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The Great Eastern Hotel was extensively refurbished between 1997 and 1999, re-opening as a boutique houses for sale in London hotel. The hotel incorporates three restaurants: "Aurora" and "Fishmarket" cater to the higher-price expense account business lunch market while "Terminus" is a mid-range brasserie to service the City workers. The complex includes a sushi bar and two pubs.

The station has been twinned with Amsterdam Centraal Station houses for sale in London since 1993, and there is a plaque marking this fact on the concourse close to the main entrance to the Underground.

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The station was extensively houses for sale in London modified between 1985 and 1992, including bringing all the platforms in the main shed up to the same end point and constructing a new underground booking office, but its facade, Victorian cast-iron pillars, and the memorial for Great Eastern Railway employees who died in the Great War were retained.

The redevelopment coincided houses for sale in London with the closure and demolition of neighbouring Broad Street station and the construction of the Broadgate development in its place. Liverpool Street was officially re-opened by HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1991. At this time the giant timetable board, which is suspended above the station concourse, was installed at great expense. However due to technical difficulties there was a long delay after the official opening before it became operational. It was one of houses for sale in London the last remaining mechanical "flapper board" display boards at a UK railway station and certainly the largest, but was removed from service in September 2007 and replaced by electronic boards.

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Many Jewish refugee children arrived at houses for sale in London Liverpool Street in the late 1930s, as part of the Kindertransport. In September 2003 the sculpture Fur Das Kind Kindertransport Memorial by artist Flor Kent, who conceived the project, was installed in the station.

It consisted of a specialized glass case with original objects and a bronze sculpture of a real girl, a direct descendant houses for sale in London of a child rescued by Sir Nicholas Winton who unveiled the work. Due to lapses in maintenance the Fur Das Kind collection was transferred to the Imperial War Museum.[3]
Liverpool Street station in 1984

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