Chantelle Dietz

Oct 16, 2024 | insidermedia.com | Chantelle Dietz

With the Budget approaching, leaders across the residential and commercial property sectors are watching closely for key tax and policy changes. The government's ambitious house building targets and broader economic strategy are at the forefront of discussions, especially following a report released earlier this week by the campaign group Britain Remade, which revealed that 40 per cent of major infrastructure projects have been delayed since Labour took office.

Sep 23, 2024 | insidermedia.com | Chantelle Dietz

Insider got a sneak peek behind the hoarding on John Dalton Street to see how Manchester’s latest new-build workspace is progressingThe new red-brick, ten-storey building replaces three smaller ones and is being hailed as one of the city's most sustainable office projects to date. Island is a joint venture between developer HBD - part of Henry Boot - and the Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF), offering 100,000 sq ft of office space, with 10,000 sq ft on each floor.

Sep 18, 2024 | insidermedia.com | Chantelle Dietz

Public-private partnerships (PPP) have the potential to unlock transformational developments across the North West, according to well-known property leaders, government officials and private sector stakeholders who gathered at an Insider event. The Insider Property Leaders Lunch, at Manchester Hall, highlighted how a shifting political landscape and changing economic conditions are creating challenges and opportunities for these collaborations.

Sep 17, 2024 | insidermedia.com | Chantelle Dietz

Greater Manchester’s property and construction sectors are demonstrating resilience and optimism despite economic challenges, according to Subrahmaniam Krishnan-Harihara, deputy director of research at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Speaking to Insider, Krishnan-Harihara cited the Chamber’s latest Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) as a key indicator of the robust sentiment driving growth in the region.

Sep 5, 2024 | insidermedia.com | Chantelle Dietz

Legal & General’s managing director of Urban Regeneration Wes Erlam has outlined his vision for how public-private partnerships (PPPs) should evolve under the new government. Erlam - who has more than 20 years of experience in land, development, investment and mixed-use regeneration - will share his insights during Insider's Shaping Partnerships property leaders' lunch on Tuesday, 17 September, in Manchester city centre.