Broad Marsh latest: New photos reveal council's ‘masterplan’ including thousands of homes and hotel

Nottingham City Council has revealed its ‘masterplan’ for the Broad Marsh site, which includes thousands of new homes and 20,000 square metres of office and commercial space. 

The site, which has been vacant since the demolition of the Broadmarsh shopping centre in 2020, would be completely transformed if the council’s vision should come to fruition. 

The Masterplan has been created by major international architecture and design practice BDP and property advisor JLL, after Nottingham City Council appointed them to develop the plan for one of the largest and most significant city centre projects anywhere in the UK.

Recently, it was revealed that a new state-of-the-art Community Diagnostic Centre will be located on the Broad Marsh regeneration site and will be run and staffed by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

The Broad Marsh vision would create up to 2,500 jobs, with opportunities for both local and national investment. 

A new fly-through CGI video shows how the area would look in the future. 

Cllr Neghat Khan, Leader of Nottingham City Council, said: “It is exciting to see the Broad Marsh vision brought to life with this fly-through video. 

“The plan shows we are committed to finding a solution for Broad Marsh and attracting investment to support the transformation. 

“We will continue to work with partners to find the investment and developers needed to deliver our vision.

“This is a significant improvement for the people of Nottingham.”

The Broad Marsh Masterplan was unveiled at a special Nottingham event at UKREiiF last night, hosted by Marketing Nottingham and Nottinghamshire’s Invest in Nottingham.

The Broad Marsh regeneration has already seen the development of a new Central Library, Car Park and Bus Station, well as a new Nottingham College city hub