Glenbrook launches proposal for new mixed-use Stockport Scheme

Glenbrook have announced a new exciting scheme in Stockport. The developer and investor plans to transform the former Marks & Spencer in the Merseyway Shopping Centre into an office-driven mixed-use scheme called STOK. [emaillocker id=”71749″] Under the proposals, the building would contain two storeys of office space totalling up to 64,000 sq ft, of which […]

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Sheffield’s Largest Development Project Announced- £1.5bn

The hugely ambitious project would see the closure of Park Square roundabout and Sheaf Street – the dual carriageway that runs in front of the station – would swap places with the tram route that runs behind. A huge, landscaped pedestrian bridge would link Park Hill with Howard Street and the multi-storey car park on […]

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Plans Submitted for the Ford Airport redevelopment in Sussex

Developers Redrow and Wates have lodged plans for the redevelopment of the 900-acre Ford Airfield. These include 1,500 new homes, a primary school and supporting amenities on the former airfield near Arundel. Redrow and Wates will be speaking at the upcoming Housing & Built to Rent Conference. [emaillocker id=”71749″] The planning application to Arun District […]

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New Details Revealed about Essex Garden Village

A number of new details have been released around the Dunton Hills Garden Village scheme, which revealed provisions for the young and elderly. [emaillocker id=”71749″] Education facilities include a secondary school, three primary schools and early years provision. The secondary school could be co-located with a primary school. Three assisted living facilities are also being […]

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New 100,000 sq ft industrial space opening in Warrington

The site is the sixth acquisition for the joint venture (JV) between nationwide industrial developer and asset manager Chancerygate, which has an office in Warrington, and the international real estate firm, Hines. Acting on behalf of developer Marshall CDP, Manchester property consultancy Davies Harrison, secured the disposal of the plot which was sold for an […]

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New survey shows sustainability is top of councillors’ planning priorities

BECG’s national survey of councillors has shown that sustainability and environmental concerns are now the most important priority for councillors when making planning decisions, and the factor most likely to have increased in importance over the past 12 months.  The report, commissioned by BECG and conducted by Savanta ComRes, also found the importance of sustainability and the environment is higher among planning committee members than any […]

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Argent Unveils Plans for Birmingham 40-Storey City Centre Tower

Argent are unveiling plans by Glen Howells Architects for a new city tower A residential tower being planned for the Paradise redevelopment in the middle of Birmingham will be close to 40 storeys, The tower has been drawn up by local practice Glenn Howells Architects with proposals for the build-to-rent scheme set to go before […]

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How Smart City Technology is Changing Development

Canada Water is a 50-acre development that is transforming an entire district of London- and they are planning to build in Smart City technology Julian Barker, head of Smart Places at British Land  described the scale of the development: “It’s 10-15 years development, it has offices, a shopping centre, but it’s also got 6000 homes […]

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University of Glasgow Seek Technology Partner For £1bn Smart Expansion

The University of Glasgow is looking to incorporate smart technology into their massive £1bn estate expansion plans. Michael Burns, Development Manager for the project, said: “This is a major piece of investment for the city. It’s the biggest project we’ve ever done and it’s the biggest project in the Glasgow City Region. We have a […]

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