firms were among the big winners at the Knowsley Business and Regeneration Awards 2016. Housebuilder Countryside Properties, developer Barratt Homes and the non-profit Villages Housing Association were handed accolades during a glittering ceremony held at Knowsley Safari Park's Grand Marquee. Countryside was honoured in the Housing Deal/Investment of the Year category, ... Read More...
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Work is now underway on a multi-million pound development to provide new homes in Speke. The scheme to “breathe new life” into The Crescent site will bring 28 two-bedroom houses as well as two retail units for the area. South Liverpool Homes (SLH) secured funding from the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) ... Read More...
Private rented sector (PRS) and regeneration specialist, Sigma Capital is on track to deliver its proposed 3,000 new homes by the end of the year. The company is aiming to be the UK’s largest housing delivery platform and the leading PRS provider with work ahead of plan on the second phase ... Read More...
A significant North West private rented sector (PRS) project that will see a number of new homes built in Liverpool has received endorsement from the government. Backing for the scheme was given during an event at No. 10 Downing Street, which announced the launch of an initiative to encourage foreign investment to help ... Read More...
Planning permission has been granted for the first phase of almost 600 new homes in Knowsley. A new partnership between Countryside and Knowsley Council will build high quality new homes on vacant land owned by the local authority in five locations with schemes given the go-ahead on Scotchbarn Lane, Prescot and Arncliffe Road, Halewood. The ... Read More...
Housing developers are being sought for seven new residential land plots in Knowsley, it has been announced. During a presentation at the MIPIM UK property conference and exhibition in London yesterday, delegates promoting Knowsley declared the bidding process open to developers. A mix of large and small-scale council-owned plots on Roughwood Drive, ... Read More...
Liverpool Council’s decision to renovate the Ogden’s Imperial Tobacco factory office has relieved Historic England and Brock Carmichael to finally start the conversion work. The original Queen Anne-style 19th century office buildings are Grade II-listed and will therefore remain and be converted into 19 apartments with internal and external works but ... Read More...
Countryside Properties has welcomed Liverpool Council’s decision on the Imperial Tobacco site and says it looking forward to its new partnership with Liverpool Mutual Homes. The factory site, on Boundary Lane Everton, ceased trading in 2007 and there have been numerous attempts to regenerate it after the 19th century office buildings ... Read More...