A POSSIBLE development opportunity is for sale in Wingate, County Durham. The property is set within an established and primarily residential location situated south east of Durham city with access to the A19.
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TAYLORS Newsforce in Shotton Colliery, near Peterlee, has been sold after 25 years of family ownership. Located on Cowley Street the two-storey mid-terrace property, features a two-bedroom flat and extensive storage space to the rear.
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DEVELOPER Banks Group walked away from its appeal against Durham City Council refusing permission for its £150m Mount Oswald Golf Course scheme – but promised to be back.
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THIS thriving guest house is located in the heart of the pretty rural Northumberland village of Otterburn. Butterchurn Guest House on Main Street offers potential for further growth.
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A VITAL land deal has been struck between development company Jomast, the HMS Trincomalee Trust and Hartlepool Council to pave the way for a £30m project at Hartlepool Marina which is expected to create hundreds of jobs.
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A HAT trick of deals is being celebrated by agents handling the Halegrove Court development near Stockton. The high quality 30,000sqft scheme overlooking the Tees Gorge at Preston Farm is about to welcome its three occupiers.
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A PROMINENT Victorian hospital on the edge of Newcastle’s Town Moor has been put up for sale by the NHS with potential uses including a hotel and business premises.
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DEMAND for commercial property in the North East has remained steady, or even increased in some sectors, despite national research showing the fastest decline for six years.
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THE best new buildings in the North East have been celebrated at an awards ceremony hosted by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors at Newcastle Civic Centre.
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THE opening of a new H&M store at the top of Grey Street in Newcastle still has no definite date some four months after the retailer revealed it was taking over the former Waterstone’s store.
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NEWS last week from the Halifax that house prices fell by 2.5% in March was hardly disastrous and certainly not unexpected, but it was the debate which followed it that I found really interesting.
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