Story adds 195 homes at Preston’s D’Urton Manor
The housebuilder has submitted plans for the second phase of its D’Urton Manor development in Fulwood, Preston, bringing the total of homes at the site up to 329.
Vertical Salary Review: flexible working climbs staff priorities
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.
Conlon delivers on £7.3m school extension
Preston-based Conlon Construction has completed an 18-month extension and renovation project at North Cestrian School in Altrincham.
Structural Engineering Director
This is a great opportunity for a highly experienced structural engineer with a proven track record in project delivery, team development, work winning and client management. The combined team of Structural Designers sits within our Buildings and Places Division...
Czero targets residential future for derelict Preston orphanage
Czero Developments and Buttress Architects have submitted a planning application to Preston City Council, for the residential conversion of the grade two-listed St Joseph’s Orphanage.
Harris overhaul moves to next phase
Preston City Council has launched the search for multi-disciplinary design services to progress its plans for a £10.7m revamp of the Harris, a landmark in Market Square.
Muse and Maple Grove team up on Preston Markets
The two developers are working in partnership on a fresh planning application for an overhaul of Preston’s indoor market, set to include a cinema, restaurants, and a multi-storey car park.
Preston Sainsburys changes hands for £54m
Legal & General has sold the 78,000 sq ft store in the town centre to Supermarket Income REIT for £54.4m in a deal reflecting a net initial yield of 5.1%.
Regional REIT secures Old Trafford and Warrington deals
The REIT has secured lettings in Warrington and Old Trafford totalling more than 16,000 sq ft, including at Oakland House, an office it purchased in 2016 as part of a wider portfolio trade.
My Place | Preston
Preston's momentum mustn't stop at making its public realm look good: an innovative city-living strategy could be the key to its continued success, writes John Bridge of architect Studio John Bridge.
