Ten takeaways from Liverpool’s new growth strategy. Plus: opportunities in Hull and laboratories in Merseyside.

How we can tell that regeneration spending is pork-barrel politics. Plus: PBS-Yay in Leeds.

Beds and sheds are no longer the dream property pairing. Plus: the Americans just keep coming.

Sheffield city centre targets independents and artisans alike with its Heart of the City plan. Plus: the sad truth about HS2’s first significant Northern casualty – Crewe’s Royal Arcade site.

US developer Trammell Crow brings overwhelming firepower to Northern offices. It means business. Plus: PBSA in Leeds and WeWork.

Could Durham follow Oxford and Cambridge into big-league innovation property development? Plus: office values and the suburbs.

Bruntwood is gone, and yet it’s still there. Why the most significant Northern corporate property deal of the decade is going to change your world. Plus: sheds and offices.

Labour and co-living: something to think about following Sir Keir Starmer’s conference speech. Plus: offices and BTR.

New leadership in Liverpool raises hopes in the property business. Plus: will Labour save HS2?

There’s been a meteoric rise in competitive socialising, will the growth continue? And, the list of problems facing coastal communities grows.

The property industry isn’t losing sleep over the government’s indecision over HS2. Meanwhile: it’s a mixed bag for the world of beds-to-rent.

Here’s why vacancy rates aren’t the most important numbers in Manchester’s office market. Plus: A1 dream delays and creative economics.

Could control zones succeed in dampening stag and hen party craziness in Northern cities? Plus: good news for offices.

Labour and Conservatives float planning reforms. Are they worth your time?

Redeveloping listed buildings can be a nightmare. Plus: it’s a mixed bag for hotels.

The doubtful future of the 400-store Wilko discount chain poses a challenge to Northern high streets. But there is hope. Plus: good news for flex and Liverpool offices.

Rail and road projects, including the long-awaited A66 dualling between Penrith and Scotch Corner, are at risk of failure. Plus: bad news for WeWork.

Is the tide coming back in for the tech sector? There are signs it might be. Plus: the Leeds office market is on the up.

The government’s plans to improve capacity in the planning system win cautious praise. Plus: the great Green Belt vs brownfield battle returns to the headlines.