Yorkshire green light for £146m regeneration
Regeneration of what is Britain’s largest grade II* listed building will provide nearly 900 modern, distinctive and well-designed homes for sale or to rent
The development will completely renovate the 1961 flats to provide a mix of homes, including 634 for sale on the open market, 200 for rent through Manchester Methodist Housing Association, and 40 available under a shared ownership scheme. The social/affordable housing will be spread in a random 'pepperpot' style, dotted among the owner-occupied apartments.
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Imparting momentum
Gordon Brown is to attempt to get the UK housing market to improve...
Euston architects appointed
Allies and Morrison have been appointed to oversee a £1 billion redevelopment of Euston station...
Russia enters
The Russian property developer Mirax Group has entered the UK market...
The new New Street
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The Final Word
UK mortgage plan won't end credit famine
The Bank of England has agreed to swap at least £50bn of banks' risky mortgage and other assets for easy to liquidate government debt, its latest and most radical attempt to break the back of the cred...