FEC eyes autumn start for Addington Street
Developer Far East Consortium said it plans to start work on its 80-home scheme in New Cross this autumn, with an 18-month construction schedule.
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Peel and Countryside submit £72m Trafford homes proposals
A partnership between Countryside Properties and Peel Investments North has submitted two proposals totalling 455 homes next to the Manchester Ship Canal in Partington.
RHS Garden Bridgewater to benefit from road and cycle links
Proposals for around 540,000 sq ft of road upgrades and other transport infrastructure to serve the £30m RHS Garden Bridgewater have been lodged, ahead of the scheme’s expected completion in July.
Victoria Warehouse primed for redevelopment
Adam Geoffrey Management, owner of the out-of-town events venue in Trafford, wants to create a hotel and a seven-storey car park.
Taylor Wimpey prepares to start on Ashton homes
The housebuilder said construction will start in the coming months for 195 homes on the site of the former Hartshead High School in Ashton-under-Lyne, after gaining approval at Tameside planning committee.
PizzaLuxe to open in Arndale
The pizzeria has agreed a 10-year lease on a 2,000 sq ft unit in the £11m Halle Place food hall at the shopping centre in Manchester, and expects to start trading in the summer.
Morgan Sindall turnover tops £3bn
Morgan Sindall Group posted a 3% increase in turnover, to £3.1bn, and 10% rise in pre-tax profits, to £88.6m, in the 12 months to the end of December 2019, driven by strong returns from its fit-out and construction arms.
Work stops on Elliot’s £70m Salford tower
Construction of Elliot Group's 34-storey The Residence in Salford has halted, while the developer writes to investors asking them to bring forward payments and waits for institutional funds to "re-engage", pending the result of an ongoing fraud investigation.
English Cities Fund requests £5m viability payment
The joint venture between Muse Developments, Legal & General and Homes England have asked Salford City Council for money to support the 23-storey Stanley Street residential project ahead of a scheduled start on site in March.
Payment disputes ongoing with Bardsley clients
Bardsley Construction collapsed in December owing £45m to creditors, according to the administrators' report, and negotiations are still ongoing with developer clients over the payment of fees on prominent sites.
