• You may have to login or register before you can post and view our exclusive members only forums.
    To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.

LFC owners meet council over Anfield regeneration

Forums Unread posts
Status
Not open for further replies.
Here you are Y1 and Mo

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-27456958.html

It's £37k but looks a nice little pad. Seems to be a social housing scheme selling it

Have a look on right move, anything that is £30k is either a one bedroom, a flat or an auction "guide price"


56038_113957A_13957_IMG_01_0000.JPG


Key features:

* Ownplace Scheme
* Eligible Buyers Receive
* 25% Discount
* T & C Apply

* Ownplace.Org

Full description:

The Property is offered for sale as part of the innovative Ownplace scheme which seeks to help aspiring owner occupiers take a step onto the housing ladder. Qualifying purchasers will receive a massive 25% discount from the purchase price by way of grant ( terms and conditions apply)
Description

OwnPlace Homes are available only to qualifying purchasers and will not be sold to developers, investors or speculators (legal restrictions will apply). Further details of the OwnPlace scheme can be obtained via the website www.ownplace.org or for general enquiries 0151 343 9060 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting0151 343 9060end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 0151 343 9060 end_of_the_skype_highlighting for information regarding OwnPlace or applications 0151 343 1170 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 0151 343 1170 end_of_the_skype_highlighting. OwnPlace is backed by Riverside Housing who are the foremost social purpose housing and regeneration company in the UK.

regards
 
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=42417.msg1205926#msg1205926 date=1288083993]
Here you are Y1 and Mo

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-27456958.html

It's £37k but looks a nice little pad. Seems to be a social housing scheme selling it

Have a look on right move, anything that is £30k is either a one bedroom, a flat or an auction "guide price"


56038_113957A_13957_IMG_01_0000.JPG


Key features:

* Ownplace Scheme
* Eligible Buyers Receive
* 25% Discount
* T & C Apply

* Ownplace.Org

Full description:

The Property is offered for sale as part of the innovative Ownplace scheme which seeks to help aspiring owner occupiers take a step onto the housing ladder. Qualifying purchasers will receive a massive 25% discount from the purchase price by way of grant ( terms and conditions apply)
Description

OwnPlace Homes are available only to qualifying purchasers and will not be sold to developers, investors or speculators (legal restrictions will apply). Further details of the OwnPlace scheme can be obtained via the website www.ownplace.org or for general enquiries 0151 343 9060 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting0151 343 9060end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 0151 343 9060 end_of_the_skype_highlighting for information regarding OwnPlace or applications 0151 343 1170 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 0151 343 1170 end_of_the_skype_highlighting. OwnPlace is backed by Riverside Housing who are the foremost social purpose housing and regeneration company in the UK.

regards
[/quote]

37k is a steal with 25% Discount?! So what are those T&C? Does it come with vacant possession? Does OOTers qualify?
 
[quote author=Asbo link=topic=42417.msg1205922#msg1205922 date=1288083432]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=42417.msg1205916#msg1205916 date=1288082293]
Oh, for a moment I thought vegetable is a slang for something like the cockney slang for something else.

So he is into big carrots and stuff like that? Better board up the Anfield home at night!
[/quote]

I shagged a cauliflower once ................................ oh no hang on she was a Swede!
[/quote]

Well and truly a fruit basket
 
I'm seriously interested in that Vlad.

Is it in the area that the council expects to be eventually regenerated?
 
I would say so Mo.
I think you need to speak to RedShrek for his views .
I am not sure how inclusive the local community is in general .
Regards
 
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=42417.msg1205960#msg1205960 date=1288086400]
I would say so Mo.
I think you need to speak to RedShrek for his views .
I am not sure how inclusive the local community is in general .
Regards
[/quote]

Do the council actually expect it to happen, or is it more hope than expectation (hence their near-desperation over the years to get us to ground-share)?
 
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=42417.msg1205966#msg1205966 date=1288086683]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=42417.msg1205960#msg1205960 date=1288086400]
I would say so Mo.
I think you need to speak to RedShrek for his views .
I am not sure how inclusive the local community is in general .
Regards
[/quote]

Do the council actually expect it to happen, or is it more hope than expectation (hence their near-desperation over the years to get us to ground-share)?
[/quote]

Well there are great swathes of early twentieth century reasonable three bedroom terraced houses that have been flattened, so someone has some plans for at least part of it.
It may have come at the wrong time given the belt tightening that is going on, but I would not be surprised if some Euro money was pumped in, in the not too distant future.
As has been said though , I am not sure how much is our responsibility and one would think we would have money chucked at us to to stay in the area rather than pay for the pleasure of doing so as was the original plan


regards
 
I'd rather buy a house in Kensington, on the roads from Adelaide road up to Jubilee Drive - i.e before you go past the school and it turns into a total boarded up shit hole.

Houses there are still cheap as anything, but now more and more students are realising that you can get some big houses down that way and that particular area I've found to be very decent. Plus Smithdown is getting more and more dangerous apparently.

Rent it out and you'd make a tidy sum in return.
 
[quote author=SummerOnions link=topic=42417.msg1206185#msg1206185 date=1288106281]
Kirkdale has gone ridiculously cheap these days, i saw a house for sale for £4K!
[/quote]
For good fucking reason. I wouldn't live there for a big clock, it's fucking horrific.
 
Not anymore, no. Theres a big bizzie movement going on atm to try and do something about it, where it will actually work is another matter, considering its the billionth time theyve tried.
 
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=42417.msg1206136#msg1206136 date=1288100448]
I'd rather buy a house in Kensington, on the roads from Adelaide road up to Jubilee Drive - i.e before you go past the school and it turns into a total boarded up shit hole.

Houses there are still cheap as anything, but now more and more students are realising that you can get some big houses down that way and that particular area I've found to be very decent. Plus Smithdown is getting more and more dangerous apparently.

Rent it out and you'd make a tidy sum in return.
[/quote]

FoxForcey treated us to a night out in Kenny a few years back.

I'll never ever forget it. We walked past a house on fire on the way to some pub, and when we came back out of the pub 2 hours later the house was still on fire, and the Fire Brigade *still* hadn't arrived. Just a bunch of kids throwing stones at the windows.

Some lad threw a pint glass through the massive flatscreen TV in the pub too during the 2 hour stint. Not one person batted an eyelid either.

On the way out of there in a taxi the next morning the cabbie told me that this was actually one of the nicer areas too.

Brilliant.
 
And another bit from that weekend....

I woke up in Foxy's house on the Sunday morning on some tiny bed with Ross laying next to me.

In the same bed.
 
When grjt and Vladders advised me not to stay in Kenny for a night, I actually thought their warnings were a tad exaggerated.

They were not.

Which pub was this,Ryan?

Was it The Sheil?
 
[quote author=Avmenon link=topic=42417.msg1206599#msg1206599 date=1288162066]
When grjt and Vladders advised me not to stay in Kenny for a night, I actually thought their warnings were a tad exaggerated.

They were not.

Which pub was this,Ryan?

Was it The Sheil?
[/quote]

Christ no, the Sheil's wayyyyyy worse. It was the picture house, prob the 'best' establishment in kenny.

Needless to say, I don't live there anymore.
 
Liverpool FC owners given deadline for new stadium


Liverpool fans hoping for a shiny new stadium could get an answer soon - the club's new owners have been given six months to decide what they want to do.

The council's given New England Sports Ventures (NESV) the deadline to try and speed up plans for a new ground.

A new stadium in Anfield would help to improve the area for the people who live there.

It's not yet known whether new owner John Henry plans to build a brand new stadium or renovate the old one.

The council and NESV met on Sunday to talk about stadium plans. They're due to meet again in November.

American company NESV officially took over Liverpool FC from previous owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett earlier this month.

Hicks and Gillett promised a new stadium when they bought the club in 2007 - but that never happened, to the disappointment of many fans.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom