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Our vision is to create sustainable environments where people and businesses can flourish HOME OUR VISION OUR HERITAGE OUR EXPERIENCE CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Liverpool Waters CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Our Vision OUR HERITAGE TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTS WHERE PEOPLE OUR AND BUSINESSES CAN FLOURISH EXPERIENCE The Peel Land and Property Group owns Our specialist teams have a proven a significant land portfolio located on track record in delivering high quality CREATING unique waterfront locations throughout sustainable mixed use developments DESTINATIONS the United Kingdom and intends to with a focus on creating new create a range of new partnerships to communities. deliver high quality, residential living. THE Peel have currently identified the OPPORTUNITIES Peel Land and Property owns 1.2 million potential to deliver up to 30,000 new sq m of property and 15,000 hectares homes across its development sites of land and water. Our holdings are and are delighted to launch what we WATERFRONT concentrated in North West England, call our 'Strategic Waters' residential LIVING the Clyde, Yorkshire and the Medway Development and Investment with a portfolio valued at £2.3 billion. Prospectus to the market. STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIPCastlefield, Manchester OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Our Heritage OUR HERITAGE ABOUT THE PEEL GROUP OUR Land and Property lies at the heart of Peel Residential is part of The Peel Land EXPERIENCE The Peel Group, one of the foremost and Property Group. The breadth of real estate, infrastructure and transport Peel's assets includes: CREATING investment enterprises in the UK. n Media DESTINATIONS Our specialist teams have a proven n Transport and Logistics track record in delivering high quality n Land and Property THE sustainable projects - placemaking is the n Retail and Leisure OPPORTUNITIES key to our regeneration strategy and reflects the full spectrum of property. n Energy WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Our Experience OUR HERITAGE An area of Castlefield redeveloped by OUR Peel and transformed from a derelict EXPERIENCE mill into desirable apartments. CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT HOME OUR VISION OUR HERITAGE OUR EXPERIENCE CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT SALFORD DOCKS BEFORE REGENERATION THE NEWLY TRANSFORMED SALFORD QUAYS AND MEDIACITYUK HOME OUR VISION Creating Destinations OUR HERITAGE CREATING NEW RESIDENTIAL DESTINATIONS OUR The Peel Land and Property Group's The key principles for each of Peel's EXPERIENCE development sites are located Strategic Waters sites include: throughout the United Kingdom and A clear regeneration masterplan with a CREATING all benefit from being situated close 10-30 year investment DESTINATIONS to dockland, canal, river or waterfront vistas. Peel have a vision to regenerate An approved regeneration plan/outline and transform these former industrial planning consent THE sites to create unique new destinations New infrastructure, public realm OPPORTUNITIES where people can live, work, and environmental improvements socialise and enjoy life. New commercial, retail, educational WATERFRONT and leisure opportunities LIVING The creation of a new multi-tenure, residential destination STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Liverpool Waters Castlefield, Manchester MediaCityUK, Manchester CONTACT HOME OUR VISION The Opportunities OUR HERITAGE BE A PART OF OUR VISION OUR EXPERIENCE The key Strategic Waters residential opportunities: GLASGOW HARBOUR CREATING Liverpool Waters 1,400 DESTINATIONS 10,000 new homes TRAFFORD WATERS Wirral Waters 3,000 THE 13,500 new homes MEDIACITYUK OPPORTUNITIES Glasgow Harbour 2,000 1,400 new homes MANCHESTER WATERS WATERFRONT Trafford Waters LIVING 2,500 3,000 new homes LIVERPOOL WATERS 10,000 CHATHAM WATERS Chatham Waters 1,000 STRATEGIC 1,000 new homes WATERS WIRRAL WATERS MediaCityUK 13,500 2,000 new homes Key PARTNERSHIP Outline approval granted OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Waters Outline approval submitted 2,500 new homes Masterplan approved CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Waterfront Living OUR HERITAGE WE AIM TO DELIVER: OUR New residential accommodation, A housing offer which is attractive Access to local leisure, retail and EXPERIENCE including dwellings for private rented to young professionals, key workers, commercial facilities, located on both sector (PRS), open market sale and families, and downsizers who want the the Strategic Waters sites and via CREATING mid-market housing. choice to either rent or buy in the new excellent transportation links to local DESTINATIONS Promoting architectural excellence, waterfront destinations. city and town hubs. quality and design creativity to deliver The creation of outstanding public The benefit of an extensive Estate THE a range of striking new residential realm, including green-hubs and Management Plan, ensuring each new OPPORTUNITIES buildings; including medium and high- waterfront boulevards, where residential destination is maintained rise apartments, town houses residents, visitors and business to the highest service standards. and live-work dwellings. professionals can relax and socialise. WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Strategic Waters OUR HERITAGE OUR EXPERIENCE CREATING DESTINATIONS + EXPLORE + EXPLORE + EXPLORE + EXPLORE THE LIVERPOOL WATERS CHATHAM WATERS WIRRAL WATERS TRAFFORD WATERS OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS + EXPLORE + EXPLORE + EXPLORE PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES MEDIACITYUK GLASGOW HARBOUR MANCHESTER WATERS CONTACT HOME OUR VISION OUR HERITAGE OUR EXPERIENCE CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS Liverpool PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Waters CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Liverpool Waters OUR HERITAGE OUR EXPERIENCE CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING WATERFRONT TO THE WORLD Liverpool Waters includes the Liverpool Waters will contribute to the STRATEGIC regeneration of 60 acres of historic continued growth and development WATERS dockland to create a market leading, of the city and offer opportunities high quality, mixed use waterfront in for new national and international central Liverpool. The development business growth, retail and commercial PARTNERSHIP will create a unique sense of place, opportunities and the development OPPORTUNITIES taking advantage of the site's cultural of up to 10,000 new residential homes. heritage and waterfront location. CONTACT HOME OUR VISION Liverpool Waters Masterplan OUR HERITAGE LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE The Liver Building OUR King Edward Triangle EXPERIENCE Princes Dock CREATING DESTINATIONS Central Docks Stanley Dock THE OPPORTUNITIES Clarence Dock Northern Docks WATERFRONT LIVING RIVER MERSEY M6 STRATEGIC M61 WATERS M58 M60 Port of Liverpool M6 M602 MANCHESTER M60 Birkenhead Dockss M62 LIVERPOOL WIRRAL Manchester Liverpool Airport PARTNERSHIP M56 Airport OPPORTUNITIES M53 M6 M56 CONTACT POSTCODE: L3 1DL CHESTER HOME LIVERPOOL WATERS The Liverpool Waters development OUR consists of four phases of regeneration VISION along the dock waterfront, including: Princes Dock: Located adjacent to the Three Graces, OUR HERITAGE in the heart of Liverpool's waterfront, offering mixed use opportunities for new residential, commercial and retail OUR development opportunities up to EXPERIENCE 50 storeys Central Docks: DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT Residential development will begin with CREATING A mixed use development opportunity OPPORTUNITIES Princes Dock, offering prospects for high- DESTINATIONS complementing the existing converted rise, high quality, PRS, market rent and warehouse residential developments - Liverpool Waters runs the length of the prestigious waterfront and benefits outright sale projects, benefiting from medium rise residential opportunities serviced sites. THE from ease of access to the full facilities Clarence Dock: OPPORTUNITIES of Liverpool City Centre, including the Peel would also be interested in talking Opportunities for commercial and leisure city's Business centre, the Liverpool One to partners about exploring specific developments shopping destination, local specialist bars residential opportunities in Princes and WATERFRONT Northern Docks: and restaurants, and extensive leisure Central docks, and the creation of a new LIVING Opportunities to create a new dockland and recreational facilities. residential neighbourhood within the residential neighbourhood Northern Docks. STRATEGIC WATERS KEY FACTS 60 acre regeneration site, located on the Outline planning consent for the entire Princes Dock offers the potential of prestigious Liverpool waterfront regeneration site serviced sites for new residential PARTNERSHIP A 20 year masterplan regeneration project Masterplan principles established for scale development opportunities OPPORTUNITIES Opportunity to develop over 10,000 new and height of buildings: up to 50 storeys residential homes Located close to the Liverpool business and CONTACT commercial centres HOME OUR VISION OUR HERITAGE Chatham OUR EXPERIENCE Waters CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT HOME OUR VISION OUR HERITAGE OUR EXPERIENCE CREATING DESTINATIONS THE OPPORTUNITIES WATERFRONT LIVING STRATEGIC WATERS Chatham Waters NEW PLACE TO LIVE, WORK &
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