Tag Archives: Fractional investment

Court victory gives hope to investors in failed City Centre developments

Posted on February 25, 2022 by richardkemp

The news in today’s Liverpool Echo that administrators have been ordered by a court to sell a stalled site in Liverpool city centre to a consortium of investors could be very good news indeed for people whose investments in Liverpool … Continue reading →

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Take action now to regulate property development industry Chancellor urged

Posted on February 3, 2021 by richardkemp

In a letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak and the Chair of the Financial Conduct Authority, Charles Randell I have demanded that action be taken to regulate the property development market which he describes as being like, … Continue reading →

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Questions to the Council about Brushwood & Millvina; ‘Invest to Save’ and many more

Posted on September 15, 2020 by richardkemp

Yesterday I held my six-weekly 1:1 with a senior officer of the Council. I only get an hour and as you might guess I have a lot to ask and discuss. I use the time to highlight issues because the … Continue reading →

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Liverpool deserves the best of the best of the best!!

Posted on September 6, 2020 by richardkemp

Over the past few days, I have taken part in a number of debates about the false dichotomy of whether the way forward in our City is heritage or development. I have urged in those debates that if we set … Continue reading →

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Liverpool in the next to bottom category on Transparency International Report

Posted on July 30, 2020 by richardkemp

I have today reacted with sadness and anger over a report which has placed Liverpool in the next to bottom category (out of 6) in a report prepared by Transparency International. It is extremely sad that Liverpool is once again … Continue reading →

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Task Force needed to deal with Liverpool’s £500,000,000+ property debacle

Posted on July 1, 2020 by richardkemp

Following the collapse on Tuesday of Signature Living with more than £120,000,000 of losses I’ve has written to Liverpool’s Mayor, Joe Anderson, asking him to establish a Task Force of institutional investors to try and sort out the City’s property … Continue reading →

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Will the Everton Stadium ever get built?

Posted on April 25, 2020 by richardkemp

I wrote yesterday to the Mayor and other Party Leaders in Liverpool, on behalf of the Liberal Democrat Group, about how the Council needed to look at preparations for a very different future in Liverpool. Today we had some salutary … Continue reading →

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Recommendations to clear up Liverpool’s Property scandals

Posted on February 13, 2020 by richardkemp

In view of the failure of Liverpool Council to issue a report into Liverpool’s Fractional Investment Property scandal I have issued my own. It is a disgrace that 9 months after the Fractional Investment Task Group had its last meeting … Continue reading →

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Council Chief Executive asked to intervene in Fox Street Fiasco

Posted on December 17, 2019 by richardkemp

News that Liverpool City Council has lost a planning inspectorate decision on the notorious Fox Street development has produced an angry response from me. I have now asked the Council’s Chief Executive, Tony Reeves, to intervene personally in discussing the … Continue reading →

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Is the day of reckoning arriving for Liverpool Developers?

Posted on November 14, 2019 by richardkemp

I’m leaving my run of General Election blogs to look at a topic that I have been dealing with for 3+ years. Property developers in Liverpool. I am saddened that more than 15 months after the Council’s Fractional Investment Task … Continue reading →

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