Housing leap

the site of the old power station, will deliver 253 flats in two years’ time. It will be followed by phase two within a year, once AquaGib relocates its facility at the site.

Phase Two of the housing estate will pro- vide a further 229 apartments, 83 of them designed for the elderly.

The government will pay Gibraltar Joinery and Building Services £104 million to build both phases of Sir Bob Peliza Mews. When both of these new estates are combined with the Hassan Centenary Terraces overlooking Eastern Beach, it will mean 1,375 new apartments and 127 flats for the elderly.