Liverpool eyes masterplan to deliver new office space
Expanded business district could link to controversial Liverpool Waters scheme
Liverpool City Council is poised to commission a planning framework to drive the delivery of new grade A offices against a backdrop of increasing residential development.
The authority’s cabinet is being warned that the city’s central business district has run out of top-grade office space and suggests that the masterplan would allow planning officers to better shape the city’s growth.
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