Julia Hatmaker is an Editor at Place North West. She focuses on construction, real estate, and urban development, with particular interests in architecture, planning, and energy sustainability. Julia 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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The housebuilder successfully won over the city council’s planning committee to secure a unanimous vote of approval for its proposals to build 44 homes off Ashton Road.
Acting for Recognise Bank, receiver Watling has sold the Merseyside residences to the Liverpool-based investor and developer.
Great Places Housing Group has wrapped work on Dovecote House off Laystall Street, two years after main contractor Eric Wright Construction started on site.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said that the move to allow mayoral combined authorities to partially retain business rates and income tax will “make good” on his promise for good growth in every postcode.
Enabling the delivery of 33,750 homes and 5.8m sq ft of employment floorspace by 2043, the latest strategic development framework from the city council is on its way for independent review by the Planning Inspectorate.
Taking 35,000 sq ft across two floors, the Spanish department store will open its doors on 27 August at the city centre retail complex.
Graphene Funding has recruited David Stokoe from Cynergy Bank, where he worked for nearly a decade.
The Greater Manchester train station is on track to open in spring 2028, with contractor J. Murphy and Sons having started ground investigation and surveys over the weekend.
Armed with the Welsh Government’s go-ahead, the housebuilder can move forward with its fully affordable neighbourhood at Quarry Farm – either the 121-residence version that won at appeal or the 109-home version that won the county council’s favour nearly three weeks ago.
With Casewells lined up to open this autumn, the local authority has released CGIs hinting at what the 13,000 sq ft food and entertainment venue will look like.
