Julia Hatmaker is an Editor at Place North West. She specializes in construction, real estate, urban design, and renewable energy, with a focus on commercial and residential real estate development. Julia's work has been featured in NJ Cannabis Insider, Place North East, PennLive.com, Place Yorkshire, and Place North West.
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Julia Hatmaker's coverage primarily focuses on the local real estate and construction industry in Manchester, UK. She often covers government announcements and press releases related to property development, planning, and urban regeneration projects. Based on her articles, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new real estate developments, urban planning initiatives or business news within the Greater Manchester area.
If you have a story about significant construction projects or upcoming property developments in Manchester or its surrounding areas that align with Julia's focus on local events and government announcements, it could be well-received by her. Additionally, if your pitch involves exclusive details regarding significant real estate ventures or insights into regulatory changes impacting property development in this region of the UK, it may pique her interest.
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Stockport NHS Foundation Trust is looking to appoint an architect-led multidisciplinary team to develop proposals for a new building at the hospital.
ForHousing is the first in the North West to be awarded funding from the Social and Affordable Homes Programme 26-36, pledging to use its successful bid to deliver 185 homes in Salford.
Legal & General has secured a green light for its plans to construct a rooftop pavilion and new entrance to its city centre office block, while Renaker Build is lined up to convert two vacant offices into restaurants in the Northern Quarter. Also securing the favour of councillors were plans to convert a tricky-to-use football pitch into padel courts, tennis courts, and more in Wythenshawe.
Owner Regional REIT is looking to sell The Royals in Wythenhawe for £2.9m less than it paid Squarestone Growth for the property in 2021.
11 and 12 Wellington Place in Leeds, 4 Angel Square in Manchester, Trinity Road in Halifax – SES Engineering has been behind some of the greenest office buildings in the North.
An 18,000 sq ft food hall in Burscough has been proposed by the retailer, which is looking to relocate its Ormskirk operations to a larger site.
Allen Gibb has been appointed chief executive of the newly formed Holker Homes company, part of the wide-ranging Holker Group that also owns Cartmel Racecourse, Holker Hall, and Burlington Stone.
Principality Building Society has made its first deal with the Gwynedd-area registered provider, agreeing a loan facility that will help the housing association in building more than 200 homes.
A framework for residential development across the city and a vision of more than 7,000 homes and a linear park on 100 acres of brownfield land were finalised at yesterday’s city council cabinet meeting.
With the utility services company taking an additional 8,600 sq ft, the first two phases of the Tandem Investment-owned office block in Stockport are 97% let.
