Liverpool boosted by housing partnership

Developers in Liverpool have joined forces to help spend more than £200m improving housing across the city.

By Jamie Hailstone | 11 June 2014

Developers in Liverpool have joined forces to help spend more than £200m improving housing across the city.

The three developers will work together to build 1,500 new homes in the city and Liverpool Mutual Homes will also work to bring a further 1,000 back into use. 

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