Strong buyer demand ‘driving housebuilding surge’

Healthy demand for new build homes is behind the recent surge in housebuilding, according to a Liverpool City Region developer. Figures from the Department for Communities and Local Government suggest the number of homes being built in England has reached its highest level since the financial crisis. Redrow spokesperson Matt Grayson says the ... Read More...

Allerton Priory homes look set for refusal

Plans to build 160 homes on green space formerly part of the Allerton Priory estate look set to be rejected. The Redrow proposals, which attracted over 3,000 comments of opposition, have been recommended for refusal at a Liverpool City Council planning committee meeting scheduled for next week. Resident groups including the Allerton ... Read More...

Housebuilders back State of the Nation housing calls

Calls for the government to address social mobility problems in Britain with new housing measures have been backed by Merseyside housebuilders. Faye Whiteoak, Redrow’s development director for Liverpool, believes the recommendations made in the Social Mobility Commission’s State of the Nation 2016 report will add much needed housing stock and benefit the ... Read More...

Former Liverpool school sites transformed into housing schemes

Blackboards to bedrooms: Former Liverpool school sites transformed into housing schemes Words by Lawrence Saunders Sourcing significant plots of prime land for housing developments in Liverpool can be difficult, especially in the city’s more sought-after areas. An increasing trend in recent years has seen several former school sites transformed into substantial housing ... Read More...

Fazakerley scheme brings jobs boost

Construction work on 60 new homes at Redrow’s Redbridge Park development in Fazakerley is creating new jobs and apprenticeships. Work is currently underway at the North Liverpool site on two show homes and a marketing suite with around 75% of staff hailing from the local area. According to figures from the Home ... Read More...