More than 100 new homes are to be built on former railway
land in Aintree, Liverpool, after completion of the first public land pilot
disposal. The HCA has recently taken on 35 sites from other government bodies
as part of a nationwide effort to get public land with capacity for up to
100,000 homes out to market by March 2015. The site was identified within
Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council’s 2011 Strategic Housing Land Availability
Assessment as a potential area for sustainable redevelopment. Since taking on
the site, the HCA has worked with the council to secure the deal, which will
bring a substantial amount of private sector investment to the area and will
improve approximately 10 acres of public open space for the residents of
Aintree. Read more on the HCA website.
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