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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The grade two-listed building in Moses Gate Country Park is to be brought back into use as a visitor centre run by the Lancashire Wildlife Trust following planning approval last week.
Manchester and Liverpool Jewish Housing Associations have come together to create a single entity.
The extent of the special purpose vehicle’s indebtedness is set out in an administration report, which states that investors who put down deposits on unbuilt flats account for £24m of the total owed.
Pizzerias in Monton and Wilmslow are in the works as the chain seeks to grow its footprint in the North West.
Cheshire West and Chester Council wants more control over what kind of development comes forward at Chester Business Park, Sealand Industrial Estate, and Gadbrook Park.
The amount of logistics floorspace let from the start of January to the end of June was up 20% year-on-year, according to research by BOX4 Real Estate.
The contractor owned by Betfred billionaire Fred Done has completed its third scheme of the year, the 509-bedroom Corten steel tower at the bottom of Deansgate.
A local activist group that opposes plans for a housing development on 10 acres in Chorlton are asking the city council why a decision on its protest application to retain the land as a community woodland has not been determined yet.
Grant funding from the government’s Regeneration Fund is required to cover the project’s rising costs after structural flaws and asbestos were discovered during detailed surveys of the 140-year-old theatre.
The Planning Inspectorate has found in favour of the housebuilder and overturned the council’s decision to reject plans for the redevelopment of 47 acres off The Hill.
