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Liverpool and Beyond Housing discuss urban regeneration potential in the North

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Liverpool and Beyond Housing collaborated on addressing urban regeneration needs. An expert panel discussed how regenerating underserved urban areas or underused brownfield sites can offer profit potential for developers and investors, while also being important to local communities. The panel referenced Brabners’ report, which analyzed regeneration schemes across the North of England over the past 25 years, noting that positive outcomes vary widely.

From propertyweek.com

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Regeneration projects can bring benefits such as new jobs, skills, economic growth, and environmental improvements. However, the research outlined the pressing need for a better grasp of how regeneration can deliver social benefits, as local authorities showed varied improvements across key social and economic indicators.

The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is proposing to use MDC to manage major regeneration projects, focusing on the waterfront and investment.

From propertyweek.com

Who's involved

  • LiverpoolCity in Merseyside, England, where regeneration needs are being addressed
  • Beyond HousingNonprofit organization addressing urban regeneration needs in Liverpool

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