Dan Whelan is a journalist at Place North East. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on architecture, planning, and the broader implications of these sectors on social issues and markets in the United Kingdom. Dan's work has been featured in Place North East, BuyAssociation, and Place North West.
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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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Meanwhile, Trafford Council and the GMCA are eyeing the creation of a mayoral development corporation to unlock the wider £4.3bn Old Trafford opportunity.
Packwood Ventures wants to redevelop derelict commercial buildings on the corner of Edelston Road and High Street into apartments and has submitted plans for the project to Cheshire East Council.
Sites in Moss Side, Levenshulme, and Miles Platting are among those to be sold to housing associations to help the city council hit its target of 10,000 discounted homes by 2032.
Comprising 245 apartments across a pair of eight and 20-storey blocks, the scheme will be developed by Progressive Living and managed by Picture This.
Cash from the growing fund will be spent developing homes for some of the 207,000 people on housing waiting lists in the North West.
The council is prepared to use compulsory purchase powers to buy long-term empty homes as part of its 20-year efforts to reduce the number of uninhabited homes across the borough.
The Crown Estate has appointed the developer as its partner for a 60-home scheme that has ambitious sustainability targets baked in.
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Morris Homes is hopeful of securing full planning consent next week for the redevelopment of the 56-acre former East Lancashire Paper Mill plot in Radcliffe.
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