As a new cohort of students pack their bags and head off to university to follow their academic dreams, entrance into the skilled trades industry is sadly in decline, writes Ollie Plastow of Consensus Workspace.
Professionals working across Greater Manchester discussed what’s being done to boost the region’s growth at a crucial and challenging time.
Are Londoners driving the North West’s BTR rents up? And the new normal turns out to be like the old normal.
Is Manchester’s carbon-neutral building ambition undermined by planning policy? And what is going on at Crompton Place?
North West hospitality is back in business, occupancy is up, room rates are up, tails are up, and property consultants pick their coworking partners.
Around 150 people took over Lunya for an entertaining evening full of good food, drink and lively conversation.
The earlier fire engineers are involved with the design process of a building, the less inherent the risk, writes Darren Agnew of Hydrock.
Fred Done’s Salboy embarks on a £1bn London adventure, the £210m Angel Square deal you need to watch and city centres are recovering slowly, Blackpool romps back to life.
Around 300 people re-entered the world of big business events at our Manchester Summer Social on Friday with an afternoon of drinks and catching up at Store Street Exchange in Piccadilly Place.
Liverpool is to get the Grade A office stock it has so long aspired to, but can the maths add up? And 18 years of trouble at Manchester’s pioneer skyscraper.
Reports of up to one in three staff self-isolating and barely half back in the office, flexible office operators bide their time and one approach to the post-pingdemic office market.
Once again, our industry awaits a planning bill that promises to be radical, writes Sandy Livingstone of Onward Homes. So how do we steer our ships into these winds of change?
