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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Salford City Council voted to green-light the Angela Swift Developments residential facility, which will sit on the site of the demolished St Joseph’s Convent.
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Unable to avoid Green Belt release, the latest version of the spatial development framework for the borough looks to enable the delivery of 24, 253 homes – well short of the 32,317 identified as its overall housing need.
Accelerating the delivery of the 1,350-home Marina Village and bolstering Westmorland and Furness Council’s planning team will be two prime uses of the cash, which comes from the government’s £200m Barrow Transformation Fund.
Leaning into her 20 years of expertise in institutional real estate, former Columbia Threadneedle Investments senior asset manager Samantha Hadland has created AIRE.
Contractor Holmpatrick received the go-ahead for its plans to tear down Britannia New Mill, replacing it with 32 social rent flats and 17 shared ownership houses – due to be managed by Onward Homes.
The 45-acre estate of a Denbighshire boarding school, which dates back to 1284, is up for grabs.
While the decision to refuse the pipeline permission to conduct surveys on council-owned land was unanimous, it will likely only serve to delay the delivery of Progressive Energy’s carbon capture scheme.
