Maslow Capital has committed £20 million to Nexus Residential for the completion of the £35 million Central Park apartments, located on the edge of Liverpool city centre, with an expected completion date in late 2025. This marks the third collaboration between Nexus and Maslow, bringing their total funding to £60 million.

The Central Park development, designed by Studio RBA, will feature a nine-storey complex with one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. The development includes amenities such as a five-star hotel-style reception, concierge services, underground parking, a gymnasium, and a private roof terrace with views of Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral. An adjoining public piazza is also part of the plan, with £1 million allocated for its development.

The project will incorporate several sustainable features, including solar panels, electric vehicle chargers, heat recovery systems, LED lighting, and air-source heat pumps. A key aspect of the project is the resurfacing and reopening of Brassey Street, where the development is located.

Legacie is the main contractor for Central Park, having previously led projects like Reliance House and Element – The Quarter in Liverpool. The project team includes Cheshire Ecology, Waterco, DTPC, BLOK Architecture, and Roman Summer Associates. All homes have been pre-sold off-plan, with RWinvest acting as the sales agent.

In addition to the development, Nexus Residential has contributed around £350,000 in S106 payments to Liverpool City Council. These funds will support the refurbishment of Gore Street park, off-site tree planting, and public art contributions.

Michael Gledhill, managing director of Nexus Residential, expressed satisfaction with the funding agreement, noting that it continues their successful partnership with Maslow and will bring high-quality homes to a popular part of the city.

Sky Mapson, senior director of development origination at Maslow Capital, highlighted the importance of their ongoing relationship with Nexus and their shared goal of positively impacting the housing supply.

Rachael Gordon, head of deal execution (UK and Europe) at Maslow Capital, emphasized the innovative and sustainable aspects of the project and its expected positive impact on the local area.