Liverpool-based contractor Newry Construction has begun construction on a new 116-room hotel on Seel Street. The Times Hotel by Vincent, which will be operated by hospitality entrepreneur Paul Adams on completion, will include a rooftop pool and spa. The boutique hotel, which is scheduled to open in late spring 2018, was a ... Read More...
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Nostalgic Cream fans can party in Nation’s main room once more as the venue is reconstructed for an anniversary special. Original parts from the superclub’s now demolished Wolstenholme Square home are being used to resurrect the space, along with floor plans and architectural photographs. The ambitious project is in honour of 2017 ... Read More...
A further 205 homes could be added to Liverpool’s Wolstenholme Square regeneration project as part of a £36 million extension. Developer Elliot Group has agreed to acquire the neighbouring headquarters of social care charity PSS on Seel Street. A planning application is expected to be submitted to Liverpool City Council shortly to ... Read More...
A new 122-room hotel forms part of amendments to Elliot Group’s Wolstenholme Square plans in Liverpool. The revised proposals include the removal of plans to refurbish a warehouse at 5 Parr Street into a nightclub and 15 studio apartments. The Ropewalks warehouse, which was near to the former Nation nightclub, was destroyed by ... Read More...
Property development in the Baltic Triangle looks set to continue at a pace after two significant schemes were given the green light. Liverpool City Council’s planning committee yesterday (13 June) gave the go-ahead to a new £70 million hotel as well as 145 flats opposite the former Cains Brewery. Developer Elliot Group had ... Read More...
House hunters must consider the developer's track record when purchasing off-plan, according to a Liverpool property expert. Elliot Lawless, director of Elliot Group, urges buyers to make sure they are dealing with a reputable firm when investing in schemes that are yet to be built. He says: “For buyers the key consideration ... Read More...
The pros and cons of buying property off-plan in Liverpool Would you pay money for a car you’ve never been able to see let alone test drive? Or cough up cash for clothing with no guarantee it would actually be made? For most people the answer is probably no. Yet a ... Read More...
Terraced homes in Liverpool’s Georgian Quarter will not be converted into student accommodation, according to the developer despite plans stating otherwise. A spokesperson for Elliot Group, which is restoring the listed buildings on Percy Street and Upper Parliament Street, tells Your Move that its planning application erroneously listed the scheme as student homes. The ... Read More...
Plans are in to restore a row of listed terraced homes in Liverpool’s Georgian Quarter. The nine rundown townhouses, which form an L-shape along Percy Street and Upper Parliament Street, have lain empty since 2008. Developer Elliot Group has submitted a planning application to Liverpool City Council for the scheme, which it ... Read More...
Liverpool's economic potential: The importance of aspirational housing As the Liverpool City Region strives to fulfill its huge economic potential, Your Move asks how vital is it for the area’s aspirational housing options to match up to its lofty ambitions. Words by Lawrence Saunders World famous architecture, seven free museums, more listed parks than ... Read More...