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  • Landmark skyscraper planned for Manchester city centre

    Property

    Plans have been unveiled for another landmark skyscraper to be constructed in Manchester city centre. The 44-storey building has been earmarked for land adjacent to Deansgate Train Station at Whitworth Street West and would feature 364 apartments. If approved by Manchester City Council, the building would be latest skyscraper either planned or built in the [...]

    The latest plans for a new skyscraper to be built in Manchester have been revealed.
  • Tallest skyscraper outside London approved

    Property

    Plans to build the tallest skyscraper outside London have been approved by leaders in Manchester. Standing at 71 storeys and 213 metres tall, the skyscraper will surpass the height of the previous record holder outside London – Manchester’s Deansgate Square South Tower – which is 201 metres high. However the new skyscraper, which is to [...]

    The building could soon be overtaken by another proposed development.
  • Green light from London council for £330m plan to build 1,250 homes

    Property

    Aitch Group has been given the green light for a £330m investment in Belvedere park by a London council, to build 1,250 homes in Bexley. The east-London based property group will turn the industrial land into a series of apartment blocks with a hectare of green space.  It’s good news for London’s property sector, which [...]

    Why have leasehold rules stuck around for so long?
  • Former ‘Vote Leave’ Brexit HQ to be transformed into London flats

    April 15, 2024

    An Abu Dhabi backed property group has bought Westminster Tower - the building which formerly housed Brexit's Vote Leave headquarters - for £41m with plans to turn the office block into a new residential development. 

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