Skyscraper 'will now be built in three phases'
The Herald|August 10, 2023
A £60m skyscraper planned for Plymouth’s waterfront is now likely to be built in phases instead of all at once partly because of the UK’s flatlining economy
WILLIAM TELFORD
Skyscraper 'will now be built in three phases'

Sutton Harbour Group Plc (SHG) said it is looking to change its approach to building the enormous Sugar Quay apartment block earmarked for the eastern side of Sutton Harbour.

Construction of the block - which, at 21 storeys, will be just three floors lower than the Beckley Point student flat tower which overlooks the city centre - was due to begin this year, but now SHG said it will look at changing its strategy in light of economic factors and how long it would take to construct the apartments in one go. The company has also taken into account how long it took to sell the flats in the nearly completed Harbour Arch Quay block, also at Sutton Harbour.

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