Place North West launches 2020 Media Pack

Property and construction professionals in the North West value flexible working above bonuses and other benefits, according to the findings of the Vertical Salary Review 2019.

A scheme on a long-earmarked central site, comprising 550 apartments, a hotel and 30,000 sq ft of offices, has been submitted to Warrington Council for outline planning consent.

County Planning and Dove Architecture have obtained planning permission for a rooftop terrace to be built at the Treasury Building in Warrington’s Palmyra Square.

Following a refurbishment programme, the 26,000 sq ft former Bank Quay House building on Sankey Street, Warrington has been renamed The Outset by owner Equinox Propeties.

Place North West looks back at the stories most popular with readers this year. The news was dominated by tall buildings, controversial developments, big office requirements, and of course, Brexit.

Warrington Council has granted planning permission to the development of a 1,200-space multi-storey car park designed by Leach Rhodes Walker, the first new-build element to begin within the £107m Bridge Street Quarter.

Tim Brown has rejoined Ellis Williams, 11 years after he left the practice, from Broadway Malyan in Manchester, where he led the education team.

The construction and property sector has seen unprecedented changes in recent years and as we enter a new period we think it’s important to understand the impact of this on industry professionals.