Development in Focus Poet's Place on Great Homer Street attracting plenty of interest “CITY CENTRE LIVING IS GREAT, but it can have its downsides,” says Lee Darwen of developer Caro. “Poet’s Place is one of those ‘best of both worlds’ developments and we’ve been delighted with the public’s reaction.” Those two worlds are ... Read More...
New flats
Plans to build almost 200 new apartments on land between Sefton Street and Caryl Street are expected to get the go ahead from the council’s planning committee next week (29 August). Applicant Eloquent Global wants to transform a vacant plot into a mix of one and two-bedroom flats across two blocks. Proposals also ... Read More...
Plans to build a £60 million eco-friendly apartment complex in Pall Mall look set to be approved next week. The private rented sector (PRS) scheme, brought forward by Anwyl Construction, includes 336 flats alongside retail space and could rise to 21 storeys at its highest point. The proposed development, which would sit ... Read More...
The Baltic Triangle could soon be welcoming its latest residential development despite fears a proposed 11-storey apartment scheme may impact negatively on the area’s night-time economy. Plans to demolish the former Bogan's Carpets warehouse on New Bird Street and replace it with 156 flats have been recommended for approval at Liverpool ... Read More...
Over 250 new apartments could be built on Great Homer Street under new plans. Split across three blocks, the new development has been proposed for a patch of land near the junction of Virgil Street and Great Homer Street, currently home to an accident body repair shop. In total, 277 apartments are ... Read More...