Davos, Beetham rebrand Liverpool skyscraper cluster as Kings 

The developer has launched a consultation on its plans to redevelop the Northern Quarter’s Church Street multi-storey car park into around 300 homes. 

The contractor has reported growth in revenue and pre-tax profit for the six months between 1 July 2025 and 31 December 2025.

Main contractor Legacie has delivered the 174-home Central Park project on a brownfield site in the Baltic Triangle.

Once the darling of UK craft brewing, the £33m sale of the firm to US buyer Tilray has led to 38 confirmed venue closures, with Manchester’s Peter Street one of just 11 locations to survive.

With £4.5m, Cheshire West and Chester Council has nearly eight times the average of unspent Section 106 money allocated for health and social care.

We’ve spent the best part of a year taking a virtual tour around Greater Manchester – punctuated by my charity Wanderwalk tour in July – exploring how each local authority is approaching regeneration and housing delivery to meet their own local needs, writes Euan Kellie of Euan Kellie Property Solutions.

Senior representatives from Saudi development New Marabba and the University of Sheffield are among the latest additions to Place’s North of England and Scotland programme.

Intending to hand over the last property in September 2028, partners L&Q, Lovell, and Trafford Council have banded together to build a mix of affordable and market residences on the former Tamworth Estate.

The city council’s acquisition of the Williams showroom on Upper Brook Street is aimed at ensuring the plot’s regeneration goes ahead as planned.

Historic England has formally objected to Beaconsfield Commercial’s plans to knock down two buildings within the conservation area and build a 14-storey office scheme.

Eleven new healthcare facilities will be delivered under the Hospital 2.0 Alliance, including Leighton in Cheshire and North Manchester General in Crumpsall.

The garden village, one of the area’s largest housing allocations in Places for Everyone, will return to the council’s planning committee on 18 March after a letter of complaint was filed over councillors’ decision to reject the scheme in January.

Anchorage One and Two, totalling 148,000 sq ft, are up for sale.

Fairfax, a 488-apartment development in Piccadilly East, was delivered in partnership with Olympian Homes.

Work will start this month on Zoe’s Place’s new home at Hayman’s Green in West Derby, which will feature a refurbished 4,500 sq ft villa with a 6,700 sq ft extension.

Persimmon Homes Lancashire has commenced delivering a mixture of apartments, bungalows, and houses on 81 acres off Wigton Road in Morton, a suburb of the Cumbrian city.

Friday saw the reopening of the venue,  more than a year after it was shuttered for a much-needed refresh by Rochdale Development Agency, the council-controlled investment company.

With an integrated settlement due to land in April, increasing inward investment, and a growing pipeline of potentially transformative projects to deliver, now is the time for the city region to hit the accelerator, according to participants at a roundtable discussion hosted by Robertson Group.

The former ‘Minister for Merseyside’ is seen as one of the founding fathers of English devolution but the 92-year-old lacks confidence that a more decentralised society is around the corner, declaring today that the country remains “very badly run”.