Hull council unveils £130m development

By Will Ing2018-09-14T06:00:00

Council will start to look for contractors from early next year

Hull City Council has unveiled plans for a £130m mixed-use development in its town centre.

The Albion Square development will include a new ice arena, 278 residential units and 10 retail units covering 16,750m². It will also have 832m² of office space, a 612-space multi-storey car park and a new public square.

The council will seek bidders on the first design and build contract from early next year, with the winning contractor set to pick up between £50m-£100m depending on how many phases the council opts to develop the site in.

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