Movement concerning Liverpool’s stalled New Chinatown development has raised hopes that the project could be set to take a step forward.
The controversial project has been in the pipelines for close to a decade with two previous schemes failing to come to fruition. The development had first promised the construction of around 800 new homes with additional commercial space, office space and a hotel - later being downsized in following applications
Developers North Point Global brought forward a scheme in 2015 which proposed 800 homes on the Great George Street, along with a 140-bedroom hotel, and 120,000 sq ft of offices. This plan never materialised and neither did a scheme brought forward by Great George Street Developments, which took control of The Great George Street Project site in 2018.
