The UK’s exit from the EU and the GMSF planning process have a number of similarities, writes Paul Martin, managing director of Altrincham-based Patrick Properties. Will they deliver on their promises, and is the public being misled?
A fly-through video of Manchester's future skyline has revealed how the city will have changed by 2025 if all current proposals for tall buildings come to fruition.
Throughout December, Place North West has been publishing a series of articles by guest contributors, exploring a range of issues facing the North West property market in 2019.
Founded by three former Stephenson Bell staff in 2012, Project3 has carved out a niche as one of Altrincham's most prominent architects. Place North West sat down with the practice’s founders to talk good design, the Grafton Centre, and what Altrincham needs to build on its success.
Nearly 15 months after its original completion date, Ask is putting the finishing touches to No8 First Street. Place North West toured the site to see how the troubled build has finally resulted in Manchester’s newest large-scale office development.
Around 150 property professionals gathered for a festive evening of networking and cheer, at Manchester’s Chaophraya.
Conwy Council, Muse, and Bowmer & Kirkland have completed a flagship headquarters in Colwyn Bay in what is said to be the largest development of its type in North Wales. Place North West took a tour of the building with development manager Muse and the council to find out why it will be a “game-changer” for Conwy.
The drying up of Liverpool office supply and how Wirral can shout louder than the NIMBYs were discussed at a packed Place North West event focussed on development in Merseyside.
Manchester’s Ancoats is undergoing a residential-led boom with developer Manchester Life at the forefront. Eric Wright Group has secured a contract haul of nearly £120m to deliver some of these projects: Place North West took a tour of the area with managing director John Wilson to see the emerging and completed schemes first hand.
More than 4,400 new jobs, a university with 4,000 students, and 3,880 homes are all coming to Burnley, but how can developers get involved? Place North West and Burnley Council gathered the borough’s experts together to outline growth opportunities in the area for the next decade and beyond.
There's been a run of articles recently debating the frequently raised question of whether women, and working mothers in particular, can "have it all", writes Caroline Todd at Civic Engineers.
With this week seeing more than 3,000 property professionals gather in London for MIPIM UK, Place North West and Willmott Dixon hosted an evening of networking drinks for the North West property community and beyond.
