An Unbelievable Night at the Insider Liverpool City Region Property Awards 2025

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Curtins on 13th Oct 2025

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We’re still buzzing from an incredible evening at the Insider Liverpool City Region Property Awards 2025, where Curtins was honoured with the prestigious Consultancy of the Year award.

This recognition celebrates our strong local presence, our involvement in transformative projects across the region, and our commitment to nurturing and empowering our team. It’s a proud moment that reflects the passion and dedication of everyone at Curtins.

Celebrating Project Successes Across the Region

The night was made even more special as several projects we’ve been involved in were recognised for their innovation, impact, and contribution to the community:

  • Residential Development of the Year: Millers Quay, Wirral Waters
    A bold and characterful development that brings the waterfront to life while meeting the evolving needs of the local community.

  • Highly Commended – Conservation and Heritage: Hydraulic Engine Pump House
    A beautifully restored historic icon, honoured for its sensitive and inspiring conservation work.

  • Winner – Future Ambition Award: The Hind Street Project
    A visionary neighbourhood regeneration scheme set to breathe new life into Birkenhead, shaping a vibrant and inclusive future.

  • Highly Commended – Outstanding Development of the Year: Aintree Fire and Rescue Training Facility
    A state-of-the-art development recognised for its excellence. Congratulations to Hill Dickinson Stadium, the well-deserved winner in this category!

A Night to Remember

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the winners and shortlisted nominees. It was a fabulous evening celebrating the talent, innovation, and collaboration that continue to shape the Liverpool City Region.

Here’s to more milestones, meaningful partnerships, and making a lasting impact in the communities we serve.

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