Dan Whelan is a Senior Reporter for Place North West, focusing on local news and developments in the Manchester area. With a keen interest in property and development, Dan covers stories on new projects, real estate deals, and the changing landscape of the city.
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Dan Whelan's coverage primarily revolves around local real estate and property development in the Manchester area. His focus is on reporting government announcements, private sector updates, and press releases related to construction projects and real estate developments.
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The Altrincham-based developer has added to its Tiviot Dale and Seaton House schemes with plans to redevelop the town’s former Institute for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb into 25 apartments.
Contractor Winvic has handed over the mammoth industrial unit, let to Peugeot for the next 15 years, to developer Stoford.
The government wants the UK to become a science superpower. Place North West's Life Sciences Update looked at the role the North West can play in achieving this goal as well as exploring the need for dynamic cities and pioneering buildings to address the significant shortfall in appropriate accommodation for innovative businesses.
Having unveiled plans for a 750-bed student tower at First Street this summer, the developer has updated the proposal, adding an extra 119 beds.
Lambert House in Cheadle will be converted into 107 apartments under plans lodged by the developer, which acquired the building earlier this year.
A 23-storey tower in Cheetham Hill, the redevelopment of Victoria Point student complex, a clutch of homes in Whalley Range, and 359 apartments on Sparkle Street are all expected to be rubber-stamped.
Earmarked for 340 homes under previous ownership, the former Riverpark Trading Estate in East Manchester could now be redeveloped into 777 residences under fresh plans from the developer and the housing association.
Branded as Soapworks, the 381-home development will be brought forward by the developers seven years after Vinco Group and Nived Realty secured planning permission for the scheme.
A total of 76,800 sq ft of workspace was transacted in July, August, and September, a significant improvement on the 37,000 sq ft of deals recorded in the second quarter of 2024, according to, Avison Young’s Big Nine report
More than two years after appointing Genr8/Kajima as development partner for the project, Knowsley Council is seeking grant funding from Homes England to plug a £28m viability gap holding up the first phase.
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