Developer unveils ambitious £300m plans for 2019

Legacie Developments has today unveiled plans for the New Year as it pledges to invest £300m into the Liverpool City Region economy, helping to create thousands of jobs.

The developer plans to bolster its portfolio, focusing on creating 2,000 homes in the next five years across key sites within Liverpool and the wider city region.

There will be a mixture of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments as well as housing.

In doing so, Legacie says it will create thousands of jobs within the construction industry.

The new year will also mark the official opening of the Reliance House project and the completion of Ropemaker Place, on Renshaw Street.

The Liverpool-based developer said it has gained a reputation for delivering outstanding projects with its most recent, Parliament Square, becoming its fastest-selling, attracting foreign buyers from the USA, China and the Middle East.

And it added that Legacie is renowned for its numerous prestigious developments, including Water Street’s Reliance House, Dale Street shops, North Liverpool’s Rose Place, Azure Residence.

Work will start on the company’s Parliament Square development in the Baltic Triangle district in the New Year.

Legacie Developments’ founder, John Morley, said: “2019 will be a huge year for Legacie.

“We have major plans on the horizon and our developments will be both exciting and impressive whilst delivering a premium product for investors, and buyers, alike.

“We will be pumping £300m into the Liverpool City Region.

“There is an array of fantastic talent on offer and a feel-good factor around the place, which produces both an exciting and game-changing cocktail of potential opportunities.”

He added: “There is also a real resurgence in our visitor economy and we are delighted to be playing our part in helping to shape our area into one of the UK’s top tourist destinations.”