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Arena changes name, Thomas Street row, goodbye Rochdale greenbelt, Piccadilly horror
Jonathan Schofield salutes a wonderful scheme for Manchester
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The Press launches and a controversial tower is changed and approved
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Jonathan Schofield looks into both the future and the past of a city centre landmark
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Andrea Sandor says we must seize the zeitgeist or concede to Birmingham leading the way
Jonathan Schofield looks into the past and future of Manchester's tall buildings
Developer Adam Brady from HBD talks us through how they arrived at a plan
The building might be 80-years-old but still looks as fresh-faced and youthful as it did...
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News & Comment
FilterOnwards and upwards - Latest Manchester property news, September 2020
Arena changes name, Thomas Street row, goodbye Rochdale greenbelt, Piccadilly horror
City centre park gets £23m
Jonathan Schofield salutes a wonderful scheme for Manchester
Can we carry on developing Manchester like we did before COVID?
Andrea Sandor on whether recent plans to approve a number of ‘co-living’ skyscrapers was a...
Deansgate Manhattan: Another tower to hit the skies
Jonathan Schofield on the rise and rise of SimpsonHaughville
Manchester's planning committee returns and Salboy multiplies
The Press launches and a controversial tower is changed and approved
The Great British Spring Clean is coming to MeadowSide
Take part in the UK's biggest mass-action environmental campaign
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There's a £150m plan to transform Manchester's CIS Tower
Jonathan Schofield looks into both the future and the past of a city centre landmark
New Manchester architecture: five we like and one...not so much
Jonathan Schofield on excellent new buildings and an example of poor planning
Has the Manchester property boom peaked?
The Deloitte Crane Survey shows a healthy development picture but a slow down in apartments
Don’t miss your final chance to invest in Crown Street
Manchester’s exciting new neighbourhood where apartments are going fast
Property roundup – hotel boom, problem sites and building of the month
Bricks & Mortar part 14 – some of the latest stories hitting the Greater Manchester property world
Will Manchester city centre ever go car free?
Andrea Sandor says we must seize the zeitgeist or concede to Birmingham leading the way
Take a look at Manchester's changing skyline
Jonathan Schofield looks into the past and future of Manchester's tall buildings
Copenhagen, canals and community - how Kampus avoided dullness in design
Developer Adam Brady from HBD talks us through how they arrived at a plan
Manchester's iconic Daily Express Building has been re-invented, tightened and tidied
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Property roundup – there’s room to breathe with staycation spaces and living walls
Bricks & Mortar part 11 - a new type of architecture, property and planning roundup for Manchester
Save Our Spaces – how crumbling heritage needs a hand
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