Dan Whelan is a Deputy Editor at Place North East. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on urban design, development, and the housing market. Dan's insights and expertise are 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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After a debate lasting an hour and 40 minutes, councillors voted in favour of Story Homes’ 136-home scheme south of Chapel Lane.
Hallam Land, Henry Boot's land management business, has been granted permission to redevelop close to 50 acres of Longsight Road in Langho on appeal.
Closed since the pandemic, the 168,000 sq ft shopping centre could be demolished under plans being worked up by its Dubai-based owner.
Dunham Care, part of the wider McGoff group, secured consent from Cheshire East Council for the 66-bed Alderley Road facility last year.
The football club has acquired a 25-acre industrial site around 350 metres north-west of the current ground where it plans to build a replacement for Old Trafford that could cost around £2bn.
Revised plans for 110 homes east of Fulwood Drive are in the works after Lancaster City Council and the Planning Inspectorate rejected proposals for 129 on the same site in 2023 and 2024 respectively.
St Boniface Catholic Church in Lower Broughton was demolished more than a decade ago and now plans have emerged for the site's redevelopment.
The former department store on Ranelagh Street features 200,000 sq ft of vacant space ready to be redeveloped.
Having secured approval for its first project in Warrington in May, the JV between Muse, PIC, and Homes England has submitted plans for an apartment scheme on Charterhall Drive close to the city’s train station.
