The Irish developer has agreed to sell the Store Street plot earmarked for a 60-storey residential tower for more than a decade, in a £25m deal to facilitate construction of Manchester Piccadilly's high-speed rail hub.
A joint venture between the two developers has started construction of a 120,000 sq ft scheme located on the final plot of the Warrington business park.
The developer is preparing to resubmit plans for the £3.5m Market 41 so it includes hotel rooms and events space, reconfiguring the scheme to make it fit for the post-Covid world.
From 24 June, Place North West will be bringing property people back together again at conferences, social gatherings and debates.
Developer the Heaton Group has started building its 16-storey, 200-apartment residential scheme in the city centre that gained planning approval last month.
Plans for a five-storey link building and a seven-storey car park are included in amended proposals to extend the Salford church to accommodate its growing congregation.
Speculation is expected when senior members of an organisation leave and this period with Manchester City Council is no different, writes chief executive Joanne Roney.
The council has asked landowners, land promoters and the public to propose non-greenfield sites for redevelopment, as it starts to draw up its own local plan after withdrawing from the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework last year.
A group of 27 investors has bought the 82-apartment scheme on Mather Road in Eccles for £1.1m following the collapse of the previous developer Lyceum Manchester, a vehicle owned by Goodwin’s Construction Services Group, which is in administration.
Manchester City Council’s refurbishment of facilities at the Princess Road playing fields have been filed for planning permission.
