Lancashire
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CBRE advises on Manchester’s Trafford Park regeneration
Manchester’s Trafford council has appointed CB Richard Ellis to advise on the regeneration of the city’s industrial capital.
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Ainscow in talks to buy Barratt out of BASE
Carol Ainscow’s development company Artisan is in talks to buy out Barratt’s stake in the £200m BASE joint venture.
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St Modwen unveils detailed plans for Skelmersdale
St Modwen has unveiled detailed proposals for the redevelopment of Skelmersdale town centre.
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Directorship ban for Lancs property entrepreneur
Lancashire-based property entrepreneur Tim Knowles has been banned from taking on any new directorships for four years, following the winding-up of one of his property companies.
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EP appoints Miller Homes for Chorley scheme
English Partnerships has selected Miller Homes as preferred developer for 149 homes in Eaves Green, Chorley, Lancashire.
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Places for People selected for £15m Morecambe scheme
Property manager and developer Places for People has been selected for the £15m Chatsworth Gardens scheme at the seaside town of Morecambe, Lancashire, by national regeneration agency English Partnerships.
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Hesitant Days
With stalling rents, an uncertain future and worries over retailer desertion, at first glance Cardiff’s prime pitch Queen Street hardly makes a compelling investment case – even before concerns over…
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Morecambe FC launches proposals for new home
Morecambe Football Club has launched proposals for development of a purpose built new home for the club at Westgate, Morecambe.
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GE buys Accrington business park
GE Real Estate has bought the 46-acre Junction 7 business park near Accrington for £25.1m – a 5.6% yield – from Key Property Investments – a jv between St Modwen…
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Inspector backs Countryside’s Lancaster housing scheme
Countryside Properties has won its battle to build more than 350 houses on a site in Lancaster after a planning inspector overturned a council decision to block the scheme.
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Chinese choose Wigan for ‘Textiles City’
The outskirts of Wigan is to get a large textile manufacturing centre dubbed “Textiles City.”. The Chinese government has chosen the Lancashire town for the project.
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BAE gets green light for £100m Lancashire scheme
BAE Systems has been granted planning permission for a £100m business park facility in Lancashire.