Deal finalised for Salford sites

From 24 June, Place North West will be bringing property people back together again at conferences, social gatherings and debates.

Reserved matters approval is expected next week for 116 affordable homes, the next phase of the 1,700-unit masterplan at the former Horwich Loco Works site to come forward.

Councillors will this week be asked to approve the second full-year strategy for the town's Mayoral Development Corporation, which has committed to delivering 1,000 town centre homes by 2023.

Space formerly occupied by Marks & Spencer in the town centre could be redeveloped into 32 apartments, while a former warehouse in Church Street has been put forward for conversion.

More than 2,700 homes planned for Greater Manchester, including at city centre sites such as the Northern Gateway, renamed Victoria North, are to receive a share of £41m of Government funding to help deliver homes on previously developed land.

Plans to build a small collection of homes on the site of the former garden centre in Warburton have been approved by Trafford Council.

Plans for the developer's second scheme in the borough, 108 homes at Garnet Fold farm off St Helens Road, have been given the go-ahead. 

Peel L&P’s housebuilding division wants to build 108 homes on a 10-acre site off St Helens Road south-west of Bolton. 

The first planning application has been submitted for Trafford Council and Bruntwood Works’ 27-acre regeneration roadmap, proposing 800 homes, a revamp of Stretford Mall, and other town centre improvements.