Work to finish McAlpine and Lendlease schemes delayed by pandemic, British Land warns

By Dave Rogers2020-05-27T07:19:00

Developer admits covid-19 has put back completion dates by around six months

British Land has said its schemes at 100 Liverpool Street and 1 Triton Square are now running around six months behind schedule because of the covid-19 outbreak.

In an update days affter Boris Johnson put the country into lockdown, the developer said there was around four weeks’ worth of work remaining at Sir Robert McAlpine’s 100 Liverpool Street scheme – part of the developer’s wider Broadgate redevelopment in the City – and nine months left at Triton Square, near Euston, which is being built by Lendlease.

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