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Plans unveiled for first 331-home phase of 1,000-home masterplan
The public-private partnership between the council and Homes England, developer Muse and financial services company Legal & General have lodged a planning application for phase one of Wolverhampton’s City Centre West redevelopment.
The English Cities Fund (ECF) was formed in 2001 as a joint venture between developer and regeneration specialist Muse, Homes England, formerly known as the Homes and Communities Agency, and financial services firm Legal & General.
During the first phase of the redevelopment, the scheme will deliver 331 new apartments, as well as retail spaces on disused land between Peel Street and Market Square, in the west of the city centre.
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