The council will head to the international property expo as part of Place’s growing delegation ready to showcase major investment opportunities in the leisure and data centre sectors.

Soller Group has been granted permission to redevelop a vacant bank into a purpose-built student accommodation scheme on Oxford Road.

City councillors signalled their approval yesterday for two large-scale projects: the transformation of the former Skerton High School site into council housing and the building of 148,000 sq ft of ...

Cubby Construction built the Flimby Flood Alleviation Scheme, which involved key works to divert the Cat Gill watercourse to ...

Published yesterday, the draft bill sets out Labour’s intention to unshackle the North’s towns and cities. While it has been widely welcomed, leaders across the North are wary of the “distraction” ...

Donald Insall Architects, Cassidy + Ashton, and developer Openhome have created a handbook to encourage the conversion of vacant space in the city’s historic heart into homes.

Zorno has been appointed head of underwriting at Phoenix Money, which provides bridging loans and development finance to developers and investors. Zorno spent three years as head of underwriting and ...

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority's funding injection would allow staff to move out of offices earmarked for demolition, which would set in motion the Huyton Village Project masterplan, a ...

The developer has become the latest organisation to join Place North’s growing delegation and will sponsor an intimate breakfast panel discussion at next year’s edition of the global property expo.

Billed as the “biggest transfer of power out of Westminster this century”, the white paper sets out how the government plans to put the destiny of England’s regions in their own hands.

Property professionals across the North universally welcomed the revised National Planning Policy Framework, especially its ...

The investor has bought Abu Dhabi Investment Authority’s 69% stake in the 1.6m sq ft retail complex and the 23% controlled by Grosvenor, which developed the scheme originally.