Moss Side’s ageing leisure centre is currently undergoing an extensive overhaul with contractor ISG set to complete in November this year. Place North West visited the site to see how the centre is being fully refurbished to provide modern facilities for the local area.
MCR Property Group is looking to convert a Victorian mill in Manchester’s New Cross into luxury apartments after acquiring a site on Mason Street.
An OMI-designed housing scheme on the site of the Old House At Home pub on Burton Road will go before Manchester City Council’s planning committee next week with a recommendation to approve, despite objections from more than 80 local residents.
A bistro and piazza will open at Prescot’s Market Place in January next year with construction work now under way on the Mark Wray Architects-designed project.
Knowing that his future lay in the property industry came 25 years ago for Tom Bloxham of Urban Splash. However, a revelation about the future of the sector came much more recently in 2005, when he first witnessed offsite construction in action.
Specialist agency LM6 has let a 24,000 sq ft unit at Nexus Industrial Estate in Knowsley on behalf of Tilstone Industrial.
Developer Himor has appointed Mark Booth, its finance director for the last two years, as its new managing director, replacing Darren Jones who left in late 2017.
Nick Johnson, the ex-Urban Splash man at the head of Altrincham’s market-led renaissance and Manchester’s Mackie Mayor, has lodged plans for a food hall at Macclesfield’s Picturedrome.
The developer is inviting public views on its plans for further residential phases at New Islington in Manchester with a consultation taking place between 2pm and 7pm at Keepers Quay today.
Ask Real Estate development director Leon Guyett has left the company after more than 12 years to join fellow developer Muse.
The Coaching Inn, a Victorian hotel a mile from Wigan town centre, is among the lots to go under the hammer at SDL Auctions’ next North West auction, at the AJ Bell Stadium on Wednesday 12 September.
Chorley Council has granted planning permission for the large-scale redevelopment of FI Real Estate Management’s Botany Bay site to create a retail outlet village, 288 homes and 300,000 sq ft of logistics space.
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