Right. It is time to assess where we are up to at present and what we should expect next year. Have I missed anything? Despite the crappy economic situation, 2012 has a fair bit of potential. Feel free to add...

2012 Projects

ON SITE

Apex Building
University central laboratory building
LU Eco-Halls
JMU Clarence Street
Travelodge, Strand
Travelodge, Exchange St East
Ibis, Dale St
Tunnel Rd HMRI
Granby St HMRI
Baltic Creative warehouse conversions
Edge/Hall Lane Strategic Gateway
Kensington Fields HMRI
Central Village-MSCP
Central Village-Lewis’s
Central Station
Mann Island
Church Fields HMRI
Cressington Grange
Anfield/Breckfield HMRI
Garden Festival site
57-59 Seel St, bar & restaurant
Central Library
Retirement flats – Aigburth Road
Everyman Theatre
Florence Institute
Premier Inn, Hanover St
Allerton Monastery
Catherine St/Myrtle St student flats/restaurant/bar
M & S extension/separate unit Williamson Sq.
Plus Dane Housing/Park Rd.


AWAITING ON SITE/PROGRESS

£200m/500 home Stonebridge Cross scheme - appication early 2012, on site summer 2012
£130m/2,000 homes plan across the city -on site Spring 2012
Barratt/Peel 268 unit housing project, Speke – on site early 2012
£20m St Michaels Student Accommodation, Ropewalks (Iliad)
St Andrews Church Student Accommodation, Rodney Street
Hatton Gardens student accommodation/retail
Humyak House student accommodation, Duke St
New Brunswick Village, Grafton St
Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse development
Eldonians power generator project
Edge Lane – Replacement park – early 2012
Edge Lane – Main retail – late 2012
Edge Lane – Mental Health facility, Ian Skelly site – early 2012
Edge Lane - Kensington Health Centre – January 2012
Sleeperz Hotel_Line St Station. - early 2012.
Peel International Trade Centre
Extension of Baltic Creative warehouse conversions
Liverpool Waters decision
Forever 21, Church St on site
Jessica Funding becoming available
EU decision re: £450m Merseyside funding between 2014-2020
Neptune Developments £65m hotel/apartments, Strand
Beetham Plaza 73,000 sq.ft. office development
Decision re: Green Bank
Decision re: Elected Mayor
January decision re: £12.98m kick-start funding for local infrastructure projects, as nominated by the LEP
Decision and hopefully a planning application re: LFC stadium plans
Planning application for £40m convention centre extension/hotel
Toxteth fire station/sports centre – on site early 2012
Project Jennifer – Public inquiry decision summer 2012
Notre Dame school development adjacent to Project Jennifer – on site 2012
Archbishop Beck Catholic High School relocated to Long Lane with an option of co-locating with a special school. Start date: Autumn 2012
£30m Benmore scheme, hotel, cinema etc – decision January 2012
iC3
Tune Hotel, Parker Street
Queens Dock twin tower project
Fire Stations in Kirkdale, Formby, Newton-le-Willows, Bootle, Netherton,, Belle Vale, Birkenhead, Southport.
New Islington Project
Urban Splash Social Housing Element – Great George Square
Liverpool University 1,000 bed residential campus
JMU Post Office site
Flatiron building
Exchange Flags public realm
Liverpool One site 22
Pall Mall office scheme
Pall Mall (Exchange Square)
Parliament St/Sefton St tower
Kings Dock Mill phase 2
Kings Dock Exhibition Centre extension
St Johns Square refurb
Maghull sites around Hope St.
Z-Hotel (North John St. Long lease agreed. Planning application submitted)
Evolution, 50-54 Stanley St (Finance secured, planning applic. submitted)
JMU office building, Old Haymarket
£200m Chinatown scheme
Duke St Hotel/MSCP
Slavery Museum extension
Royal Court Theatre
RIBA regional HQ
New Royal Hospital (planning application)
Scandanavian Hotel

Goodstuff! Quite a sizeable list given the economic climate.

Tara house renshaw street £19m
Hurst street £25m
Alder hay £180m (final contractor decided)

Excellent piece of work. Did you mention Grosvenor's plans for the side of Lord Street the have/are going to purchase? Scandinavian Hotel, Duke Street? Loads to look forward to though, isn't there?

Ditto,

Great work Buggedboy, for put together such a comprehensive list :cheers:

Great list BB,great too see so much progress happening.I can't see Stonebridge Cross there,loads of houses,shops and a possible relocation of St John Bosco's Art College,that's due on site next year.

Boogers nails it. Top hole!

Alder hey £288m (final contractor decided)

The best bidder will supposedly be chosen by the end of March 2012 with work beginning sometime in 2012.

2012....

The LEP will take shape, belatedly but this is important in providing the economic as well as political leadership the region needs.

The City Mayor debate will probably fizzle out for Liverpool, but I'm not particularly bothered about that.

The city and wider region will demonstrate what communal solidarity means, in terms of co-operation, self-organisation, and coping with change. We are likely to see an increase in crime, disorder and alienation, and my hope and belief for 2012 is that Liverpool will not be as badly affected as other places. A tradition of communal solidarity is very important: when you are battening down the hatches, it matters who is with you.

My sense is that 2012 will be an important but not decisive year in whatever transition we are in: I think a city (in the widest sense) that can manifest culture, humour against adversity, tenacity and grit will find itself in a good place once we are thrown into whatever tumult the nation finds itself in.

More than anything, 2012 is a year for the real leaders of the city region to stand up and be counted. I don't mean local authority leaders (certainly not the Lab/Con/Lib Dem represenatives of the self-serving and absurd little districts and under-bounded city that we were gifted by Government) but the real cultural, economic, business, civic, community and political leaders. I think there are leaders living in the city reigon who we don't even know about yet, or who we assume can only do one thing (eg run a social enterprise, run a club, run a society, run a business), who will step up to the crisis and offer a way forward.

I'm quite optimistic that Liverpool can deal well with the coming austerity and prove itself a place with real value and staying power.

Feel free to add...

There's also a University Technical College specialising in the bio-medical sciences, engineering and healthcare to be built somewhere in North Liverpool,that's due too open in 2013.They're still undecided on the site but Edge Lane has been muted.

Great list bugged boy many thanks for all your work! Couple more for the list include the new royal hospital pre development work including preferred bidder choosing! Also work is due to start on the new mental health unit at the former Walton hospital site.

If it isn't a really stupid question what is kings dock mill phase two?

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1114303&page=2

If it isn't a really stupid question what is kings dock mill phase two?

Kings Dock Mill is a three-phase development (although it looks like Phases 2 & 3 will be delivered together). Phase 1 was the Hampton by Hilton hotel in the Baltic Triangle. Phases 2 & 3 will be the re-development of adjacent land, currently occupied by former industrial units and the existing YHA youth hostel, to provide a new youth hostel, hotel, retail, apartments, exhibition and gallery space, and an MSCP.

Discussion thread including renders - http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1114303

EDIT - BB beat me to it.