LIVERPOOL DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

October 2015

Welcome

Welcome to the latest edition of Liverpool Development Update.

If you need an indication of how far Liverpool has come from the dark days of the recession five years ago, you only have to look at the levels of investment pouring into the city today. Both 2014 and 2015 have seen significant jumps in construction activity both in the public and private sectors, with 2016 already looking to be on track to be as productive.

I am particularly pleased to see developments creating premises which will allow businesses to start up and grow. Giving existing businesses the tools to help them grow and increase employment opportunities is just as important as creating space for new investments. In Liverpool, we are committed to making both happen. DPD Geopost, Novartis, and Eli Lily are all opening new facilities, while exciting new developments like “The Hangar” and “Invest:Speke” have attracted new tenants in advance of practical completion.

With £784million worth of projects having completed since the start of this year, there remains £1.26 billion on site as at October 2015. The largest single project underway is the rebuild of the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, but I am happy to see that the City Centre residential market, so depressed for the last few years, has finally taken off again with several new schemes coming on stream. These will help to further establish the City Centre as a vibrant and colourful residential community.

In the neighbourhoods, over £500 million worth of development activity FRONT COVER: is also underway. Not only does the number of homes completed

under the Housing Delivery Plan rise to meet the target of 5,000, which I 2 promised back in 2012, but we have started new schemes for an 1 3 additional 1,500 new homes. The plans are part of a new partnership between the City Council, Redrow Homes, Liverpool Mutual Homes 4 and Willmot Dixon. In addition, site preparation works at Edge Lane Retail Park and Project Jennifer will conclude in a few months, after 1. PROPOSED: NEW CHINATOWN, which construction of the new retail developments will commence GREAT GEORGE STREET early next year bringing significant numbers of new jobs. 2. PROPOSED: FILM & TELEVISION STUDIOS AT LITTLEWOODS If you’re involved in regeneration, investment and development, then I BUILDING, EDGE LANE hope this information is useful to you. Liverpool’s best days are still 3. ON SITE: DPD GEOPOST, ahead and on behalf of my city, you are always welcome to come STONEBRIDGE BUSINESS PARK and talk to me and my team. 4. COMPLETED: ALDER HEY CHILDRENS HOSPITAL Joe Anderson, OBE Mayor of Liverpool Contents

Development Overview – Citywide 1

Development Overview: City Centre 2

City Centre: Offices 3

City Centre: Retail 4

City Centre: Leisure & Culture 5

City Centre: Hotels 6

City Centre: Knowledge Quarter 7

City Centre: Residential 8

City Centre Development Schedule 9

Development Overview: Outside the City Centre 21

Neighbourhoods: Industry & Warehousing 23

Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure 24

Neighbourhoods: Schools 25

Neighbourhoods: Health 26

Neighbourhoods: Residential 27

North Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 29

Stonebridge Cross Mayoral Development Zone 33

Central Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 35

South Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone 37

Development Overview: City-wide

CITY-WIDE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY OVERVIEW: KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:

• Value of major schemes completed in the whole City of Liverpool since January 2010: £3.83 billion

• Value of major schemes completed in Liverpool since January 2015: £784 million

• Number of potential new/safeguarded FTE

equivalent jobs created by city-wide THE £26MILLION, FOUR STAR “PULLMAN HOTEL” SITTING ON TOP OF THE developments completed since January RECENTLY COMPLETED £40MILLION EXHIBITION CENTRE LIVERPOOL WILL 2015: 2,288 OPEN IN JANUARY 2016. IT WILL HAVE 216 BEDROOMS.

• Value of major schemes currently on site CITY-WIDE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY TO city-wide: £1.26 billion. MATCH 2008’S RECORD COMPLETIONS • Number of potential new/safeguarded FTE jobs that will be created by new Construction activity across Liverpool has continued to grow year on year since 2010. The value of developments that are currently on site: schemes completing by the end of 2015 will reach 4,480 £1.1 billion, eclipsing 2014’s total of £854 million and Breakdown of development values by almost matching that achieved pre-recession when activity currently on site, Liverpool city-wide the city had attracted a flurry of investment activity in as at October 2015 (£m) the run up to its successful and memorable year as European Capital of Culture. At present the city has some £1.26 billion worth of development activity on 38 46 site, with some £508 million of this taking place outside 237 78 of the City Centre.

The health sector continues to dominate the city’s construction projects, with the new £237 million Alder Hey Childrens Hospital having opened this month, and the Royal Liverpool University Hospital being half way through its £335 million rebuild.

317 With the recession now well behind us, 2015 has seen 295 significant improvement in the housing sector. Several small investors and developers are stepping forward with modest schemes of between 6 and 20 properties both in the City Centre and the Neighbourhoods, to offer a range of alternatives to some of the larger volume house-building

24 100 schemes. At the same time, prestige developers continue to 70 INDUSTRIAL 51 report brisk selling of higher-end and aspirational housing OFFICES where demand continues to rise. RETAIL/DISTRICT CENTRES The amount of industrial/warehousing development HEALTH CENTRES & HOSPITALS completed and underway also is promising, with yet more EDUCATION (SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES) schemes coming forward at both Stonebridge Business Park and Liverpool International Business Park promising yet more HOTELS jobs for the city. OTHER MAJOR LEISURE ATTRACTIONS PUBLIC SECTOR INC INFRASTRUCTURE Key up and coming sectors to keep an eye on will be Knowledge Quarter where LJMU are set to expand and HOUSING (NON-STUDENT) consolidate their City Centre campus, and the Islington area STUDENT ACCOMMODATION where more comprehensive regeneration proposals look set to commence in 2016. 1 Development Overview: City Centre

CITY CENTRE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY OVERVIEW: KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:

 Value of major schemes completed in the City Centre since 2010: £1.76 billion

 Value of major schemes completed in the City Centre since January 2015: £425 million

 Number of potential new FTE jobs

A RECENT COUNCIL COMMISSIONED STUDY INTO STUDENT ACCOMMODATION created or safeguarded by CONCLUDED THAT THE PERCEIVED OVER SATURATION OF THE MARKET WILL developments completed since RIGHT ITSELF WITHOUT INTERVENTION. “X1 THE EDGE” AT SEYMOUR STREET OPENED IN OCTOBER 2015 AT A COST OF £12.9 MILLION, PROVIDING 231 January 2015 (when let and filled to BEDROOMS. capacity): 1,277

 Value of major schemes currently on CITY CENTRE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY site across the City Centre: £759 million SOARS TO NEW LEVELS of which £225 million is expected to complete by the end of 2015. As at October 2015, the level of development activity completed in the City Centre has already exceeded the £333million achieved in 2014, with a current estimate to reach over £600million by the end of the year.

Amongst the completions are the much welcomed £40million

Exhibition Centre Liverpool which is now being predicted to have a major impact on the city’s hotel industry in the coming years. Four new hotels have been completed, with the Pullman Hotel at Kings Dock currently nearing completion, as well as a significant part of the new Shankly Hotel on Victoria Street.

Several new student accommodation schemes have completed or will complete by the end of the year; but, more significantly, activity has increased in the non-student residential sector with (749) several new schemes having commenced and new ones coming 346 forward for planning approval. (650)

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City Centre: Offices

2015 has seen yet more refurbishments to existing buildings provide nearly 120,000 square feet of new quality floorspace, much of it Grade A. This has included over 65,000 sq ft at Bruntwood’s “The Plaza”, whilst Capital and Centric recently completed 40,000 square feet at “Tempest” on Tithebarn Street. Amongst “Tempest’s” first tenants will be London start-up incubator “Launch 22” who promote and enable entrepreneurship by providing workspace, on- demand mentoring and access to finance, one of the new breed of companies helping fledgling new businesses to set up and grow.

BRUNTWOOD’S “THE PLAZA” HAS SEEN TWO FLOORS REFURBISHED AS Completing this December, almost half of PART OF A £20 MILLION INVESTMENT PROGRAMME ACROSS THE ITS Merepark’s 75,000 square feet “The Department” PORTFOLIO OF PROPERTIES IN LIVERPOOL’S COMMERCIAL OFFICE DISTRICT. inside the former Lewis’s Building has been taken by NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group. The 33,433 sq ft letting is the first office pre-let in excess of 30,000 sq ft in the City Centre for five years.

Since January 2015: Value of office refurbishments £10.4m completed Square feet of office floorspace 137,649 refurbished Net potential safeguarded or new 1,000 jobs created when the above space is filled

CAPITAL & CENTRIC’S “TEMPEST” ON TITHEBARN STREET HAS SEEN THE £6 Currently on site (as at October 2015): MILLION TRANSFORMATION OF A RUN-DOWN 1970’S OFFICE BLOCK. Value of office refurbishments/ £58.5m developments Square feet of office floorspace 247,991 being built or refurbished

Net potential safeguarded or new 1,435 jobs created when the above space is filled

Key Facts Square feet taken up January-June 118,432* 2015 **

£20.50* Prime rent £ per square foot

7.0%* Prime yields “WILLIAM JESSOP HOUSE” IS THE FIRST OF THE NEW OFFICE BUILDINGS PROPOSED AS PART OF “LIVERPOOL WATERS”. THE 8 STOREY £20 MILLION ** CBRE Research, September 2015 BUILDING WILL SEE 100,000 SQ FT OF GRADE A SPACE BEING BROUGHT TO ** Figure does not include the 33,433 let at “The Department” and THE CITY’S WATERFRONT. other significant lettings completed since June 2015 and which will be reported on early in 2016

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City Centre: Retail

Apart from the 100,000 square feet of retail/ leisure space currently on site at Merepark’s Central Village scheme, investment in the remainder of Liverpool’s Main Retail Area has been relatively quiet. A number of façade cleansing operations are underway at Next and Lloyds Bank on Church Street amongst others, whilst John Lewis is refurbishing part of its Liverpool ONE store.

Outside of the Main Retail Area, in other parts of the City Centre, a number of large student residential schemes have been recently completed, many with ground floor retail space for small convenience foodstores such as Tesco

Express and other services. THE JOHN LEWIS STORE AT LIVERPOOL ONE IS CURRENTLY REVAMPING ITS 45,000 SQ FT FIRST FLOOR FASHION AND BEAUTY DEPARTMENT AT A COST OF £4.5 MILLION. Footfall across the traditional Main Retail Area has remained steady in the last 12 months (Sep- 14 to Aug-15), now achieving 52.21million shoppers, the same as the previous 12 months. Liverpool ONE, however, saw over 27 million visitors, a rise of 2.5% on 2014. Meanwhile, Liverpool’s retail vacancy rate dropped from 12.2% to 11.6%, putting it much closer to the UK national average.

Since January 2015:

Value of retail refurbishments/ £2.3m developments completed

Square feet of retail floorspace built 29,846 or refurbished

ARTIST’S CGI OF THE NEW INTERNAL ATRIUM INSIDE FOR THE FORMER LEWIS’S Net potential new jobs created BUILDING, CENTRAL VILLAGE, DUE FOR COMPLETION IN EARLY 2016. THE 128 when the above space is filled RETAIL/LEISURE ELEMENT OF THE £27 MILLION SCHEME IS AROUND £10 MILLION.

Currently on site (as at October 2015):

Value of retail refurbishments/ £16.5m developments across city centre

Square feet of retail floorspace 165,872 being built or refurbished

Net potential new jobs created 790 when the above space is filled

Key Facts

Square feet total retail floorspace in 3,000,000 Liverpool’s MRA

MRA Retail Vacancy Rate as at 11.6% February 2015 TWO THIRDS OF THE NEW RETAIL FLOORSPACE CREATED THIS YEAR HAS BEEN ON THE GROUND FLOORS OF SOME OF THE CITY CENTRE’S NEWEST STUDENT Zone A prime frontage rents per BUILDINGS COMPLETED THIS SUMMER. “TESCO EXPRESS” OPENED ON THE £280-£320 square foot GROUND FLOOR OF ABLETT HOUSE, GREAT CROSSHALL STREET IN OCTOBER.

4 City Centre: Leisure and Culture

Yet again, Liverpool showed the nation how to put on a party and celebrate with a calendar of hugely popular cultural events including the annual Mersey River Festival and “One Magnificent City” amongst many others. By far the most successful event of 2015 was the “Three Queens” event which brought 1.2 million visitors to the shore of the River Mersey to watch three of Cunard’s largest liners perform a “dance” in the river.

Liverpool Cruise Terminal, awarded best ‘UK Port of Call’ by Cruise Critic Awards for the second year running in November 2014 and named THE “THREE QUEENS” EVENT IN MAY 2015 WAS HELD TO COMMEMORATE “Destination of the Year” at the Seatrade Cruise THE 175TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FAMOUS CUNARD COMPANY. OVER 1.2 MILLION VISITORS CAME TO SEE THE THREE CRUISE SHIPS, GENERATING AN Awars in Hamburg last month, welcomed 54 ESTIMATED £33 MILLION FOR THE LOCAL ECONOMY. cruise liners in 2015 carrying over 81,000

passengers and 37,000 crew. That number will be exceeded in future years, with operators now booking visits for as far ahead as 2019.

In terms of leisure developments, not only did the £40 million Exhibition Centre Liverpool (next to the Arena & Convention Centre) complete in September, 2015 also saw the completion of a £13.8 million extension to the Royal Philharmonic Theatre, whilst work continues on the phased refurbishment of the Royal Court Theatre.

Since January 2015:

Value of leisure refurbishments/ £53.8m developments completed

COMPLETED: THE £40 MILLION “EXHIBITION CENTRE LIVERPOOL” OPENED IN SEPTEMBER 2015. 40 EVENTS ARE EXPECTED FOR ITS FIRST 12 MONTHS, Currently on site (as at October 2015): BRINGING IN 150,000 VISITORS AND GENERATING £20 MILLION OFR THE LOCAL ECONOMY. Value of leisure refurbishments/ £6.3m developments

Square feet of leisure floorspace 22,409 being built or refurbished Net potential new jobs created 80 when the above space is filled

Key Facts about Liverpool Annual value of Liverpool based £2.25bn tourism Jobs supported by Liverpool based 30,000 tourism Best City in the World to Visit in 2014 3rd according to travel bible Rough Guide NEW WORLD TRADING COMPANY WILL OPEN ITS 600 COVER “CLUB HOUSE” ON LIVERPOOL ONE’S CHAVASSE PARK IN NOVEMBER 2015. IT WILL JOIN A SERIES OF LEADING RESTAURANT BRANDS TO SELECT Best destination for tourists according LIVERPOOL ONE FOR NEW CONCEPTS OR A FIRST, WITH BILL’S UK’s 5th to TripAdvisor’s “Travellers Choice” RESTAURANT, CÔTE, ED’S EASY DINER, TORTILLA AND TGI FRIDAY’S ALL awards 2015 HAVING OPENED IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS.

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City Centre: Hotels

2015 has seen another 4 hotels open in Liverpool City Centre in yet another year of outstanding performance by the hotel sector. Yet again the number of hotel rooms sold has risen, with 17.5% more rooms sold between June 2014 and July 2015 over the previous 12 month period. This rise has been equally matched by rising room yields (average now £54.37), up by almost 15% over the same period; April’s weekend average hit a city record of £93.82.

Liverpool already has a great reputation as a major tourist, cultural, short-break, wedding venue and conference destination. However, demand THE LONG-AWAITED FOUR STAR “DOUBLETREE BY HILTON” HOTEL for hotel accommodation is expected to increase FINALLY OPENED ITS DOORS IN EARLY OCTOBER. ITS COST IS BELIEVED even further following the opening of the new TO HAVE BEEN OVER £50 MILLION. Exhibition Centre Liverpool.

The £26 million Pullman Hotel above the Exhibition Centre will open in January 2016, bringing a further 214 four star bedrooms to the market.

Since January 2015: Value of hotel developments £65.9m completed

New rooms created 288

Net new jobs created 120

Currently on site (as at October 2015): CREATED WITHIN FORMER OFFICE SPACE, THE £6.5 MILLION, 100 Value of hotel refurbishments/ BEDROOM “TUNE HOTEL” (CENTRE OF PHOTO) OPENED ON CASTLE £50.8m developments STREET AT THE HEART OF THE CITY’S HISTORIC DOWNTOWN QUARTER IN AUGUST 2015. Rooms being created 299

Net potential new jobs created 260

Key Hotel Data for July 2014 – June 2015 Rooms sold 1.74m (up from 1.48m in previous 12 months)

Average occupancy 75.9% (up from 73.2% in previous 12 months)

Weekend occupancy 88.6% (up from 87.3% in previous 12 months)

Weekday occupancy 73.5% IN MAY 2015 THE FORMULE HOTEL WAS ABSORBED BY ITS NEIGHBOUR, (up from 70.1% in previous 12 months) LIVERPOOL’S FIRST IBIS. THE INTERIOR OF THE FORMER FORMULE WAS SIGNIFICANTLY ALTERED, WITH ALL THE VERY SMALL ROOMS/BEDSPACES Average RevPar BEING ENLARGED. THE “ENLARGED” IBIS NOW HAS A TOTAL 192 ROOMS. £54.37 (up from £47.32 in previous 12 months)

6 City Centre: Knowledge Quarter

Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter is the hub for the city’s burgeoning knowledge economy and one of the main economic drivers of the city region. It includes the city’s universities, the Royal Liverpool University Hospital (currently being rebuilt), the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool Science Park, The National Oceanographic Centre, Mersey Bio Incubator, the Art & Design Academy, the Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts and Liverpool Community College.

Between them, these organisations provide accommodation for learning, research, incubation and commercialisation by new and growing businesses, and some £400 million has

THE £429 MILLION REBUILD OF THE ROYAL LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY been invested since 2000. TEACHING HOSPITAL CURRENTLY ON SITE, EMPLOYING OVER 600 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. THE EXISTING HOSPITAL SITE WILL BE REDEVELOPED AS A NEW BIO-MEDICAL CAMPUS EMPLOYING 5,000 SCIENTISTS AND TECHNOLOGY EXPERTS. Since January 2015:

Value of schemes completed in the £59.9m Knowledge Quarter

Currently on site (as at October 2015):

Value of developments under £502m construction

Square feet of office/health/ 1.14m education floorspace being built

Net potential new jobs created 106 when the above space is filled

Key Facts THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL’S £65 MILLION MATERIALS INNOVATION FACTORY COMMENCED ON SITE IN OCTOBER 2014. IT WILL COMPLETE IN SEPTEMBER 2016 AND PROVIDE 100 NEW JOBS.  Liverpool is one of the UK’s most popular places to study, with over 50,000 students from more than 100 countries attending its three universities, who annually contribute an estimated £300m to the city economy.

 The University of Liverpool is home to more scientists than Cambridge University.

 Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is a world leader in tackling diseases such as malaria and has grown over the past decade after winning millions of pounds in grants to expand its life-saving work – including £650m from the foundation set up by Microsoft founder Bill Gates. THE £47 MILLION “APEX BUILDING” AT CROWN STREET/WEST DERBY STREET COMPLETED IN SEPTEMBER 2015. IT IS THE SECOND AND FINAL PHASE OF DEVELOPMENT FOR THE INSTITUTE OF INFECTION AND GLOBAL HEALTH.

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City Centre: Residential

Liverpool City Centre’s population has now grown to over 33,540 living in over 14,000 residences.

With investors and aspiring homeowners returning to the city centre, 2015 has seen a resurgence in non-student residential. Over 2,000 residences are currently on site, with applications for almost 4,500 units either approved or awaiting a decision.

A recent report into the high numbers of student bedrooms being built concluded that the market will regulate itself without intervention, whilst the

Council will introduce measures to influence the GLENBROOK/MOORFIELD’S £30 MILLION “THE KEEL” AT QUEEN’S PARADE, location of proposed new projects. KINGS DOCK, SAW 240 PRIVATE RENTED APARTMENTS CREATED FROM A FORMER OFFICE BUILDING. THE STUDIOS, 1 BED, 2 BED and 3 BED APARTMENTS ARE ALL OWNED AND MANAGED BY ONE COMPANY.

Since January 2015:

Value of completed student £157.8m accommodation schemes

Number of student bedrooms 2,474 completed

Value of (non-student) residential £30.1m schemes completed

Number of (non-student) new 243 homes completed

Currently on site (at October 2015): THE UNITE GROUP HAVE SUBMITTED PLANS FOR A £35 MILLION, 772 STUDENT BEDROOM SCHEME AT 4-14 OLDHAM STREET. IF APPROVED, IT WILL £127.8m Value of student accommodation BECOME THE SECOND LARGEST SINGLE STUDENT SCHEME IN THE CITY schemes under construction CENTRE AFTER “CROWN PLACE”. Number of residential units completed or on site Number of student bedrooms under in Liverpool City Centre since 2007 2,391 construction 687

Value of (non-student) residential RESIDENTIAL UNITS £123m schemes under construction COMPLETED 2427 2474 RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON SITE Number of (non-student) new 48 1,410 homes under construction STUDENT BEDROOMS COMPLETED

1800 STUDENT BEDROOMS ON

SITE 1600 1400 1200 1322 1244 1000 1102 1031 800 849 863 757 600 601 0 582 582 400 456 181 345 366 200 243 218 24 15 18 19 114 0 0 50 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2005 8 City Centre Development Schedule

This schedule provides detailed information on schemes in the City Centre, some which have been completed in the last 10 months, are on site, have a live planning application submitted/pending or have received planning consent.

CITY CENTRE COMPLETED JANUARY 2015 – OCTOBER 2015

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED 1 Royal Liver Building, Pier Exterior refurbishments Royal London Not August 2015 head disclosed 2 Exhibition Centre New exhibition and events centre Liverpool City £40m September Liverpool, Kings Dock Council 2015 3 “The Keel”, Queens Conversion of former offices to 240 apartments, Glenbrook QD £30m September Parade, Kings Dock community space and childrens play area Limited and Mapeley 2015 STEPS Ltd

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 4 The Plaza, Old Hall Street Refurbishment of 65,000 sq ft office floorspace on 3rd Bruntwood £3m September and 4th floors 2015 5 51-55 Highfield Street Conversion and extension to form 8 student flats (34 JD Estates £0.7m January bedrooms) with media room and laundry facilities 2015

PUMPFIELDS 6 “Young Student Village”, New 4 storey building with ground floor commercial/ Peter Young £1m September 1 Paul Street light industrial units and 50 student bedrooms above 2015 7 86 Vauxhall Road Conversion of upper floors from offices to 1 x 3 and 2 Mr S Latham £0.1m September x 4 bed apartments 2015

MARYBONE 8 “The Glass Works”, 36 To erect three to eight storey student Dreamport £20m September Vauxhall Road accommodation containing 323 bedrooms (9 self- 2015 contained flats and 61 clusters). 9 “Vauxhall Vaults”, 29-31 To erect a 3 to 5 storey building with 25 student Vauxhall Vaults £1m September Vauxhall Road bedrooms and 2 ground floor retail units 2015 10 “Ablett House”, Hatton New part 7/part 9 storey building with 396 student Knightsbridge £25m September Garden and Great bedrooms, management suite, student lounge, Student Housing Ltd 2015 Crosshall Street gym, ground floor retail (Tesco) and basement car parking

ST GEORGE’S QUARTER 11 2 Queen Square Conversion of former pub to ground floor Neptune £1.0m October supermarket with restaurant above 2015

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 12 Crosshall Buildings, To carry out refurbishment works to provide 150 VITA (Crosshall) £10m September Crosshall Street student units. Limited 2015 13 “Jamworks – The Conversion to 86 student bedrooms Jamworks / StayCity £5m March 2015 Bridewell”, Cheapside 14 “DoubleTree by Hilton”, Conversion from former Municipal Annexe and DoubleTree by £50m October 6-14 Sir Thomas Street offices to form an 87 bed, 4 star hotel. Hilton 2015 15 2 Moorfields Conversion of first to fourth floors to 136 x 1 bed Rich Link £20m October studio apartments Investments Ltd 2015 16 18-20 Tithebarn Street Conversion of upper floors to 30 student bedrooms Stockton Properties Not September (HMO) disclosed 2015 17 “Tempest”, 12 Tithebarn Conversion of ground floor to retail, café/restaurant; Capital & Centric £6m August 2015 Street refurbishment of offices on 6 floors 18 Exchange Flags (Walker Minor refurbishments including new carpets and Lone Star £0.25m March 2015 House, Horton House replacement balconies 19 “Tune Hotel”, 3-19 Conversion of former offices to 99 bedroom budget Hotel Land and £6.5m August 2015 Castle Street hotel Development 9 HISTORIC DOWNTOWN continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST COMPLETED 20 Britannia Buildings, 36-54 To convert 2nd to 4th floors of office building to 21 Mr Martin Smith £1.2m June 2015 Fenwick Street bedroom hotel 21 Graeme House, Derby Refurbishment of 12,500 sq ft office space providing Downing £0.6m July 2015 Square 15 flexi-offices ranging in size from 170 to 3,600sq ft, Developments and conversion of approx. 3,500 sq ft to training space

MAIN RETAIL AREA 22 66-68 Lime Street Conversion of 1st, to 3rd floors from disused office into Mr Sobil Varguese £0.25m September 10 x 2 bedroom student flats 2015

ROPEWALKS 22 37-43 Berry Street Refurbishment and conversion of vacant building to Frenson Limited £0.2m May 2015 hot food take-away at ground floor and restaurant at ground and first floors including installation of new shop and rebuilding rear elevation 23 48 Seel Street Conversion to 10 student bedrooms Seel Street Estates £0.3m April 2015 LLP 24 52-56 Seel Street Conversion to 30 student bedrooms Seel Street Estates £1m April 2015 LLP 25 38-40 Slater Street Conversion of 38 Slater Street from residential to Rose Ten Limited £1m September incorporate it into existing bar at 40 Slater Street, to 2015 provide enlarged restaurant/bar uses with function room, outdoor eating/drinking area, and ancillary staff accommodation at second/third floor at 38 Slater Street 26 Epic Apart-Hotel Duke Conversion of vacant office building to a 19 suite Epic Hotels £0.9m April 2015 Street, 75 Duke Street apart-hotel 27 “Le Bateau”, 62 Duke Conversion of upper floors to 4 x 4 bedroom serviced Not disclosed £0.4m January Street apartments over ground floor restaurant 2015

BALTIC TRIANGLE 27 Ibis Hotel, Wapping Absorption of the former Formule Hotel into the Ibis Hotels £2m May 2015 adjoining Ibis Hotel, with internal changes to reduce the number of rooms. Total rooms now 192 (down from previously combined 214). 28 “The Artesian”, 10-14 New 6/7 storey mixed use building, with 99 one Lawless £3m September Jamaica Street bedroom student apartments with communal Developments 2015 lounge, gym and 9 commercial units at ground floor. Limited 29 3 Bridgewater Street New 8 storey building with 48 student apartments Baltic Properties £2.5m September and ground floor retail. North West (BPNW) 2015 30 “The Studios at X1 The To erect 224 studio apartments in a 10 storey building X1 Developments £15m August 2015 Quarter”, Sefton with ancillary communal facilities Ltd Street/Parliament Street 31 Taylor Bros (Liverpool) To change use from warehouse to B1 office and carry Holloway Cook £0.15m August 2015 Ltd, 15 Caryl Street out associated external alterations. Associates Ltd

HOPE STREET QUARTER 32 28 Hope Street/10 To change use to form 3 student flats and 6 student Mr B Ungi £0.3m September Maryland Street studios. 2015 33 Josephine Butler House, New mixed use development with six ground floor Maghull £30m September Hope Street/ Myrtle retail/restaurant/bar units, student accommodation Developments 2015 Street on upper floors comprising 345 rooms situated in 20 cluster apartments and 208 self-contained studios. 34 Royal Philharmonic Hall, Refurbishment of theatre with replacement extension Royal Liverpool £13.8m October Hope Street Philharmonic 2015 35 Philharmonic Court, To replace five outdated student blocks with two Worthington £25m September Catherine Street linked buildings containing 354 student bedrooms Properties 2015

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 36 Melville Grove/ Melville Phased refurbishment of 349 student bedrooms University of £5.5m September Place Liverpool 2015

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 37 “X1 The Edge”, Land at New 5/7 storey building comprising 231 student X1 Developments £12.9m September junction of Seymour bedspaces, gym, and ground floor commercial Ltd 2015 Street/St Vincent Street space. 38 “Apex Building”, West New 4 storey research/office/ laboratory building University of £47m September Derby Street/ Crown with roof top plant equipment. Phase 2 of 2 for the Liverpool 2015 Street: Phase 2 Institute of Infection and Global Health.

10 CITY CENTRE ON SITE

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE 39 Pullman Hotel, Kings New 216 bed 4 star hotel Liverpool City £26m January Dock Council 2016

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 40 Cotton House, Old Hall Conversion of fifth floor from offices to training suite; Bruntwood £3m November Street new restaurant and refurbishment of commercial 2015 units on ground floor; improvements to courtyard and public realm infront of the building 41 Commercial District Repaving works to Old Hall Street, Bixteth Street and Liverpool City £0.8m December public realm Edmund Street Council 2015 improvements

PUMPFIELDS 42 “North Point”, 70-90 Pall To redevelop site with a four to nineteen storey mixed PHD1 £90m September Mall, L3 use development comprising 366 live/work units 2017 studios, one and two bedroom apartments) a 515 space multi-storey car park, ground floor retail units, restaurants, gym, spa and commercial offices with public/private gardens at third/fourth floor level

MARYBONE 43 Land at Great Crosshall New 14 storey building with ground floor commercial Gipsy International £12m September Street/Fontenoy Street unit and 398 student bedrooms above 2016

ST GEORGE’S QUARTER 44 Royal Court Theatre, Major refurbishment of theatre Royal Court £10.6m June 2017 Roe Street Liverpool Trust

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 45 Citrus House, 40-46 Dale Conversion of upper floors from offices to 34 Day Architectural £3m Summer Street apartments, and ground floor to 2 commercial units Ltd 2016 46 Moorfields Merseyrail Refurbishment of underground railway station Merseyrail £8m August 2016 Station 47 Wellington Buildings, The To change use from offices to provide 96 residential Seven Capital (The £6m May 2016 Strand units. Strand) Ltd 48 17-19 Fenwick Street To convert existing vacant office space to 34 Liverpool Hospitality £1.5m Spring 2016 bedroom hotel accommodation Limited

MAIN RETAIL AREA 49 Chancery House, 96 Conversion of existing building and new build 6 JCC Building £5m September Paradise Street storeys to mixed use scheme with 37 apartments, Services LLP 2016 ground floor retail unit and artisan deli/café. 50 John Lewis store, Refurbishment of 45,000 sq ft first floor fashion & John Lewis £4.5m November Liverpool ONE beauty department, with new cafe 2015 51 Chavasse Park Grill New two storey pavilion-style restaurant for New Grosvenor £1.5m October House, Liverpool ONE World Trading Company 2015 52 “Shankly Hotel”, former Conversion to mixed use leisure/gym, ground floor Signature Living £20m Spring 2016 Millennium House, offices, hotel (61 suites), apart-hotel (22 serviced Victoria Street apartments), bar/restaurant and basement car park. 53 Central Village: Lewis's, Refurbishment/partial demolition/conversion of Central £27m Autumn 40 Ranelagh Street existing retail store to create a new pedestrian plaza. Regeneration 2015 The building will include various uses such as retail, Limited Partnership/ financial and professional services, restaurant/cafe, Merepark bars, hot food take-away, 75,000 sq ft office space, casino and live music venue and nightclub. 54 Watson Building, and New 8 storey extension to Watson Building and West Nile £15m October building at 28-32 conversion to offices, including new basement car Developments 2015 Renshaw Street park. Limited 55 “Newington Plaza”, New 13 storey building with 192 student apartments Legacy Student £15m September Renshaw Street Living (Liverpool) LLP 2016

ROPEWALKS 56 “X1 Liverpool 1”, Seel New 6/9 storey development with 331 student X1 Developments Ltd £18m January Street bedrooms above ground floor retail/commercial. 2016 57 “The Watchmakers”, 58- Refurbishment of existing building as 10 bedroom Seel Street Estates £2.2m September 60 Seel Street/30 Slater student accommodation, including ground floor LLP 2016 Street shops/cafes etc. 58 86 - 90 Duke Street, 7 Partial demolition and 4 storey redevelopment to Langtree Group Plc £8m January Henry Street, 14 Suffolk provide offices with basement car park. 2016 Street 11 CHINATOWN MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER COST TO COMPLETE 59 Vacant site at Duncan New build 12 x two and three bedroom houses Liverpool Mutual £1.5m November Street Homes 2015

BALTIC TRIANGLE 60 “Baltic Village”, Redevelopment with 3 new buildings (13, 10 and 8 Neptune Baltic £32m September Wapping storeys) to include retail/commercial space and 308 Limited 2016 apartments, residents-only gym, laundry, reception/ meeting areas, public square, underground car park. 61 24 Kitchen Street Conversion of warehouse to mixed use public event Windle & Roberts £1m September space, including café/restaurant, public house, 2016 theatre space/nightclub/art studio with eating terrace on roof and garden nursery. 62 3a Bridgewater Street Conversion and extension of existing warehouse to 7 Baltic Properties £3m April 2016 x 3 bed apartments with ground floor retail/ North West (BPNW) commercial unit and underground parking. 63 5-7 Bridgewater Street New 8 to 10 storey building containing 118 studio Baltic Properties £7m September apartments above ground floor commercial unit, North West (BPNW) 2016 communal space and parking on lower ground floor. 64 “Norfolk House”, 70-78 To erect 5 to 9 storey apartment building containing Baltic Developments £15m August 2016 Norfolk Street/51 156 studio apartments. Limited (The Elliot Simpson Street Group) 65 “Baltic House – Phase To erect a 9-11 storey building comprising 356 Pinnacle Student £10m September 1”, Land between student bedrooms in studios and cluster apartments Developments 2016 Norfolk Street and Brick with communal facilities and 12,835 sq ft of Limited Street office/creative workshop space at ground and first floor level. 66 “The Terrace at X1 The To erect 101 apartments in a 17 storey building X1 Developments £11m September Quarter”, Sefton Street/ Ltd 2016 Parliament Street

HOPE STREET QUARTER 67 LIPA extension, 68 Hope Refurbishment and conversion of former College of Liverpool Institute of £7.5m December Street Art and Design to provide improved rehearsal Performing Arts 2015 performance and teaching accommodation. (LIPA) 68 “Philharmonic Rise”, 35- Deconversion of existing student accommodation Hollinwood Homes £7m December 39 Falkner Street, 4-22 back to original 23 individual private town houses Limited 2015 Catharine Street 69 Hahnemann Building & Conversion to 100 student bedrooms with common Maghull £8m December 58 Hope Street rooms Developments 2015 70 12 Hardman Street Conversion of 1st floor from office to residential Mr Mark Peng £0.15m December 2015 71 32 Rodney Street and 45 Conversion to a ground floor public house with rear Mr Gavin Heard £0.25m December Leece Street terrace and 5 serviced apartments above. 2015

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 72 Myrtle Parade, Myrtle To replace existing shopping parade with two new Liverpool Edge £15m September Street blocks of 4 and 8 storeys with 303 student bedrooms (Myrtle Parade) 2016 and ground floor retail space. Limited 73 Vine Street Depot land To erect 2 blocks of student accommodation (7 and Marcus Worthington £8m Summer bordered by Chatham 4 storeys) providing 114 apartments with car parking Properties 2016 Street/Myrtle Street/ following demolition of buildings and structures on Vine Street former depot site.

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 74 University of Liverpool, To erect four storey extension with two storey link to University of Not September Chatham Street existing management school building. Liverpool disclosed 2016 75 Materials Innovation Replacement of Muspratt Lecture Theatre with 5 University of £65m September Factory University of storey Research Laboratory Building, incorporating Liverpool 2016 Liverpool, Grove Street laboratories, offices and associated support spaces linked to existing Donnan Building. 76 Royal Liverpool Redevelopment to provide a hospital and related Royal Liverpool & £429m Spring 2017 University Hospital, healthcare facilities comprising core hospital Broadgreen University Prescot Street buildings, energy centre, future healthcare buildings Hospitals NHS Trust

ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD 77 “Plato House”, 7-21 To erect six storey residential development Pinnacle Student £4.3m Summer Greek Street comprising 86 studio units for student occupation. Developments 2016 78 “The Paramount”, 488 bedroom student accommodation in 7 to 11 Pinnacle Student £35m December Pudsey Street/28 storey building Developments 2015 London Road Limited 12 CITY CENTRE ANTICIPATED

WATERFRONT MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 79 “William Jessop To erect 8 storey office building with Peel Holdings Application Not Not known House”, William ground floor commercial retail (Land and 15F/0560 awaiting stated Jessop Way, Princes Property) Ltd signing of legal Dock agreement since June 2015 80 Cunard Building, Pier Part ground floor conversion to British Music Scheme announced £3.1m April 2016 Head museum of popular music Experience in press 81 Land next to the To erect one 15 storey and one 13 Investec Bank Permission granted £15m Not known Dolby Hotel, Queens storey buildings, comprising 189 flats November 2012 Dock and 3 duplex apartments

COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 82 1 Old Hall Street Refurbishment of over 21,000 sq ft Downing Planning application £2m Not known offices Developments not required 83 Orleans House, Refurbishment of office building Bruntwood Planning application £5m Autumn Edmund Street not required 2016 84 “Exchange Station”, Refurbishment of existing office Ashtenne Space Permission granted £4m 2016-18 Mercury Court, building providing 175,7000 sq ft Northwest December 2012. Tithebarn Street 85 Pall Mall/Exchange Major new mixed-use development To be Supplementary £200m 3-15 years (bordered by Leeds to provide offices, retail/restaurants, determined Planning Document Street, Pall Mall) residential units, basement car approved. parking, multi-storey car park, landscaped open space. 86 30/36 Pall Mall Two new 8 and 18 storey office West Bay Capital Permission renewed £50m Not known buildings linked by a glazed January 2013 courtyard, with ground floor retail, 165 space basement car park.

PUMPFIELDS 87 North Liverpool Refurbishment of part of building as North Liverpool Application £0.1m January Community College construction training centre Community expected 2016 College 88 Land between New building of between five and W.F. Doyle and Permission granted £16m Not known Blackstock Street & eight storeys comprising 200 flats, Co. Ltd. February 2014 Paul Street with associated parking. 89 Site at Bevington To demolish existing buildings, erect Jamworks Application £30m Not known Bush/Gardners Row/ three (7, 9 and 14 storey) apartment 15F/2208 submitted Edgar Street blocks containing 377 residential September 2015 units ground floor communal space with car parking

MARYBONE 90 55-63 Great Crosshall To convert former church school Bridgewater Application £10m Not known Street building and construct new part 5, Services Limited 15F/0817 submitted 6, and 8 storey accommodation April 2015 block to provide 193 student rooms. 91 “Studio 200”, 11 To erect nine storey building with Key Design LLP Permission granted £10m August 2017 Fontenoy Street 200 student bedrooms. April 2015

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN 92 97-105 Dale Street Conversion of 1st to 3rd floors as Garry Usherwood Application 15PO/ Not known residential apartments Associates Ltd 2428 submitted October 2015 93 87-95 Dale Street/2-6 To rebuild 12 residential units above Jamworks Permission granted £1.5m Not known Cheapside ground floor commercial office units February 2014 94 37 Cheapside Conversion and extension to create BTE Limited Permission granted £0.75m Not known 12 bedroom student bedrooms August 2015 95 Bands Building, 8 To convert 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors to Amber View Permission granted £0.4m Not known Vernon Street provide 6 apartments. Estates Limited April 2015 96 Princes Building, 81 Conversion of Princes Building, 81 LAAB Permission granted Not Not known Dale Street, 11-13 Dale Street to form 35 apartments, Developments June 2015 known Cheapside and 10 including the reconfiguration of Limited Hockenhall Alley ground floor commercial units. Conversion of no.10 Hockenhall Alley and 11-13 Cheapside to form office/reception accommodation, together with a five storey extension at the rear of 10 Hockenhall Alley. 13 HISTORIC DOWNTOWN continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 97 Stanley Court, 19-23 Conversion of existing office Beaumont (September 2015) £2m Not known Stanley Street building to 48 micro studio Morgan Permitted by prior apartments Developments Ltd approval 98 14 Cook Street Conversion of former office space Pierce & (October 2014) £0.5m Not known to 18 apartments Biersadorf Permitted by prior approval 99 Harrington House, Conversion of 2nd and 3rd floors to Derwent Lodge Application 15F/1878 £2m Not known Harrington Street 12 apartments, and erect two Estates Limited submitted October storey rooftop extension to create 2015 additional 9 apartments (21 in total). Replacement of ground floor shopfronts, and reconfiguring entrances to existing ground floor nightclubs. 100 47 Castle Street Conversion of office building to 77 EasyHotel Application 15F/2233 £3m April 2016 bedroom budget hotel above submitted ground floor restaurant September 2015 101 25-27 Castle Street Conversion of 1st to 3rd floors from Highneal Limited Application 15F/2271 £1m Not known office space to 16 apartments submitted September 2015 102 Martins Building, Conversion to 138 bedroom five star Castlewood Permission granted £40m Not known Water Street hotel Property August 2015 Management Ltd 103 India Buildings, Water To remove internal walls and Kish Eleven Permission granted £1m Not known Street partitions and refurbish sixth floor April 2014 (30,000 sq ft) and part of 4th floor (20,000 sq ft) to provide open plan office accommodation. 104 Oriel Chambers, Refurbishment of two neighbouring Bruntwood Planning permission £2.5m Not known Water Street & 5 office buildings not needed Covent Garden 105 Mersey House, The Conversion of office block to 122 Jupiter (December 2013) Not Not known Strand apartments (10 x bedroom, 56 x 2 Investments Ltd Permitted by prior known bedroom, 56 x 1 bedroom) approval 106 Victoria House, 7-11 Conversion of office building to 63 Downing (April 2014) Permitted Not Not known James Street x 1 bedroom studio apartments Developments by prior approval known

MAIN RETAIL AREA 107 Hilton Hotel, 3 Thomas New two storey extension to provide Ability Hotels Permission granted £2.5m April 2016 Steers Way extended first floor ballroom/ (Liverpool) February 2015 conferencing facilities above ground Limited floor commercial unit, with alterations to nightclub access. 108 Produce Exchange, 8 Refurbishment and conversion to 54 Treasure View Permission granted £6m Not known Victoria Street x 1, 2 and 3 bedroom luxury Limited October 2015 apartments 109 13-17 Tarleton Street Conversion of upper storeys from Miller Brook Application 15F/2398 £0.3m Not known offices to 6 studio duplex Properties Limited submitted October apartments at first floor level (retail 2015 retained at ground floor). 110 George Henry Lee Conversion of upper floors to 114 Gethar Ventures Permission granted £15m Not known Building, Church bedroomed 4 star apart-hotel or 100 January 2014 Street room apart-hotel with restaurant 111 11-17 Parker Street Conversion of second to seventh Jamworks Limited Permission granted £5m October floors to 91 x 1 bedroom apartments September 2015 2015 112 13-17 Ranelagh Conversion of existing ground floor Poseidon Permission granted £0.5m Not known Street unit to fast food restaurant and 1st Investments September 2015 and 3rd floors into 7 bed HMO 113 21-23 Ranelagh Conversion of ground and lower Rathbone Trust Permission granted £0.5m Not known Street ground floor into restaurant and 1st- Company Limited March 2015 3rd floors above into 9 apartments as Trustees for York Terrace Settlement 114 Central Village: 3 storey extension at the rear to Central Permission renewed £20m Not known Central Station provide additional retail space and Regeneration May 2013 new linkages into the approved Limited/Merepark Central Village scheme. 115 Central Village: New mixed development comprising Central Permission renewed £26.4m Not known “Boardwalk”, site 214 x 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, Regeneration May 2013 bounded by Back cinema, commercial space, parking Limited/Merepark Bold Street, Cropper for 100 cars, and the creation of a Street, Newington new pedestrian plaza level across and Lawton Street Cropper Street).

14 ROPEWALKS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 116 “The Dome”, Central To convert upper floors of building OBG - NEXTDOM Permission granted Not Not known Hall, 35 Renshaw St to 41 bed student accommodation January 2014 known 117 3 Oldham Place New 6 storey building comprising of Oldham Place Application 15F/0548 £4m Not known 117 student bedrooms and ground Limited submitted March floor retail unit 2015 118 4-14 Oldham Street To erect max 12 storey building with Unite Group Plc Application 15F/1390 £35m August 2017 772 student bedrooms, communal submitted June 2015 areas and ground floor retail 119 89-99 Renshaw Street To erect 8 storey building comprising Citylife Application 15F/2521 £7m Not known 77 residential units with ground floor Developments submitted October retail/office uses Limited 2015 120 Holmes Building, Conversion of upper floors to 8 JSM Bar & Leisure Permission granted Not Not known Concert Square, 46 bedroom boutique hotel Group September 2015 known Wood Street 121 84 Bold Street Conversion of first and second floors Zoe Antonis Permission granted Not Not known 6 self-contained apartments Limited May 2015 known 122 66 Bold Street Conversion of former pub to hotel Mr Mark Rea Permission granted Not Not known (17 bedrooms and 6 suites) including August 2015 known construction of new fifth floor and lift shaft extension. 123 16-20 Berry Street To divide ground floor of existing Euro Chemist Permission granted £0.4m Not known building to form new office entrance December 2012 and erect two storey office building with basement storage to the rear. 124 56 Parr Street To erect four storey seven bedroom G & W Stamper Permission granted Not Not known student town house following October 2012 known demolition of existing garage. 125 118 Duke Street To convert property to 5 self- Poseidon Application 15F/0370 £0.5m Not known contained student (20 bedrooms) Investments submitted February apartments with 5 storey extension to 2015 rear, with a total. 126 16 Fleet Street To erect seven storey block of 52 Hope Street Permission granted £3m Not known student bedrooms with ground floor Properties Limited April 2015 commercial uses 127 13-23 Seel Street Conversion of second and third Hope Street Permission granted £1m Not known floors to offices and D1 Use (Non- Properties Limited November 2014 residential Institutions). 128 30-40 Seel Street To erect second and third floor Hope Street Permission granted £3m Spring 2017 extensions during conversion to 33 x Properties Limited April 2015 1 bedroom serviced apartments on upper floors and 4 retail units at ground and basement levels. 129 “Wolstenholme Replacement of existing buildings Wolstenholme Permission granted £40m March 2018 Square North”, 5 Parr with mixed use development Square September 2015 Street & Wolsten- comprising four blocks of between 3 Developments holme Square plus and 10 storeys to accommodate Limited land/premises replacement nightclub over two between northern basement levels, a range of edge of Wolsten- commercial units and 333 studio holme Square and apartments on upper floors, and Seel Street change of use of existing warehouse to accommodate mix of commercial uses, nightclub and 114 studio apartments above, together with re-landscaping of Wolstenholme Square, cycle parking, plant/storage areas, sub- station and pavement cafes. 130 11-13 Wolstenholme Conversion of 11-13 Wolstenholme Hope Street Permission granted £2m Not known Square, 67-73 Duke Square to 2 ground floor retail/ Properties Limited July 2015 Street leisure units with 15 serviced apartments on upper floors and redevelop Tunnage Square and pedestrian underpass with a 4 to 5 storey building fronting Duke Street with 2 ground floor retail units and 7 serviced apartments on upper floors 131 The Foundry, 42 Henry Conversion of upper four floors to 12 The Regenda Permission granted £0.75m Not known Street residential apartments. Group August 2012 132 68-70 Duke Street Conversion and extension of disused GO2: 12 Jordan Permission granted £0.45m Not known office building to form 3 x 2 Street August 2015 bedroom apartments and 1x 1 bed studio apartment.

15 ROPEWALKS continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 133 65 Duke Street/14 To erect 5 storey building to provide Lady Mia Limited Application 15F/0091 £3.5m Not known Wolstenholme Square 71 units of student accommodation awaiting signing of following partial demolition of legal agreement existing building. since April 2015 134 50a Duke Street Conversion of vacant former club to Mr Y Chun Cao Permission granted £0.3m Not known a 14 bedroom student June 2015 accommodation (HMO) 135 Gostins Building, 32-36 Conversion from offices to hotel on E T S Holdings Permission granted Not Not known Hanover Street 2nd to 7th floors and retain retail use September 2013 known to ground and 1st floors. Conversion of 5th and 8th floors to Imagine English Application 15F/2307 Not Not known educational use Limited submitted September known 2015

CHINATOWN 136 44 Nelson Street Conversion of existing premises with Frenson Limited Permission granted Now Not known new build to rear to create a 16 September 2014 known bedroom house in multiple occupation. 137 “New Chinatown”, Redevelopment in 3 phases with 800 China Town Outline application £100m 2018 Great George Street new homes, ground floor Development 15O/1998 submitted commercial space, 140 bedroom Company Limited September 2015. hotel, restaurants, gymnasium, Chinese market, food court, hospitality facilities, landscaped gardens and underground parking.

BALTIC TRIANGLE 138 Land bounded by Two new 10 to 20 storey buildings One Park Lane Permission granted £50m Not known Park Lane, Pownall with 284 apartments (34 x 3 bed, Limited August 2015 Street, Liver Street 136 x 2 bed, 54 x 1 bed and 60 and Beckwith Street studios); four commercial units, gymnasium, cafes, 47 basement parking spaces 139 “Baltic Square”, land Conversion of existing mill into 134 One Park Lane Permission granted £80m Not known bounded by Park apartments; to redevelop adjacent Limited November 2014 Lane, Beckwith land with three blocks, 10, 11 and Street, Carpenters 14 storeys, to provide 194 Row and Cornhill apartments and 200 serviced (former Heap's Rice apartments, together with 574 sqm Mill) of commercial floorspace. 140 King’s Dock Mill – Mixed use development with 180 Fountain Trustees Permission granted £26.4m Not known Phases 2 & 3, land at bedroom hotel, 100 apartments, & Hurst Street Ltd March 2015 Hurst Street, Sparling 220 bed YHA building, ground floor Street, Tabley Street, retail, car parking; and outline Wapping application for 95 bedroom care home. 141 66-68 Kitchen Street Hybrid application for mixed use Waterfront Application 15F/0827 £2m Not known development comprising retention Holdings submitted April 2015 of existing commercial uses on ground, first, second and third floors and conversion/extension of fourth floor to create new restaurant/ cafe; and outline application to erect 8 storeys of additional residential accommodation above warehouse to create 30 self- contained flats. 142 Land between Conversion of ground floor to Tesni Properties Application 15F/2209 Not known Bridgewater Street/ retail/commercial space with 26 Ltd submitted Simpson Street/ apartments on upper floors (with September 2015 Watkinson Street two storey extension). 143 Land between To erect 9 storey apartment The Elliot Group Application 15F/0557 £5m August 2016 Norfolk Street, building containing 100 studio awaiting signing of Watkinson Street and apartments with ground floor foyer, legal agreement Simpson Street, flexible lounge space, cycle, plant since June 2015 and bin storage. 144 “Berry House To erect two buildings with 173 PHD1 Application 15F/1240 £15m Not known Gallery+”, Land studio apartments, 24 x 1 bed Construction submitted May 2015 between Norfolk apartments, offices, gallery and Limited Street and Brick retail space and car parking. Street

16 BALTIC TRIANGLE continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 145 “The Tower” at X1 The New 17 storey apartment block with X1 Developments Revised application £15m September Quarter, Sefton Street/ 101 apartments Ltd anticipated 2016 Parliament Street 146 Cains Brewery New tourism/leisure/retail hub with Cains Brewery Permission granted £150m 2018 Village, Stanhope four screen cinema, food store, 450 March 2014 Street apartments, 400 space multi-storey car park. Grade II listed brewery building to be restored to include 100 room boutique hotel, digital works studios, food market, spa, gym, restaurants, function rooms. Conversion of warehouse to form Baltic Yards Ltd & Permission granted Not Not known temporary designer retail/artisan/ Brewery Village August 2014 known crafts/tourism bazaar with Ltd performance space, office and storage for a temporary period of 5 years with temporary car parking, cycle parking and landscaping

HOPE STREET QUARTER 147 Land adjacent to 20 To erect a two storey building to Liverpool Permission granted Not Not known Lady Chapel Close/ provide training and educational Cathedral October 2014 known opposite St. James facilities in association with House, St James Road Liverpool Cathedral. 148 Liverpool Institute for To erect 2/3 storey extension to Liverpool Institute Application 15F/2159 Not Not known Performing Arts, provide a sixth form college in its for Performing submitted known Mount Street Hope Street wing. Arts September 2015 149 31 Rodney Street Conversion from doctor’s surgery to RSL Property Application 13F/2858 £0.3m Not known 7 apartments Management Ltd submitted October 150 Former Royal School Conversion of lower ground to DB Limited Application 15F/0888 Not Not known for the Blind, Hardman second floors to retail, café, submitted August known Street/Hope Street restaurant/bars 2015 151 3-5 Rodney Street Conversion of former NHS Centre to Metis Application 15F/1596 £0.5m Not known 25 bed HMO for young professionals Developments submitted July 2015 152 2 Maryland Street Conversion from office to 12 Mr Warren Permission granted Not Not known student bedrooms (HMO) McQuillan June 2015 known 153 5 Myrtle Street Conversion of 1st floor student Downing Permission granted £0.3m Not known accommodation to offices June 2015

CANNING GEORGIAN QUARTER 154 1 Grove Street To erect a three storey building Grove Street Permission granted £1m Not known comprising 8 student studios and 1 x Studios Ltd March 2015 4 bedroom student cluster apartment

KNOWLEDGE QUARTER 155 Land bounded by To erect mixed use development Butler Company Application 15F/0297 £40m Not known Skelhorne Street, comprising two blocks up to 20 Ltd and NALM submitted February Bolton Street, Hilbre storeys high providing ground floor Limited 2015 Street commercial uses with student accommodation (488 bedrooms) with 192 room aparthotel 156 Lime Street Gateway: To erect mixed use development Regeneration Permission granted £35m September Lime Street Eastern comprising ground floor Liverpool and September 2015 2017 Terrace, 45-77 Lime commercial, retail and leisure uses Neptune In Street and 20-22 with 90 bedroomed hotel above Partnership Bolton Street and student accommodation. Refurbishment of 45 Lime Street and partial demolition of 79 Lime Street and all other existing buildings. 157 LJMU Campus, Conversion of former postal sorting LJMU Planning application £70m Not known Copperas Hill/ office into a central teaching, anticipated Brownlow Hill library and sports facility 158 Sensor City Incubator, To erect 3-4 storey incubator facility Sensor City Application 15F/2311 £15m September Site bounded by comprising incubator units, Liverpool Limited submitted 2017 Russell Street and laboratories, breakout spaces and September 2015 Warren Street meeting rooms with, car and cycle parking. 159 113 Mount Pleasant Conversion from offices to Topland Group Application 15F/2405 Not Not known additional hotel accommodation submitted October known for neighbouring Feathers Hotel (17 2015 additional bedrooms).

17 KNOWLEDGE QUARTER continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 160 Computing Services Outline application to erect University of Outline application £2m Not known Department, University computer data centre in existing Liverpool 15O/1882 submitted of Liverpool, Brownlow car park at rear with linked access August 2015 Hill to computer services building

161 Mount Vernon Pub, Conversion and extensions to form JD Estates Permission granted £1.5m Not known Irvine Street West 4 cluster flats with 32 student March 2015 bedspaces 162 Liverpool BioInnovation New build research and Royal Liverpool & Permission granted £22m Not known Centre, Royal Liverpool development centre, internal new Broadgreen March 2012 University Hospital, road alignments and car park University Prescot Street Hospitals NHS Trust

ISLINGTON & LONDON ROAD MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION 163 Land at corner of To erect 8/10 storey block of Islington Application 14F/0874 £25m Not known Devon Street/Moss student accommodation Regeneration submitted April 2014 Street containing 342 units with ground Company floor communal lounge commercial floorspace. 164 Falkland House, 20 Conversion of vacant ground floor Falkland House Permission granted £0.3m Not known Falkland Street retail units to create 8 additional Developments December 2014 self-contained student studio units 165 33 Devon Street New part six, part eight storey AMA (NW) Outline permission £5m Not known building with ground floor retail and Developments renewed April 2013 48 student flats (166 bedrooms). Co Ltd 166 Gildart Street/Devon 3 new 6/8 storey blocks of student Islington Application 14F/0856 £40m Not known Street accommodation containing a Regeneration submitted April 2014 total of 580 bedrooms with ground Company floor communal space and retail/leisure. 167 71-73 Kempston Street Conversion of existing light Skyline Application 15F/0649 Not known industrial units and construction of Developments submitted March 3 additional floors to provide 42 Ltd 2015 student bedrooms and 1 caretaker’s flat, gym, laundry and ground floor retail unit. 168 63 Kempston Street To convert retail unit to student Not Tom Ltd Permission granted £1m Not known accommodation - 6 clusters (18 September 2013 beds in total) 169 4 Gildart Street To erect 6 storey building of 44 Mr Jayson Van Outline application £10m Not known cluster/studio (116 bedrooms) Flute 13O/1566 awaiting apartments and ground floor signing of legal commercial unit agreement since February 2014 170 20-28 Oakes Street To erect 6 storey building with 30 Mr Harry Application 14F/1576 Not Not known student flats. Manning registered July 2014 known 171 LSTM - Car Park, To erect 4 storey block with 28 Liverpool School Outline application Not Not known Pembroke Place student bedrooms of Tropical 14O/1989 registered known Medicine August 2014 172 29, 31, 33 and 35 To erect extension to Anson House, Liverpool School Permission granted Not Not known Pembroke Place incorporating 35 Pembroke Place of Tropical July 2015 known and change of use to 35 Medicine Pembroke Place following demolition of 29, 31 and 33 Pembroke Place 173 “The Lightbox”, 3-5 To erect 5 storey student Mr Barry Ramm Permission granted £2.5m Not known Lower Gill Street accommodation consisting 5 February 2013 cluster units (6 bedrooms each) and 4 student flats. 174 Site at the corner of To erect 3 blocks of student Islington Application 14F/2466 £45m Not known Islington and Norton accommodation of 8, 11 and 15 Regeneration awaiting signing of Street, storeys providing 738 bedrooms Company legal agreement with ground floor communal since February 2015 welfare, leisure and management facilities, ground floor commercial space. 175 9-11 Camden Street To erect 5 storey student block Mr Tony Shirley Permission granted £2.5m Not known with 5 cluster units (44 bedrooms) January 2014 following demolition of existing terraced properties. 18 88 PUMPFIELDS 6 89 42 87 7 WATERFRONT

MARYBONE 8 85 9 90 5 163 166 165 164 4 43 86 10 174 168 167 85 91 COMMERCIAL ISLINGTON & 169 83 175 162 79 DISTRICT 84 LONDON ROAD 76 40 41 94 13 ST GEORGE’S 170 92 16 95 93 78 172 171 46 96 QUARTER 41 37 17 12 77 15 14 173 82 HISTORIC 45 52 18 97 11 38 DOWNTOWN 44 102 19 KNOWLEDGE 158 161 103 160 101 108 155 QUARTER 98 156 157 104 22 1 99 47 100 109 111 20 48 110 80 113 105 112 MAIN RETAIL 53 106 21 AREA 54 51 114 115 55 116 159 75 56 126 120 117 127 121 50 135 128 23 122 107 129 24 119 118 152 49 134 133 57 130 71 32 26 25 25 151 33 132 ROPEWALKS 123 58 70 153 36 149 74 124 150 34 131 125 138 72 27 22 69 35 73 139 68 67 60 136 148 HOPE STREET CANNING CHINATOWN 140 QUARTER GEORGIAN WATERFRONT 29 QUARTER 61 154 63 62 137 142 28 141 144 59 64 65 147 143 39 137 BALTIC 2 TRIANGLE

Location of recently completed, current and 30 81 145 146 proposed major development schemes in 3 31 Liverpool City Centre 66

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20 Development Overview: Outside the City Centre

NEIGHBOURHOODS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY OVERVIEW: KEY FACTS AT A GLANCE:

• Value of major schemes completed in the Neighbourhoods since 2010: £3.86 billion

• Value of major schemes completed in the Neighbourhoods during 2015: £359 million

• Number of potential new FTE equivalent jobs created or safeguarded by REDSUN’S £10 MILLION “INNOVATE:SPEKE” WILL COMPLETE AT THE END OF OCTOBER 2015. ALL FOUR OF THE INDIVIDUAL WAREHOUSES HAVE BEEN developments completed during 2015 SOLD AHEAD OF COMPLETION. THE NEW OWNERS MOVING IN INCLUDE (when buildings fully occupied): 1,000 KILLER INK (SUPPLIERS OF INKS TO THE TATTOO INDUSTRY), CHARGEPOINT (RELOCATING FROM A SMALLER UNIT AT VENTURE POINT NEXT DOOR), AND STUDIOCARE PROFESSIONAL AUDIO LTD. • Value of major schemes currently on site: £508 million, of which £161 million will complete by the end of 2015. FIRMS ANNOUNCED FOR NEW INDUSTRIAL/ WAREHOUSING PREMISES APPROACHING • Number of potential new jobs that will be COMPLETION created/safeguarded by new developments that are currently on site: Amongst the £359million worth of schemes completed this year 1,810 so far is some £43million worth of new industrial/distribution warehousing space. The majority of these are located within the Mayoral Development Zones where the City Council is concentrating its efforts on bringing forward more investment 600 that will bring jobs to the city. Amongst these are the (520) refurbishment of 170,000 sq ft at “Space 170” off Pighue Lane; a significant four storey extension to a building within Eli Lily’s 500 522 161 Speke complex; and a new 44,000 sq ft warehouse for Novartis, (416) also in Speke. Several new build schemes are also rapidly approaching completion, including “Innovate:Speke” at 149 400 Venture Point, and “The Hangar” at Liverpool International 387 Business Park – where both schemes have announced their sale (329) to new firms about to move in. 300 359 249 281 289 At Stonebridge Cross, Callan Stoford have been named as the 267 257 Council’s preferred developer to deliver 1 million sq ft distribution 200 warehousing development which it is hoped will attract a major employer to the area. In the meantime, a new £12million distribution centre for DPD Geopost is on course to complete in Spring 2016 bringing 250 jobs. Home Bargains owner TJ Morris 100 has also announced that work is to begin on a third £10million, 80 67,000 sq ft warehouse at their site at G-Park, Gillmoss.

0 Not only has the new Alder Hey Childrens Hospital completed 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 during the summer, 11 of the 12 new schools promised by the Mayor’s School Investment Programme have been delivered and opened, with further investment in primary and special schools announced and now also underway. Value (£millions) of major development schemes outside Liverpool’s city centre since 2010 In terms of housing delivery, work is progressing well on the delivery of 5,000 homes promised by the Mayor when he came COMPLETED SCHEME VALUES into office, whilst the targets for bringing empty homes back EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR AND VALUES OF SCHEMES into use continue to be exceeded. CURRENTLY ON SITE 2015 has also seen progress on two long awaited projects, with EXPECTED COMPLETION YEAR/VALUES OF UNSTARTED, OR LATER PHASES OF SCHEMES THAT HAVE COMMENCED ground preparation works underway at both Project Jennifer and Edge Lane Retail Park where new stores will begin taking Source: Liverpool City Council, Development Team shape in the New Year. NOTE: The way in which large schemes of over £100m and housing schemes being built over more than one year has been changed. Development costs are now apportioned pro rata by month/year. The totals for years prior to 2015 shown here will therefore differ from that shown in previous editions 21

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LIVERPOOL CITY ENTERPRISE ZONE Port of Garston MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONES: NORTH LIVERPOOL

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22 LIVERPOOL DEVELOPMENT UPDATE // 23 Neighbourhoods: Industrial/Warehousing/Offices

With its close connection to the Port of Liverpool (currently being expanded with a new £300 million deep water terminal), Liverpool is one of the UK’s long-established locations for retail distribution warehousing. That reputation is being boosted with yet more arrivals including a £12 million 69,000 sq ft building for DPD Geopost now under construction at Stonebridge Business Park.

In the meantime, at Liverpool International Business Park, Capital & Centric is putting the finishing touches to its 40,000 sq ft “The Hangar” development whose new owners moving in will be the PPL Group who offers print, signage and DPD GEOPOST’S £12 MILLION 69,000 SQ FT DISTRIBUTION WAREHOUSE, event services to clients including local, regional CURRENTLY ON SITE AT STONEBRIDGE BUSINESS PARK, WILL CREATE 250 JOBS WHEN COMPLETED IN SPRING 2016. and National businesses, sport Governing bodies and the public sector; and Gencoa who provide

solutions for thin film technology. Peel has also announced plans for two units totalling 270,000 sq ft at Cell 11” on Liverpool International Business Park in Speke, the first phase of which is likely to commence in the New Year.

Former large industrial/warehousing buildings are also capable of being refurbished for other uses. Plans have recently been announced to convert the former Littlewoods Building off Edge into a £25million film and television studio complex.

In the neighbourhoods since January 2015: Value of industrial/warehousing NOVARTIS’S NEW 44,000 SQ FT WAREHOUSE OFF GASKILL ROAD IN SPEKE £42.9m schemes completed WILL COMPLETE AT THE END OF OCTOBER 2015. ALTHOUGH TO BE STAFFED BY NOVARTIS’S EXISTING EMPLOYEES, IT FURTHER CONSOLIDATES THE Square feet of industrial/ COMPANY’S POSITION IN SPEKE AS A MAJOR EMPLOYER. 198,884 warehousing floorspace created

Net number of potential new FTE 205 jobs created in the above

£4.5 Value of office schemes completed

Square feet of office floorspace 23,840 created

Net number of potential new FTE 185 office jobs created in the above

Currently on site (as at October 2015):

Value of industrial/warehousing £38.2 schemes under construction Square feet of industrial/ PEEL INVESTMENTS HAS RECENTLY BEEN GRANTED PERMISSION FOR THE FIRST 252,334 warehousing schemes on site OF TWO PHASES OF 270,000 SQ FT LIGHT INDUSTRIAL/DISTRIBUTION WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS AT CELL 11 ON LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Net potential new FTE jobs created PARK. THE FIRST PHASE WILL START ON SITE IN THE NEW YEAR. THE TOTAL 505 DEVELOPMENT COULD GENERATE 250 NEW JOBS. when the above space is filled

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Neighbourhoods: Retail & Leisure

Retailing and leisure developments in the city’s neighbourhoods have continued to come forward, bringing improved shopping facilities to communities. Aldi completed a new £3 million 18,700 sq ft store at Lorenzo Drive in May 2015, bringing with it four smaller retail units and a regional training centre that will provide training for up to 100 staff and apprentices each year for the Liverpool and Merseyside. Aldi are also on site with another store off Queens Drive, next to which will sit a Marks & Spencers; these will complete together in Spring 2016.

With St. Modwens carrying out enabling works NEW MERSEY SHOPPING PARK HAS RECEIVED PLANNING PERMISSION FOR A ahead of construction of a new Sainsburys NEW £60M SCHEME TO ALTER SECTIONS OF THE COMPLEX PROVIDING A superstore at Project Jennifer in North Liverpool, MAJOR LEISURE ELEMENT (NEW CINEMA AND RESTAURANTS). CURRENTLY EXPECTED TO OPEN IN WINTER 2016, IT WILL CREATE 400 ADDITIONAL JOBS. and Derwent doing the same at Edge Lane Retail Park, another small part of the latter saw progress when B&M Home Stores moved into the refurbished former MFI unit in August 2015. Meanwhile, close by in Old Swan, a £2.5 million Home Bargains store is being constructed off Prescot Road. It will complete at the end of the year.

In South Liverpool, Taskers are about to take over their new store off Speke Hall Road. Opening in late October 2015, it will provide 66 full time and 56 part time jobs.

The £120 million rebuilding of Liverpool Football Club’s main stand at Anfield Stadium is currently ANOTHER ELEMENT OF EDGE LANE RETAIL PARK COMPLETED IN AUGUST at the halfway stage and is expected to 2015 WHEN B&M HOME STORE OPENED IN THE FORMER MFI UNIT TO THE NORTH OF EDGE LANE. DERWENT ARE CURRENTLY CONTINUING WITH SITE complete next summer. PREPARATIONS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROAD PRIOR TO COMMENCING THE MAJOR PART OF ITS £200 MILLION REVAMP OF THE SHOPPING CENTRE.

In the neighbourhoods since January 2014:

Value of retail/leisure schemes £11.7m completed

Square feet retail/leisure floorspace 89,157 created or refurbished

Net potential new FTE jobs created 389 by the above when filled

Currently on site (as at October 2015):

Value of retail/leisure schemes £161.3m being developed

Square feet retail/leisure floorspace 237,338 being created (excluding stadium) MARSTON’S COMPLETED ITS £1.2 MILLION “VIKINGS LANDING” PUB Net potential new FTE jobs created RESTAURANT AT STONEBRIDGE BUSINESS PARK IN OCTOBER 2015. CAPABLE 578 OF SEATING 180 DINERS, ITS OWNERS CLAIM IT WILL CREATE 60 NEW JOBS. by the above when filled

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Neighbourhoods: Schools

The mayor’s £170 million Schools Investment Programme to deliver 12 new, hi-tech secondary, primary and special schools is now in its final stages. Eleven of the schools are now completed: Notre Dame, Archbishop Beck, St John Bosco, Millstead Primary, Holly Lodge, Bank View, St Hilda’s, Archbishop Blanch, New Park Primary, Northway Primary and SFX. Planning approval has been granted for St Julie’s, which is now expected to start on site in the new year.

Outside of the Schools Investment Plan, some further schools are being improved or relocated outside of the mayor’s programme detailed COMPLETED SUMMER 2015: ARCHBISHOP BLANCH above. An investment programme totalling

£14million was agreed. Amongst the projects will be:-

 Aigburth High School is currently being rebuilt in Childwall at a cost of £5 million and will open in April 2016. It will provide 130 places for children with complex learning difficulties.  Bellerive FCJ Catholic College is currently building a £5.6 million sixth form campus extension at its site next to Sefton Park. It will complete in summer 2016;  a £3.3million refurbishment of St Cuthberts will commence in early summer 2016;  a £6.5 million refurbishment/extension of Palmerston School will also be undertaken. It will complete in summer 2017; and

COMPLETED SUMMER 2015: ST FRANCIS XAVIER (SFX)  a £1.5million refurbishment and extension

of Dovedale Primary School which has recently experienced oversubscription as the number of young families in the local

area has increased.

In the neighbourhoods since January 2015:

Value of new schools built or £72.0m existing schools refurbished

Square feet of school floorspace 551,764 built or refurbished

Net potential new jobs created by 204 the above developments

Currently on site (as at October 2015):

Value of new schools being built or COMMENCING SPRING 2016: ST JULIE’S £19.3m existing being refurbished

Square feet of school floorspace 118,030 under construction

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Neighbourhoods: Health

2015 saw the completion of the £237million “Alder Hey in the Park” Childrens Hospital. Patients and staff began to move in from early October. Next year, the old hospital will be demolished and turned into a new park.

Next to it, the first £12.5million phase of the University of Liverpool’s £24million Institute in the Park research and education centre was also completed. The new facility will allow University of Liverpool researchers to develop safer, better medicines for children to use in the NHS and throughout the world. It will also help give children in the North West greater access to emerging life- COMPLETED: THE £237 MILLION ALDER HEY IN THE PARK CHILDRENS saving technologies and provide world-class HOSPITAL HAS A FLOOR AREA OF 549,000 SQ FT WITH 270 BEDS AND 16 facilities to continue to attract outstanding STATE OF THE ART OPERATING THEATRES. 75% OF THE BEDROOMS WILL BE SINGLE OCCUPANCY WITH ENSUITE BATHROOMS, IMPROVING PRIVACY researchers to Liverpool. Funding is now being AND DIGNITY FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE FORMER HOSPITAL sought to complete the second phase. WILL NOW BE DEMOLISHED AND TURNED INTO A PARK.

Meanwhile, work on the new £35million Urgent Care and Trauma Centre at Fazakerley Hospital continues as a major investment in health services for seriously ill patients. When completed in summer 2016, patients will have quicker access to specialist diagnostic equipment and treated in specially-designed facilities with improved privacy and dignity.

In addition, a new £1.5m local medical centre is being built at the junction of Deysbrook Lane and Winterburn Crescent near West Derby village. Completing in April 2016, it will employ 20 staff.

In the neighbourhoods since January 2015: COMPLETED: THE FIRST £12 MILLION PHASE OF THE UNIVERISTY OF LIVERPOOL’S £24 MILLION “INSTITUTE IN THE PARK”, OPENED IN SEPTEMBER Value of health related 2015. WHEN PHASE 2 IS COMPLETED IN 2016/17, THE FULLY OCCUPIED £68.0m FACILITY WILL BE HOME TO AROUND 100 EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND development schemes completed* CLINICAL STAFF.

Square feet of health related 223,715 floorspace created

Net number of potential new jobs 48 created in the above

Currently on site (as at October 2015):

Value of new health related £29.0m schemes under construction

Square feet of health related 67,668 floorspace being constructed

Net potential new jobs created 40 when the above space is filled ON SITE: THE £27.5 MILLION URGENT CARE & TRAUMA CENTRE AT * The development cost of Alder Hey Childrens Hospital has been FAZAKERLEY HOSPITAL shared, pro rata, between the months/years of its construction which started in March 2013. The actual value completed in 2015 and included here was the final £54.7million. 26

Neighbourhoods: Residential

In 2012, Liverpool’s Mayor set a target to build 5,000 new homes across the city, with the aim that many of these will be “affordable” homes. The Council’s Housing Delivery Plan is the main contributor to this target, and comprises new homes being built in conjunction with Registered Providers of Social Housing, and private developers with significant input/assistance from Liverpool City Council, including the use of City Council land or assets.

ADDITIONAL TARGET FOR 1,000 EMPTY HOMES TO BE BROUGHT BACK INTO USE EXCEEDED

An additional target of the Mayor was to see LIVERPOOL HOUSING TRUST COMPLETED THESE TWELVE 2 STOREY FLATS 1,000 empty homes brought back into use. AND NINE HOUSES AT GREAT HOMER STREET/SKIRVING STREET IN EARLY 2015. IN THE BACKGROUND, LIVERPOOL MUTUAL HOMES’ £8MILLION Exceptional progress has been made, and as a REFURBISHMENT OF MARWOOD TOWER IS ONGOING. result of direct action taken by the City Council

and its partners, that original target has already been exceeded and 1,765 homes are now occupied again.

The Mayor is determined to maintain this momentum and since April 2015 has committed to bringing a further 2,000 homes back into use. In order to achieve this, a Ten Point Plan has been approved to tackle the blight of empty properties across the city. A Task Force has been established to oversee this work and a number of new initiatives have commenced including ‘Homes for a Pound Plus’, empty homes loans and the acquisition of long term empty properties. To date, 898 homes under this target have been returned to habitation. COBALT HOUSING COMPLETED A £5.6MILLION PROJECT TO DELIVER 24 HOUSES AND 38 FLATS AT LANDFORD AVENUE, NORRIS GREEN, IN MARCH LIVERPOOL HOUSING PARTNERSHIP 2015.

In addition to the above, in February 2015, Liverpool City Council signed a formal partnership agreement with private developer Redrow Homes, affordable housing provider Liverpool Mutual Homes (LMH) and property contractor Willmot Dixon to deliver a further 1,500 new homes and bring another 1,000 empty homes back into use.

PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENTS

The private sector continues to deliver a variety of new homes in the neighbourhoods with over 1,560 new homes either completed, currently on site or awaiting start on active developments. As at February 2015, a further 1,247 either have permission RECENTLY COMMENCED, “KNIGHTS PARK” WILL BE THE FIRST OF THE NEW granted or have been submitted as applications HOUSING SCHEMES DEVELOPED BY THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN LIVERPOOL and are awaiting a decision. CITY COUNCIL AND REDROW HOMES. THE 21 x 3 AND 4 BEDROOM Find out more about the city’s residential developments at HOMES, COSTING £6MILLION, WILL COMPLETE IN EARLY 2017. www.liverpool.gov.uk/mayor

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Neighbourhoods: Housing Delivery Plan Target of new homes to be built 5,000 between April 2012 and April 2016

Number of new homes completed 3,878 to October 2015

Number of new homes currently 1,313 on active developments (either on site or awaiting start on site)

Total value of housing schemes £115.5m with developments currently underway

COMPENDIUM LIVING (A JOINT VENTURE BETWEEN THE RIVERSIDE GROUP Number of new homes with AND LOVELLS) COMPLETED THESE 34 HOMES AT “RAILTON PARK” IN BELLE 3,508 VALE IN MARCH 2015. THEY WERE ALL SOLD UNDER A SHARED OWNERSHIP planning permission but not yet on SCHEME, HELPING BUYERS TO GET ONTO THE PROPERTY LADDER. site

TARGET 2: 2,000

1,000 898 Empty homes brought back into use to date 0

MAYOR’S EMPTY HOMES TARGET 2 PROPOSED: THE £8 MILLION REFURBISHMENT OF MARWOOD TOWER,

(from April 2015; as at October 2015) EVERTON, WILL BE ONE THE FIRST SCHEMES UNDER THE NEW LIVERPOOL HOUSING PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT. TO BE MANAGED BY LIVERPOOL MUTUAL HOMES, IT WILL BE HOME FOR 81 OVER 55’S.

Neighbourhoods: Private Sector Developments not part of the Housing Delivery Plan Number of new homes completed* 201 since January 2015 Number of new homes currently on 847 active developments (either on site or awaiting start on site) Total value of housing schemes with £51.6m developments currently on underway Number of new homes with or seeking 1,516 planning permission but not yet on site APPROVED: “KINGSWOOD MANOR”, WOOLTON VILLAGE WILL SEE 10 LUXURY 4 BEDROOM DETACHED HOUSES BY MACBRYDE HOMES. DEMAND  Schemes where all the homes on a development has been FOR SUCH HIGH SPEC QUALITY IN LIVERPOOL HAS NEVER BEEN SO HIGH, completed. This figure does not include homes on sites that are WITH DEVELOPERS REPORTING HUGE INTEREST FROM BUYERS NOW WILLING still building units TO SPLASH THE CASH. PRICES ARE YET TO BE ANNOUNCED.

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NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

Location of recently completed, current and proposed major development schemes A26

COMPLETED SCHEMES

SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE A27 A19 A28 PROPOSED SCHEMES

LIVERPOOL CITY ENTERPRISE ZONE

A15 A46

A29 A7 A30 A8

A6 A2 A20A24 A16A17 A21

A31 A4

A32 A33 A1 A2 A16 A25 A9 A18 A5A6 A45 A10 A34 A42 A44 A11 A43 A40 Liverpool A12 A35 Waters A41 A22 A47 A17 A13 A39 A36 A24 A3 A38 A37 A14

A23

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Sitting next to the proposed Liverpool Waters site and the equally proposed Liverpool City Enterprise Zone, North Liverpool represents an area of greatest opportunity and challenge. Key developments include Project Jennifer (a new district centre for North Liverpool) and the Anfield Project which will deliver comprehensive regeneration of the Anfield area around the football stadium.

29 NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & LEISURE DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 A1 Wellington Dock To infill Wellington Dock and erect United Utilities Completed £198m May 2015 replacement secondary treatment plant with associated plant and machinery. A2 Vacant site adjacent To erect single storey steel framed Higson Edwards Completed £0.4m February to Steelworks, Luton building to side of existing (Steelstock) Ltd 2015 Street warehouse. A3 Land at Chadwick To erect 2 storey retail warehouse JR Webster & Co On site £1m September Street, Little Howard (Use Class A1) for storage and sale Ltd 2015 Street and Great of engineering supplies. Howard Street ON SITE A4 Liverpool FC Stadium, Refurbishing/extending existing Liverpool Football On site £100m July 2016 Anfield Road stadium. Club & Athletic Grounds Ltd A5 Project Jennifer, New District Centre with superstore, St Modwen On site £100m Autumn Great Homer Street petrol station, non-food retail units, Developments 2016 open market, market hall, plc in partnership community facilities and leisure use, with Liverpool 481 homes, light industrial units. City Council PROPOSED A6 New Britain Oils, 45 To erect new bulk storage tank farm. New Britain Oils Permission granted Not Not known Derby Road January 2014 stated A7 Canada Boulevard, To erect distribution warehouse with Redsun Permission granted £1.75m Summer 2016 site bordered by ancillary trade counter/showroom Developments April 2015 Derby Road Bankhall and car parking Ltd Street and Bankhall Lane A8 Greenway To erect two storey storage building Greenway Permission granted £1m Not known Environmental, with incorporated offices following Environmental June 2014 Redfern Street demolition of existing buildings. A9 Cabbage Hall Inn, 20 To extend public house with 2 x 4 Dales Permission granted Not Not known Breck Road storey extensions to use as hotel. Management October 2013 known Company Ltd A10 Project Jennifer: To erect a two storey freestanding McDonalds Permission granted £1.5m Not stated McDonalds Drive- restaurant with drive through facility Restaurants Ltd August 2015 Thru A11 “Titanic Apartments”, Conversion of Tobacco Warehouse Stanley Dock Planning application £50m Not stated Stanley Dock, to create 538 residential Properties Ltd 15F/2438 submitted Regent Road apartments; new 13th floor level of October 2015 single storey penthouse apartments; 1750 sqm public exhibition space ; 4,1755sqm offices; and 189 space car park to existing basement level. A12 Southern Warehouse, Conversion of warehouse to provide Stanley Dock Permission granted Not Not known Stanley Dock, 128 room hotel; 128 room apart- Properties Ltd March 2014 known Regent Road hotel, restaurants and assembly/ leisure plus car parking. A13 143-145 Great To convert public house to form William Riley Permission granted Not Not known Howard Street hotel (13 bedrooms) with April 2015 known restaurant/cafe at ground floor. A14 50-52 Waterloo Road To erect 5 storey office/industrial/ Ms Esther McVey Outline permission Not Not known warehouse building granted January known 2015 56-60 Waterloo Road To erect 6 storey office building Ms Esther McVey Outline permission Not Not known granted January known 2014

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NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 A15 Former Langtry New development of 20 houses Liverpool Mutual Completed £1.8m April 2015 House, Langtry Road Homes and 1-6 Hogarth Walk A16 “The Parks” – Phase 3 To erect two storey block Keepmoat plc Completed £15.7m February comprising 12 flats and 155 single 2015 two and three storey dwellings with associated parking, landscaping and ancillary works A17 “Burlington House”, To erect 20 residential apartments Stonebase Completed £1.4m March 2015 Eldonians Phase 3, over two stories with ground floor Construction Burlington Street commercial space. A18 Land fronting To erect 5 x 3 bed dwellings, 2 x 2 Liverpool Housing Completed £2.2m March 2015 Boundary Street East, storey dwellings and residential Trust Great Homer Street block comprising 2/3 bed and Skirving Place apartments ON SITE A19 Land at Walton New development of 10 houses MCI Develop- On site £1.0m December Village Rectory, ments Limited & 2015 Walton Village Liverpool Housing Trust & Diocese A20 “Claremont Gardens”, 271 houses and 14 apartments. David Wilson On site £21m 2020 Westminster Road, Homes (NW) Sellar Street, Easby Rd A21 Anfield Village/ Refurbishment-led regeneration/ Homes & On site £36m 2016 Rockfield selective demolition of 300 terraced Communities Regeneration Area properties Agency/ Your Housing / LCC A22 3 Shallcross Court To demolish and rebuild existing Liverpool Mutual On site £2.5m August 2016 sheltered housing (28 units). Homes A23 “The Quadrant”, New 6 storey student block with 2 x Pinnacle Student On site £17m December Shaw St 8 bedroom flats, 2 x 9 bedroom flats, Developments 2015 6 x 10 bedroom flats, 10 x 11 bedroom flats and 36 studios, with 28 space lower ground car park. A24 “Fox Street Village”, To convert Swainbanks building and Primesite On site £15m August 2017 Swainbanks Limited, redevelop remainder of site with 3 Developments 50 Fox Street five to six-storey buildings to provide a total of 360 residential units, including 30 x 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, 300 x 1 bedroom studios and 30 x 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom cluster apartments in multiple occupation with ancillary gym, lounge, bistro and leisure facilities, central management suite, refuse and cycle storage, and a 179 space basement car park. A25 Marwood Towers, Refurbishment of existing derelict Liverpool Mutual On site £8m September Boundary Street East tower block to form 57 flats, and Homes 2016 erect two storey block comprising 24 flats with car parking. PROPOSED A26 83 – 89 Rice Lane To convert former community Joe Noon Permission granted £0.6m Not known centre into 10 self-contained flats November 2012 with car parking area to rear. A27 30-34 Bedford Road To erect 9 x 3 storey townhouses Mr F Bell Permission granted £1.8m Not known and a 3 storey block comprising 19 September 2013 apartments following demolition of existing buildings A28 Land adjacent to no. To erect five terraced houses. Flanagan Group Permission granted £0.9m Not known 8 Church Flags May 2015 A29 Vacant land off To erect 16 dwelling houses Liverpool Mutual Application 15F/0851 £1.6m Not known Tetlow Street Homes submitted April 2015 A30 The Old Bill, 134 Conversion of existing building into Amazon Fields Planning application £0.6m Not known Westminster Road 12 flats with car parking Development 15F/2374 submitted Limited September 2015 A31 Notre Dame To erect three storey block One Vision Application 15F/2122 £7m Not known Catholic School Site, comprising 12 flats, two storey block Housing submitted September Everton Valley comprising 12 flats, 4 bungalows and 2015 48 x 2 storey houses A32 “The Parks” – Phase 5 113 new homes Keepmoat plc Detailed planning £11.3m Autumn application awaited 2018

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NORTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS continued MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

PROPOSED (continued) A33 “The Parks” – Phase 4 To erect 108 x 2 and 3 storey Keepmoat plc Permission granted £11m Winter 2017 homes. September 2015

A34 14-20 Breckfield New three storey block comprising 6 Kingston Estates Permission granted £1m Not known Road North student flats (21 bedrooms) with Limited January 2013 associated works following demolition of existing properties A35 Site of former To erect 10 single storey terraced J.B.Q Permission granted £0.8m Not known Montrose, Whitefield bungalows. Developments September 2015 Road A36 Imperial Tobacco Ltd, To demolish existing factory Countryside Application 15F/1111 £14.5m Not known Boundary Lane buildings, convert existing Listed Properties (UK) submitted May 2015 office building to form 19 apartments Ltd and Liverpool and erect 133 dwellings with Mutual Homes associated works. A37 Vacant Land To erect 13 x 2 bed homes, 2 x 3 bed Philip Van Dyke Application 15F/1159 £2m Not known between Everton homes and 8 x 1 bedroom submitted May 2015 Brow & Bute Street apartments with new access road. A38 “Fox Street Village”, To erect 40 residential units following Fox Street Village Application 15F/1640 £2m August 2017 58 Fox Street demolition of existing commercial registered July 2015 unit. A39 Land between Iliad To erect 2 blocks with 348 student DJP Ltd and Application 15F/1855 Not known Street and Clegg rooms and communal facilities. Nobles submitted July 2015 Street Construction Ltd A40 Derby House, 318 To alter and convert former cinema Mr Andrew Kelly Planning application £1.2m Not known Scotland Road to form 20 flats on upper floors with 11F/0947 awaiting 2 retail units at ground floor with signing of legal associated parking. agreement since January 2012 A41 Land at Vauxhall To erect 9 three storey terraced The Flanagan Application 15F/1508 £1m Not known Road houses. Group submitted June 2015 A42 285 – 289 Vauxhall To erect 3 apartment blocks with a WFB Properties Application 14F/2445 £7m Not known Road total 74 x 1 and 2 beds. Ltd awaiting signing of legal agreement since June 2015 A43 290 Vauxhall Road 4 storey building consisting of 5 x 1 SFY Permission granted £2.5m Not known bedroom and 15 x 2 bedroom flats Developments March 2013 A44 29 Silvester Street Conversion to 34 x 1, 2 and 3 Trophy Homes Application 15F/1530 £1.7m Not known bedroom apartments Ltd submitted June 2015 A45 367-371 Scotland To convert ground floor to form 8 no. Trophy Homes Permission granted £0.5m Not known Road studio flats and carry out associated Ltd April 2015 external alterations.

COMMUNITY FACILITIES, HEALTH & EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTS COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 A46 “Everton in the To alter and convert existing Everton in the Completed £4.5m September Community”, 42-44 buildings for education use, and Community 2015 Spellow Lane erect two storey extension to form Education Trust new educational facility with associated parking and sports hall and ancillary works. A47 Everton Park To create wheeled sports hub Liverpool City Completed £0.4 October Skateboard Park recreation facility and BMX pump Council 2015 track

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STONEBRIDGE CROSS MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE

Location of recently completed, current and proposed major development schemes

COMPLETED SCHEMES B4

SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE

PROPOSED SCHEMES

B5

B2

B6 B3 B7 B1

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Stonebridge Cross represents another major strategic opportunity for the city to create new business space and jobs in the north east of Liverpool in addition to community facilities and parkland alongside the River Alt.

TJ Morris Ltd completed a new 265,000 sq ft distribution Home Bargains distribution warehouse at Portal Way in the summer of 2014 and have recently submitted an application for another with 88,640 sq ft with a vehicle maintenance units and a separate gym for the company’s employees.

On the other side of the East Lancs Road, there is the largest single site in public ownership which is available for a significant international employer bringing between 500 to 1,000 new jobs. Approval was granted at the end of 2013 for constructing two distribution warehouses, whilst work to redirect the previously culverted River Alt to make way for the development, along with a new riverside park known as Alt Meadows, was completed in the autumn of 2014.

Plans for Stonebridge Business Park have been moving forward. A new £12 million, 70,000 square feet facility for parcel delivery firm GeoPost is currently on site and is due to complete in March 2016. It will create up to 230 new jobs, with 48 staff members working 8-11 hour shifts in the 24-hour warehouse, and around 170 drivers. A further application is expected for the nearby site for a further 70,000 square feet. MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE ALL DEVELOPMENTS 33 MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION

COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 B1 Sugarbrook New drive-thru Starbucks cafe. Eurogarages Completed £1m March 2015 Starbucks B2 “Vikings Landing”, To erect pub/restaurant with Marstons Inns and Completed £1.2m October Stonebridge Business ancillary manager’s Taverns and 2015 Park accommodation and car Wildgoose parking Construction Ltd ON SITE B3 Land off Sugarbrook To erect new 70,000 sq ft St Modwen On site £12m March 2016 Drive, Stonebridge distribution warehouse for Developments Business Park parcel delivery firm DPD/ Limited Geopost PROPOSED B4 Home Bargains To erect warehouse building T.J. Morris Permission granted July £10.2m August 2016 Warehouse 3, Portal and offices, vehicle 2015 Way maintenance unit, staff gym & sports facility, gatehouse with service yards, car parking, fencing and landscaping. B5 Land at Gillmoss To erect industrial building for St Modwen Permission granted £1.5m Not known Industrial Estate B8 use together with Developments August 2014 associated loading areas, car Limited parking and landscaping. B6 Land off Sugarbrook To erect 4 industrial/warehouse St Modwen Application 15F/2315 £8m Not known Drive, Stonebridge units (62,000 sq ft business Developments submitted September Business Park space) Limited 2015 B7 Stonebridge Cross To demolish existing buildings Gallan Stoford Permission granted £30m 2015/16 and erect 2 buildings (max Liverpool Ltd November 2013 height not exceeding 20m) to comprise storage and distribution centre with ancillary office with associated landscaping, parking, servicing areas and ancillary works.

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Location of recently completed, current and proposed major development schemes COMPLETED SCHEMES C4

SCHEMES CURRENTLY ON SITE

PROPOSED SCHEMES

C2

C7 C5 C9 C8 C3 C1

C6 C10

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Central Liverpool is focused on the Edge Lane corridor, the main eastern gateway into Liverpool city centre from the end of the M62 motorway. The area has a strong retail and high-tech base, with many firms in the IT sector based at the well-established Wavertree Technology Park where high profile local employers include Gardner Systems, Barclays and Nutricia (Advanced Medical Nutrition).

Key projects to be delivered in the Central Liverpool Mayoral Development Zone include the rebuilding of the Edge Lane Retail Park, a £200 million scheme by Derwent Holdings Ltd. The scheme will see 600,000 sq ft of new retail, leisure and restaurant units, and will provide around 1,500 jobs, with 50% of these promised to local long-term unemployed residents by the developer. The first £10 million phase completed in December 2013, with clearance work on the rest now underway.

Redevelopment of the former Littlewoods Building on Edge Lane also remains a priority for the city, with plans recently announced for its conversion to a new £25million film and television studio complex to act as a facility in the city for the many film and television productions which are already shot here. Further studio space is to be developed on the adjacent sites next to Liverpool Innovation Park in the next few years.

The adjacent Bunker Building was converted to office space and completed in February 2015. 35 CENTRAL LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 C1 “The Bunker”, To alter and convert former storage Capital & Centric Completed £4m February Littlewoods site, facility for serviced offices, 2015 Edge Lane associated landscaping and parking C2 Edge Lane Retail Refurbishment and reconfiguration Derwent Holdings Completed £1m August 2015 Park: B&M STORE, of existing derelict retail units Ltd (former MFI unit) C3 “Space 170”, Pighue Refurbishment of 170,000 sq ft Parabola Completed £2.5m September Lane distribution warehouse 2015 ON SITE C4 Land adjacent to To develop land as household Merseyside On site £1.4m December Saka Cash & Carry waste recycling centre with Waste Disposal 2015 Warehouse, off associated works including covered Authority Cheadle Avenue bulk recycling area, waste enclosure, site office, car parking and recycling areas C5 Edge Lane Retail To demolish existing buildings and Derwent Holdings On site £200m 2017 Park, Edge Lane erect 31 new retail units and 7 Ltd restaurant units. PROPOSED C6 “Vortex House”, Conversion from offices to state Lydiate Learning Permission granted Not September Enterprise Way, funded School. Trust July 2015 known 2016 Wavertree Technology Park C7 Former Skellys Site, To erect non-food retail unit with Derwent Holdings Planning application Part of Not known Mill Lane garden centre and drive through 14F/2707 resubmitted Edge coffee shop; refurbish and extend October 2015 Lane former Blockbuster unit and Retail refurbish Subway unit, lay out Park associated car parking, landscaping and access. C8 Former Robinson Mixed use development of 19 Derwent Holdings Planning application Part of Not known Willey Site, Mill Lane starter business units, multi-use Ltd 15F/1964 submitted Edge games area and neighbourhood August 2015 Lane park Retail Park C9 Former Littlewoods Phased refurbishment and Capital & Centric Part approval £25m Autumn Building, 200 Edge development as new film and granted; further 2017 Lane and part of television studios application for Liverpool Innovation vacant sites Park anticipated. C10 Wavertree Retail To build 5 new non‐food retail units Derwent Permission granted £3m Not known Park between the existing retail units, Construction Ltd June 2015 including changes to car parking and servicing layouts

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South Liverpool’s Mayoral Development Zone not only acts as the city’s southern approach, but is also the city’s arrival point for international visitors and trade via Liverpool John Lennon Airport and the Port of Garston.

Since the mid-1990s, the area has been the focus of regeneration activity triggered by substantial government and European aid which has overseen the creation of the Boulevard Industrial Park (linked to the adjacent Jaguar Landrover factory), Venture Point, Estuary Business Park and Liverpool International Business Park amongst others. This has been one of the most successful parts of the city in attracting new businesses and jobs over the last decade. Among the firms located here are Prinovis, DHL International, Shop Direct, B&M Retail; with Medimmune, Novartis, Astra Zeneca and Actavis being some of the many bio-pharmaceutical companies clustered in the area.

The area is currently seeing the largest growth of industrial/warehousing development in the city, with over £106 million worth of schemes completed since the start of 2010. These have included a second massive distribution warehouse for B&M, new speculative business premises at Speke Business Park, a new headquarters for Johnson Controls, and extensions for both Medimmune and Eli Lilly.

South Liverpool is also home to the successful New Mersey Shopping Park who owners recently announced plans to extend it with new retail and leisure facilities bringing 600 jobs. Close by, Dobbies opened a new £8million garden centre off Speke Boulevard in 2011.

South Liverpool remains a popular location for homebuyers, with several of the national volume developers including Barratt Homes, Lovells and Bellway currently 37 constructing quality new homes for future residents. SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & RETAIL DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 D1 Eli Lilly And Co Ltd, To erect four storey extension within Eli Lilly And Co Completed Not March 2015 Fleming Road facility. disclosed D2 Medimmune UK Ltd, New central utilities building for boiler Medimmune UK Completed £10m March 2015 Renaissance way plant chillers and transformers with Ltd associated pipe work/bridge. D3 Land between Speke To erect petrol filling station and Euro Garages Completed £0.5m April 2015 Boulevard and Speke Starbucks drive-thru with associated Hall Avenue car park. ON SITE D4 Port of Garston New 42,000 sq ft bulk handling ABP Ports On site £2.2m December facility 2015 D5 “The Hangar”, Land Development of two 20,000 sq ft Capital & Centric On site £2.5m November at De Havilland Drive, industrial workspace units (total 2015 Liverpool Inter- 40,000 sq ft). national Business Park D6 Novartis, Site 2, Gaskill To erect 15m high warehouse with Novartis On site £5m October Road office space with associated parking 2015 and landscaping D7 “Innovate:Speke” To erect 4 light industrial units Redsun Develop- On site £10m November Speke Business Park, ments Ltd 2015 Evans Road D8 Taskers Store, Speke New mixed use development with Cherokee On site £2m October Hall Road/Edwards non-food retail (A1); car repair Properties Ltd 2015 Lane centre (B2); and car hire centre. D9 Plot 1, Spitfire Road To erect industrial unit with open Valedown Ltd On site £5m October plan production area and ground 2015 floor office accommodation PROPOSED D10 Land at Spitfire Road To erect 9 industrial units each with Valedown Ltd Outline permission Not Not known integral office accommodation granted December known (Plot 1 on site, see above) 2014 D11 Goodlass House, Conversion from vacant offices to J D Estates Permission granted Not Not known Goodlass Road hotel October 2014 known D12 Site off Edwards Lane Conversion from training centre to G Willis Permission granted Not Not known industrial units. November 2013 known D13 Venture Point, Plot 3, To erect 2 storey office block with MIH Permission granted £1.5m Not known Evans Road attached warehouse and workshop. October 2014 Service yard for 15 HGV vehicles 24 parking spaces for staff and visitors. D14 Former Tea Factory, New mixed use development Towerbeg Ltd Outline permission Not Not known Speke Hall Road comprising industrial/warehouse granted August known units, offices, 2 restaurants & hotel. 2014 D15 Land at Speke Hall New mixed development comprising Peel Airports Permission granted Not Not known Avenue (former units for B1 (Business) and B8 (Liverpool) Ltd November 2012. known Dunlop Sports (Storage/Distribution) use; hotel with Project on hold. Ground) approx 100 beds. D16 New Merseyside New 3 storey building, single storey Merseyside Police Application £44m Not known Police HQ, Leeward ancillary building, single storey dog 15F/1822 submitted Drive kennels, substation, gate house and July 2015 parking. D17 Actavis Biologics Ltd, New building to use as warehouse Actavis Permission granted £10m Not known Estuary Banks, Estuary storage of packing disposable raw June 2014 Commerce Park materials for cold room storage and for stability test storage D18 Cell 11, Liverpool To erect industrial building/ Peel Investments Permission granted £20m Not known International Business distribution centre with associated (North) Ltd September 2015 Park access, service yards, car parking and landscaping. D19 New Mersey Shopping To erect new cinema and Speke Unit Trust Permission granted £60m Not known Park restaurants following demolition of July 2015 existing retail units, reconfigure the B&Q unit, erect new retail units, undertake shop front improvements, erect customer services centre, reconfigure car park and relocate substation D20 Former Cressington To erect new Aldi food store with Aldi Stores Ltd Application £2m January 2017 House, 249 St Marys associated parking and landscaping 15F/2495 submitted Road October 2015 38 SOUTH LIVERPOOL MAYORAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS MAP REF ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DEVELOPER STATUS COST COMPLETION COMPLETED SINCE JANUARY 2015 D21 "Alderman Place – New residential development of Bellway Homes Completed £4.4m May 2015 Phase 2", Land next to 68 homes Alderman Road D22 Land off Central Way, To erect 28 new homes Countryside Completed £2.8m March 2015 Speke Properties (UK) Ltd ON SITE D23 “Church Fields - Garston 310 new build homes Lovells & South Various phases on £24.8m Spring 2016 Under the Bridge”, site Liverpool Homes site since 2007 off Banks Road D24 Land between 35 To erect 11 houses on 2 sites South Liverpool On site £0.8m July 2016 Window Lane and 3 Housing Canterbury Street D25 “Imagine Park”, Speke 268 new 2, 3 and 4 bedroom Barratt Homes On site £27m 2016/17 Hall Avenue family houses (Manchester) D26 “Alderman Place – To erect 28 two storey semi Bellway Homes On site £2.8m Spring 2016 Phase 3”, land next to detached houses Speke Hall Road/ Addenbrooke Drive D27 Former Garston Market, To erect 12 new houses South Liverpool On site £1.2m September Island Road South Housing 2016 PROPOSED D28 3A Granville Road New 3 storey building containing Fairbanks health Permission granted £0.5m Not known 6 apartments March 2014 D29 1-18 Wellington Street Conversion of former community Mr Y Nasser Al- Application 12F/2870 £1m Not known centre to 15 apartments. Garadi awaiting signing of legal agreement since September 2014 D30 2 – 12, St Marys Business Conversion from offices to Nextdom Ltd (November 2014) Not Not known Centre, Garston residential Permitted by prior known approval D31 Dam Wood Road/Hale To erect 22 houses with Countryside Application 13F/1738 £1.8m Not known Drive associated works Properties (UK) awaiting signing of Ltd legal agreement since October 2013 D32 Little Heath Road, 10 x 2 storey homes (outline AOG Property Application 14F/1375 £0.6m Not known Speke application) Trust awaiting signing of legal agreement since September 2014 D33 The Crescent off Speke To erect 30 houses and 2 retail Countryside Application 13F/1895 £3m Not known Town Lane, Speke units Properties (UK) awaiting signing of Church Road Ltd legal agreement since January 2014 D34 “Church Fields”, 44-48 To erect 4 x 2 bed dwelling Lovells Application 15F/1624 £1m Not known Window Lane houses and 6 x 3 bed dwelling submitted July 2015 houses D35 Land off Church Road / To erect 16 dwelling houses Lovell Partnership Application 15F/1597 £1.5m Not known Railway Street Ltd submitted June 2015

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