Sarah Townsend
The landowner is courting developers to help it bring it forward a trio of sites that would deliver the first 400 of 3,000 homes of the £1bn project on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal.
The residential schemes being planned include one part-affordable, part-open market development; one project focussed on care and senior living accommodation, and one build-to-rent scheme that Peel L&P would bring forward itself with the backing of a funding institution, the company’s executive director of development James Whittaker told
Place North West.
Peel L&P secured outline consent in 2018 for Trafford Waters, a mixed-use scheme on a 63-acre development site it owns opposite the Trafford Centre. The scheme is expected to take two decades to complete.
[Images by Peel L&P and Trafford Council] Plans for a £1billion development with 3,000 homes, a 300-bedroom hotel, a new primary school, offices and shops near the Trafford Centre are one step closer. A deal has been struck over the operating costs of a lifting bridge crossing the Manchester Ship Canal close to the Trafford Centre, next door to the Trafford Waters development site. Trafford Waters is set to be a mixed-use development on 63 acres of land, owned by The Peel Land and Property Group, which will provide thousands of homes, leisure facilities and retail space.
[Images by Peel L&P and Trafford Council]
[Images by Peel L&P and Trafford Council] Plans for a £1billion development with 3,000 homes, a 300-bedroom hotel, a new primary school, offices and shops near the Trafford Centre are one step closer. A deal has been struck over the operating costs of a lifting bridge crossing the Manchester Ship Canal close to the Trafford Centre, next door to the Trafford Waters development site. Trafford Waters is set to be a mixed-use development on 63 acres of land, owned by The Peel Land and Property Group, which will provide thousands of homes, leisure facilities and retail space.
[Images by Peel L&P and Trafford Council]
Huge £1bn urban living development opposite Trafford Centre edges one step closer
The high density Trafford Waters proposal was given the green light by councillors back in 2018
15:23, 15 FEB 2021
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Plans for a £1billion development which would see 3,000 homes built opposite the Trafford Centre have edged one step closer.