Plans lodged to repair Wrexham road closed for three years

FI Real Estate Management is working to develop three warehouses on a 62-acre industrial estate off Bryn Lane.

Welcome to May, a month where the Northern property market is focussed on revenue as the half-year approaches. Plus: mayoral elections and Liverpool entertainment.

Gillespies will work alongside Countryscape and Fiona Fyfe Associates to help Natural Resource Wales source the location of a fourth national park.

A fortune awaits the bold and the brave who are ready to face the monsters endangering the property market. We dig into where the opportunity lies – and what potential pitfalls face our heroes. Plus: a look at Northern economies and Sunderland’s high streets.

Blackstone’s mega data centre has risen from the ashes of BritishVolt’s Northumberland dreams. What does the stalling EV revolution mean for the push for data centres? Plus: good news all around for Leeds offices and Newcastle BTR.

An 8.3-acre site south of New Brighton Road contained within Flintshire’s Local Development Plan will be developed, despite applicant Stewart Milne Homes being in administration.

Enfinium wants to make Parc Adfer in Flintshire capable of storing the 235,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide it produces as a by-product annually.

An early doors plan for 530,000 sq ft of offices in Preston hints at a wider change in attitudes around investing in regional workspace. Plus: skyscraper dreams in Liverpool and speedy progress on York Central. 

Bellway Homes can develop land to the south of Holt Road and the football club will be allowed to keep its makeshift stand for another season – those were the verdicts from yesterday’s planning committee meeting.

The Harworth Group is looking to develop a 113-acre site off Cefn Road near the city centre.

Despite the weather, the region has become a target for solar energy generation. Plus: good news for supermarkets and Doncaster Sheffield Airport.

Want to make the most of the national property conference in Leeds? As an official media partner of UKREiiF, Place North can help.

The built environment has hit a turning point and the sharks of private debt are circling. Here’s why financiers think now is the time to up their real estate game. Plus: a supermarket’s decision in Blackburn has wide-ranging repercussions.

A consultation has begun for the developer’s plans for a 24.7-acre site off Holywell Road and Green Lane in the Flintshire village.

New data from the Office for National Statistics shows the power twentysomethings have on Northern cities. We dig into what this means for offices and homes. Plus: a snapshot of the industrial market

Hayley Knight, speaking on behalf of Anwyl Homes at Flintshire County Council’s planning meeting, stated the developer owns the land so is able to start work straight away.

The warehouse sector is more appealing than ever to those with seriously deep pockets. We look into what is whetting investor appetites. Plus: Planning fast lanes and Leeds’ bright future.

Lord Dominic Johnson is “massively excited” about attending MIPIM, where he plans to spread the good word about green energy in Tees Valley, life sciences in Liverpool City Region, and advanced manufacturing in Greater Manchester.

Bellway said that remediation work will begin on the Mountain View development off Gatewen Road in New Broughton this spring.