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The Subplot | Beds, sheds and shopping centres 16 Feb 2021, 09:00Comments (1) Welcome to  Place North West This week: beds and sheds are every investor’s hot take on the 2021 property market, but is the lack of viable alternatives clouding judgment?  Subplot takes the temperature of the logistics and BTR scenes. Meanwhile, does anyone want to buy the North West’s distressed shopping centres, and can the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework return from the dead? WAKEY WAKEY Manchester BTR’s big sleep comes to an end The pandemic anaesthetised most of the property market in 2020. But w...

HAMPSHIRE and the ‘Central South’ need to market themselves to people from London and beyond who want to work from home in a nicer part of the world. That was the call at an event which heard the local population was not being “replenished” with enough people of working age. Robin Shepherd, partner with Southampton-based planning and design service Barton Willmore, was speaking at the Regeneration South conference, which was held virtually. The conference, organised by social enterprise Business South, looks at how the Central South area, stretching from Dorset to parts of Sur...

BARNFIELD Developments are delighted to announce the purchase of a five-acre site for commercial development in Carnforth. The site, which has outline consent for B1, B2 and B8 use, is the latest acquisition for Barnfield Group’s rapidly growing development arm. Scheme proposals are currently being worked up for high quality units from 4,000sqft. The scheme, named Carnforth 356, is located on the A601(M) fronting Junction 35 of the M6. The development was named primarily linking the site with the location (Junction 35 of the M6), but inspiration was also taken from the old Porsche...

PLINTH … North West sculptors are being asked to submit designs for a piece of art to sit atop a plinth outside Liverpool’s grade two-listed parish church. The winning entry will replace Gail Dooley’s Tidal Shame, which depicts a ceramic gannet entangled by sea plastic and detritus collected on beaches across the UK and Merseyside. The new installation will be unveiled in July and occupy the plinth for 12 months. Bill Addy, chief executive of Liverpool BID Company,  said: “The Liverpool Plinth is a vital place for us to champion artists across the North of England, in a year when t...

Ex-council estate rebuild continues with 127 houses – but only 17 are affordable 'We want more affordable houses for people to live in – for our residents.' 07:18, 22 JAN 2021 Lovell Together Pendleton, Salford Cgi (Image: Lovell Together) Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. ...