The proportion of visitors to Manchester using Airbnb in 2017 climbed from 3.6% to 5.6% as the online platform accounted for more than 304,700 overnight stays, according to data from Colliers International.
Liverpool-based mechanical and electrical engineering consultancy Steven Hunt & Associates has appointed project manager Kevin Watts.
Fresh off the back of Boardman’s Beelines, cycle shop Bikesy has made a handy Manchester map, based around the familiar Metrolink map, to show people that locations across the city region may be closer on two wheels than you think.
Regional REIT, which is asset-managed by London & Scottish Investments, has exchanged and completed on contracts to buy eight assets for £31.4m, including the Parkway Business Centre in Deeside.
The developer has submitted a planning application for a green belt site off Junction 25 of the M6, which could feature 1.4m sq ft of employment space and the potential to generate up to 1,650 jobs.
With London Euston set to close to all rail services from the North over the next three weekends, the remaining options for rail travel to the capital have been set out by operator Virgin Trains.
Challenger bank OakNorth has agreed a deal to fund the development of two Select Property Group residential towers, Laurence Place and Exchange Point, at Greengate.
After her university dissertation ended up under the nose of one of Manchester’s most mercurial developers, Rochelle Silverstein was given the chance to find out if she would sink or swim in a regeneration world.
A joint venture of Sir Robert McAlpine, Britannia Group, Prime Developers, and Foundation Real Estate is holding a public consultation today on plans to build a 31-storey residential-led development on Manchester’s Swan Street.
Immediate land opportunities in the North West and North Wales are to be the focus for the housebuilder’s four-strong team, which is to be led by land director John Cooper.
Acting on behalf of housing provider Community Gateway Association, planner PWA has submitted an application for a 140-home development on a greenfield site in Goosnargh, near Preston.
Legal & General Investment Management is understood to have exchanged contracts to buy one of the towers within Renaker's 1,500-apartment Owen Street development, currently under construction in Manchester.
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