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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Martin Property Group is to deliver The Chester Grosvenor’s first comprehensive refurbishment in 40 years and will also operate the venue once it reopens.
Mayor of Greater Manchester Bev Craig has thrown her support behind efforts to use Middleton as a test bed for delivering the kind of regeneration that prioritises benefits for existing residents.
Edward Mellor is pushing ahead with plans to redevelop its head office on St Petersgate in the town centre into 190 flats across three blocks.
The residential developer has acquired a plot off Worral Street in Ordsall that the company is earmarking for redevelopment into 188 flats.
A little over two years since the city council's planning committee backed the creation of 2,388 flats in a quintet of glass towers rising to 71 storeys - and with the threat of a legal challenge by a rival developer looming - the authority and the developer have inked a legal agreement, paving the way for the project to come forward.
Fiera Real Estate has sold the long leasehold of the 52,700 sq ft office building to its tenant.
Lady Godiva, Green Belt heckles, and unskilled games.
Three years after proposals for 109 apartments off London Road were first lodged by Kirkland Developments, the registered provider has bought the site and refreshed the plans.
With permission for 225 homes secured at appeal in 2024, the landowner now is looking to cash in.
The Cumbrian authority has recommended its planning committee approve plans for a neighbourhood off Hayclose Road despite an objection from the town council.
