Rail commuters in Liverpool will have to navigate the closure of Lime Street Station from the end of this month, after which they will be diverted onto Merseyrail services from South Parkway, where staff will be on strike for two days next week.
New technology can help city regions tackle complex economic, social and environmental challenges by enabling strategic planning to be done more easily and effectively, according to a new paper published by the Royal Town Planning Institute.
Atlas Residential and IP Investment Management are to forward-fund a £55m PRS apartment scheme at MediaCityUK.
Stefan Trebicki has joined Select Property Group from SimpsonHaugh as design architect.
The Manchester-based developer and investor has sold the 73,000 sq ft Chesterbank Business Park close to Chester to Newcastle-based investor Schreiber UK for an undisclosed sum.
Postgraduate students from the Manchester School of Architecture will this week work up proposals for a peace garden that could be created at Lincoln Square.
A fare freeze on Metrolink in place for three years will end in January with a 6% price rise as transport bosses look to reclaim “revenue foregone” since January 2014.
As Government-backed research base Sensor City welcomes its first tech start-up tenants, Place North West visits the 25,000 sq ft building which is the first piece in Liverpool's university enterprise zone.
Trafford Housing Trust paid more than £7m to the Crown Estate for the 30 acres close to Delamere Forest where it is building its Station Road scheme.
Warehouse REIT, which was admitted to the AIM sub-market of the London Stock Exchange on 20 September, has acquired four multi-let Hansteen estates, understood to include Nexus Industrial Estate in Knowsley, Pikelaw Place in Skelmersdale and a holding at Radway Green, Crewe.
Alderley Edge-headquartered Select Property Group, which develops and manages properties across the student, PRS and serviced apartment sectors through its Vita Student, Affinity Living and CitySuites brands, has launched a bond offer as it looks to broaden its sources of funding.
Cheshire boasts one of the most successful economies in the country but needs to address challenges around housing and infrastructure if it is to meet ambitious targets for the future, according to a panel of experts.
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