Lancashire
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Liverpool and Manchester Beetham hotels sold
The Beetham hotels in Liverpool and Manchester have been sold to London-based Cypriot businessman Loucas Louca.
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Derwent to challenge Old Trafford defeat
Firm seeks to challenge court’s dismissal of its attempt to block revamp of Old Trafford cricket ground in Manchester.
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Liverpool and Manchester enterprise zones named
Two of the 21 enterprise zones announced in yesterday’s Budget have been named.
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Urban Splash sells Morecombe hotel
Tom Bloxham’s Urban Splash has sold the freehold of the iconic Midland Hotel in Morecambe, Lancashire.
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FreshStart to convert Trafford Press into flats
Property developer FreshStart Living is set to turn the historic Trafford Press building in Manchester into more than 100 affordable flats.
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Case continues for Modus and Anglo Irish
The latest chapter in the bitter row over the collapse of Modus Ventures was played out last week.. The company’s former managing directors, who are being sued for £35m by…
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Derwent loses Old Trafford legal battle
Derwent Holdings has failed in its high court legal challenge to block a £47m redevelopment of Old Trafford cricket ground in Manchester.
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MIPIM 2011: Co-op will seek jv partners for Manchester scheme
Co-operative Group is seeking jv partners to help it to realise its £800m regeneration project in Manchester
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Man City FC and Manchester council kick-off jv
Manchester City Football Club has formalised a joint venture partnership with Manchester city council and regeneration subsidiary New East Manchester, through which land around the club’s Eastlands stadium will be…
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Arley Homes gets the green light in Chorley
North West housebuilder Arley Homes is set to begin construction on a development of family homes after Chorley borough council granted planning permission for the regeneration of a derelict site.
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Salford council submits CPO for regeneration site
Salford council has submitted a compulsory purchase order to buy a large amount of land around Chapel Street, an area which it has long-standing plans to regenerate.
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Bruntwood profits falter as lettings increase
Manchester-based commercial property company Bruntwood has reported a slight fall in net profit to £11.1m for the year to 30 September.