Public consultation announced for next Paddington Village development

A public consultation to present HEMISPHERE has been announced by Sciontec as the next phase of development at Liverpool’s Paddington Village. Liverpool City Council as landowner is working with Sciontec, the operator of Liverpool Science Park, to deliver the project that will continue to support growth and jobs in the city’s Innovation District, Knowledge Quarter Liverpool ... Read More...

Plans in for 160 new Huyton homes

Plans to build over 160 new homes in Huyton have been submitted to Knowsley Council. The proposals are part of Ion Development’s 23-hectare Earlsfield Park masterplan which also includes a 40-acre employment park, a pub/restaurant and a hotel. Ion has submitted its application in collaboration with the Knowsley Estate for the project, ... Read More...

250-bed hotel next stage of £1bn Paddington Village

A new 250-bed hotel and serviced apartment scheme will form the next phase of development at Liverpool’s Paddington Village. Liverpool City Council says it has shortlisted three “leading hotel companies” to deliver the significant Knowledge Quarter project. Well-known names Accor, Hilton and InterContinental Hotels are the trio interested in bringing the project ... Read More...

Site being prepared for Elliot Group’s £100m Aura development

Liverpool’s former Erskine Industrial Estate site is currently being prepared for Elliot Group’s £100 million Aura accommodation development. The mixed-use project next to the city’s Knowledge Quarter will comprise homes for key workers and students alongside facilities including yoga studios, a residents’ gym, a bar and study zones. Developer Elliot group has ... Read More...

Liverpool’s economic potential: The importance of aspirational housing

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...