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The Phillips Road site was purchased by the applicant three years ago with a view to increasing the business’s on-site warehouse facilities.

The construction firm has been chosen by the council to carry out the redevelopment work on two centres.

Having acquired 15 acres from Wain Estates in 2022, the housebuilder is seeking permission from Trafford Council to redevelop the site.

Amping up biodiversity net gain, the company has expanded its plans for a services complex site off Junction 2 of the M55 from 17 acres to 34.

Vacant buildings would be torn down to make way for four blocks, three on Love Lane and one at Pall Mall.

The two Liverpool-based residential experts have merged their letting operations and formed a new joint venture in the process.

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Concerns about the potential for damage to “community stability and social cohesion” were among the reasons the authority gave for refusing permission for the Great Cheetham Street West scheme.

London took the top position on Arcadis’ 2024 International Construction Costs Report, while the North West city claimed the 12th spot.

An opportunity has arisen to snap up the freehold to 1.7 acres of development land in Manchester’s Irk Valley.

Following the spectacular demolition of four cooling towers late last year, work to level buildings spread across 103 acres at the former power station is due to begin soon.

Signing a 10-year lease with AEW Investors, the flexible workspace company is set to open its premier location this winter.

The project would see the demolition of the existing Fairways Lodge and Leisure Centre off George Street.

Known as Hub50, the warehouse will be developed off Gale Road at the borough’s business park.

The city council has approved Bruntwood SciTech’s change of use bid to transform the 11,000 sq ft Renold building into a tech and science hub.

Located on opposite sides of Sovereign Way in Chester West Employment Park, !Audacious Church and Sanctuary Group are trading places.

An upgrade for King George’s Hall and a 5,000 sq ft manufacturing business accelerator are two of nine schemes set to receive central government funds promised in March.

Efforts are being made to appoint an architect to lead the scheme, which will transform the former Natwest bank on St George’s Road thanks to money drawn from the UK Government’s Towns Fund.

Muse’s managing director is a born and bred Oldhamer, which means the developer’s proposed transformation of the town centre is more than just another job.

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An 8.3-acre site south of New Brighton Road contained within Flintshire’s Local Development Plan will be developed, despite applicant Stewart Milne Homes being in administration.

Office space proposed in an earlier iteration of the venue’s redevelopment has been swapped out in favour of corporate conference facilities.

The grocer snapped up the freehold for the 35,000 sq ft Caldy Valley Retail Park off Valley Road in Great Boughton several years ago, and will convert units three and four into a supermarket.

Approval will expire in June before the developer can complete the purchase of land, discharge pre-commencement conditions, and start on site.

Aaron Adams has set up City Developments Project Management after leaving the Chinese-backed developer in February.

Two buildings on Buxton Road, including an existing Co-op food store, could be knocked down so the retailer can build a marginally larger shop and incorporate a bigger car park.

Legal and planning officers agree that the council would be acting contrary to the local plan – and thus making itself vulnerable to legal challenge – should it persist in refusing the applications from Seddon Homes and Applethwaite.

Plans to flatten around a third of the council-owned precinct as part of the town's transformation are gathering pace.

Wain Homes’ proposals for land off Cropper Lane and a new headquarters for HTI Group are both in line for approval next week.

The authority’s cabinet has agreed to make the properties available across two different schemes, St Luke's and Brackley Village, via its development company.