L&G’s decision to pull out of its Yorkshire mega-factory isn’t the end, but might be the beginning of the end. Plus: political horse trading in Bolton could have big consequences.

Today’s local elections will change everything, and nothing, for the region’s real estate and regeneration businesses. Plus: what the consumption of sandwiches tells us about the office market.

After a massive write-up during the pandemic, and hasty write-down after, are Northern sheds about to prove their real value? Plus: we level with you on business rates and supermarkets.

River pollution is putting development plans into purgatory in North Wales. Plus: the North West shed market is hot.

Does a big Sheffield office investment, and a clutch of Manchester office requirements, mean it’s now a bull market? Plus: good news for BTR and bad news for office fit-outs.

Asia-Pacific money is going to be big news in the North in the second half of 2023. Plus: a look at what the UK could learn from the USA.

The North’s office markets are not the disaster zone some feared, but planning for future growth poses problems. Plus: a look at two of the week’s biggest deals.

The global banking crisis could have Northern consequences as commercial property begins to feel the heat. Plus: good news for the Merseyside middle class.

Was the Budget good for the North? The fate of planned A5036 improvements might be a clue.

The North’s big problem – why levelling up isn’t, actually, happening. Plus: More Places for Everyone changes and the underspent £2.5bn.

Will spring bloom for the hotel sector, or will frost kill the green shoots? Plus: good news for Liverpool planning at long last.

Is the Northern BTR market moving too fast? Plus: luxury hotels are on the rise, while infrastructure projects show promise.

Why you shouldn’t get too comfy about science property in the North. Plus: Great Northern optimism and Leeds towers.

The North’s office market is seemingly impervious. How is that possible? Plus: London leftovers and culture dreams.

How far can the transformation of Manchester’s skyline go? Plus: Good news for Liverpool’s office market.

Northern property funding is about margins, not mayors. Also: good news for offices and suburbia.

Regional planning is a nightmare in the North. Who is to blame? Plus: good news for commercial property and bad news for shared ownership.

Out with the old and in with the new in Saltaire. Plus: Leeds feels the post-Christmas cocktail pinch but posh pubs give Cheshire cause for celebration.

The reevaluation of rateable values provides a more accurate picture of the state of Northern towns and cities. Plus: good news for devolution, while the housing targets debate rumbles on.