Merseyside
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GL Hearn seeks growth in the North
Property consultant GL Hearn has hired the former head of Jones Lang LaSalle’s Leeds office to help build up its presence in the North.
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Mason family off-loads Sefton office building
The Liverpool-based Mason family has sold its 35,000 sq ft Atlantic House building in Sefton on Merseyside.
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Green light for first phase of Peel’s £4.5bn Wirral scheme
Developer Peel Holdings has secured planning permission for the first element of its £4.5bn Wirral Waters scheme.
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City Lofts sent back to planning amid funding concerns
Developer City Lofts is re-planning two residential schemes amid rumours that the credit crunch has left the current plans financially unviable.
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EP seeks Liverpool waterfront partners
English Partnerships and Liverpool Vision are seeking developers for two Liverpool waterfront sites.
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Urban Splash unveils latest plans for Liverpool Tribeca
Developer Urban Splash has unveiled new details of its mixed-use scheme on Great George Street in Liverpool city centre, which it has named Tribeca.
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Spencer Holdings secures £200m funding from BoS
Industrial park owner Spencer Holdings has secured £200 million worth of funding from Bank of Scotland’s Real Estate to target new opportunities.
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Evans Easyspace blames govt rates for £6m development halt
Flexible office provider Evans Easyspace has put £6m of speculative UK development on hold, blaming the government’s plans to scrap empty rates relief.
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Appeal court rejects challenge to Liverpool scheme
The Court of Appeal has put an end to a group of Liverpool business people’s bid to stop a £35m redevelopment of the Lime Street station site in Liverpool.
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Brixton buys £14m Manchester business park
Property investment fund Brixton has purchased the Severnside Trading Estate in Trafford Park, Manchester from Morley Fund Management for £14.95m.
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KF sues over £100,000 fee
Knight Frank is suing Manchester property company Camrose for £111,625 in allegedly unpaid fees.
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Argent looks to the US for Piccadilly Place investment
US private equity firm Carlyle Group has beaten Manchester-based MCR Property Group to buy two phases of Argent’s Piccadilly Place in Manchester for £110m.