Dan Whelan is the Deputy Editor at Place North East. He covers a range of topics within construction and real estate, focusing on urban design, commercial and residential real estate, as well as property management and investment. 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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By: Dan Whelan
Ipsen Biopharm wants to construct a 400-space multi-storey car park at its Ash Road complex within Wrexham Industrial Estate.
The former Beever & Struthers office on Chester Road is to be knocked down to pave the way for the site to be redeveloped into 162 homes under plans being readied by the developer.
Six units totalling 7,700 sq ft remain unoccupied a year after the developer’s 195-home Hartley Locks scheme on Lightbody Street completed. Now, Torus has requested to make a change it hopes will secure some deals.
The city council has granted consent for the creation of four courts at M60 Office Park in Swinton.
By: Dan Whelan
Bramhall High School off Seal Road is to be torn down once the new-build, three-storey school has been constructed next door, subject to securing planning consent next week.
The city council wants to implement a licensing scheme for certain properties across the whole of the city after a recent survey found the 99% of schemes surveyed failed to meet expected standards.
Working with CERT Property, MyProtein founder Oliver Cookson has secured approval for revised plans for green and white-clad residential scheme off Cross Quays Street.
Capital&Centric’s 253-home Weir Mill is on course to complete next week and will do so with seven out of eight commercial units already spoken for after the developer opted to take a hit on rents to prioritise independent businesses it thinks will add value to the scheme as a whole.
By: Dan Whelan
Henley Investment Management will have to ask the city council to reconsider its proposals to build 3,300 homes and the UK’s tallest tower outside of London at Regent Retail Park following a complaint about how the scheme was determined last year.
The X1 Group company behind a four-tower scheme at Salford Quays collapsed into administration last month with one tower left unbuilt.
