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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Warrington, United Kingdom (Local)
Not enough data
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.
If you're reaching out to Dan, consider providing insights or access to exclusive information about ongoing or future construction projects, real estate trends in Manchester or Liverpool, relevant government policies impacting the local real estate industry, sustainable initiatives within property development and any significant business moves within the region that relate to his coverage topics.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
A total of 460 homes could be built on sites in Hollins Green, Lymm, and Croft.
Wirral Council has selected to housebuilder to deliver 75 homes on the sites of the former town hall annexes off Brighton Street in Seacombe.
Friargate Court is up for grabs after landlord Innovation Court collapsed last year owing more than £10m to the bank that funded the acquisition of the scheme in 2023.
Gary Neville’s development business has taken a significant stake in the company behind rejected plans to redevelop the Stocktons furniture showroom off Great Ancoats Street in Manchester.
Saddles, stadia, and serving.
A second round of public consultation is underway on the developer’s plans to knock down the eyesore Church Street multi-storey car park and build 300 homes.
The property company owned by Adanola founder Hyrum Cook has submitted plans to refurbish the grade two-listed Manchester office building and remove its distinctive chequerboard cladding.
Soller Group had been lined up to acquire the developer’s failed Wavelength project at Salford Quays but the deal fell out of bed despite the courts giving it the green light to progress.
After the installation of a new footbridge to accommodate the thousands of Everton supporters who use the station following the club’s move from Goodison Park to Liverpool’s waterfront, additional improvements are now planned.
A coalition between the Conservatives and localist party Our West Lancashire will lead West Lancs, while the Lib Dems and the Independent Group will continue their pact in Pendle.
