The housing association wants to demolish two tower blocks and bring forward 90 affordable homes off Vale Drive east of Oldham town centre, as part of plans to invest £160m to build 850 homes in the town over the next six years.
The developer wants to build 268 homes on a 29-acre site at the former colliery south-east of Wigan town centre and has sought outline consent for the project.
The developer is restoring a historic building on King Street that was once home to the Stretford Conservative Club to create 13 luxury flats.
Godwin Developments has acquired a 1.3-acre site within the Trinity Quarter intervention area for an undisclosed sum.
The detailed application for X1 Developments' 1,300-home scheme in Salford Quays, and the fourth and final phase of Harworth's Logistics North industrial site, are both due for consent next week.
Trafford Council has granted full planning consent to the £11m first phase of Irwell Valley Homes’ regeneration of the estate comprising 79 homes for social rent, and outline consent for an additional 184 units.
The residential redevelopment of Hale Library and the Bowdon Jubilee Centre, and the future protection of Turn Moss, were on the agenda at Trafford’s latest executive meeting.
Greater Manchester has 1,500 undeveloped brownfield sites across its 10 boroughs, which could be used to deliver more than half of the 201,000 homes the combined authority wants to build by 2024, according to a report.
Construction of developer ForLiving’s 394-unit apartment scheme in Ordsall, Salford, has commenced and work is due to complete in 2023.
The Government has signed off £28m of funding to enable Pendleton Together Operating, the company in charge of nine council-owned blocks in Pendleton clad in dangerous aluminium composite material, to complete fire safety works.
