Dan Whelan is a Senior Reporter for Place North West, focusing on local news and developments in the Manchester area. With a keen interest in property and development, Dan covers stories on new projects, real estate deals, and the changing landscape of the city.
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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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Project Spartan will support the creation of the Ministry of Defence’s most advanced fleet of submarines and house 750 staff.
The developer behind the 23,500-capacity venue has announced further delays and the resignation of its general manager as a tumultuous week for the £350m Manchester arena draws to a close.
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Audemars Piguet has become the latest brand to commit to the city’s high-end retail enclave, taking the 13,000 sq ft former Jack Wills store.
Stockport Council’s planning committee voted unanimously to approve the Bird Hall Lane scheme, billed as “groundbreaking” by the authority’s director of regeneration.
The developer said its UK schemes, including a 129-apartment project in Manchester, are “unaffected” by events in China, where two directors of the company’s Hong Kong-based majority shareholder are understood to have been detained by the police.
Sophie Parker-Loftus has joined the design practice from Exterior Architecture.
Complete with tickling stick sculpture, the scheme would feature a permanent exhibition of the comedian’s life in a four-storey cultural venue next to the Royal Court Theatre.
Charles House is a 35,000 sq ft office building off Albert Street with potential to be developed into almost 300 apartments.
Almost four years after successfully overturning the rejection of proposals for 112 homes in the grounds of the historic hall, plans for the first of 12 phases have been submitted.
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