There would be a ‘Build to Rent’ scheme and new retail space created under the first stage of the planned redevelopment of the 1960s arcade.
Major plans for over 300 homes on the Shawlands Arcade site have been recommended for approval despite almost 200 objections.
Overall, there could be more than 600 homes. Phase one includes 14 studios, 166 one-bed, 145 two-bed and four three-bed flats. Supporters of the scheme believe it will be a “positive economic development” and increase housing supply. Cllr Molyneux, Greens, said he is supportive of the principle of redevelopment but the current plan “does not meet the needs of the local community”.
Living Rent’s objection stated the proposal would be “detrimental to the maintenance of a balanced community in the area” and would “put pressure on already stretched local services and infrastructure”.
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