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26/03/2018
Keepmoat Homes Opens New Regional North West Base
Keepmoat Homes is continuing its expansion in the North West by opening a new regional division covering Greater Manchester and parts of East/West Lancashire.
Based at Beecham Court in Wigan, the move will see 20 new jobs created and follows recent significant growth in the region, with 615 homes delivered in the area since March 2017. In addition, five of the new jobs will be at a trainee level.
A number of current developments will now fall under the Keepmoat Manchester division including Cottonfields at Atherton, Willow Park in Middleton, Lyndon Park in Great Harwood, Riverbank View in Salford, Highgrove Place and Clarence Gardens in Burnley, Connell Gardens in Gorton, Manchester and Limehurst Village in Oldham.
Craig Murphy, Operations Director for Keepmoat Manchester, said: "We have seen great success in the North West because we offer something different to other homebuilders. We build the majority of our developments on brownfield sites to transform areas and create new neighbourhoods, with our ongoing work at Charlestown in Salford and Willow Park in Middleton being just two examples of this.
"Our work in partnership with local authorities and housing associations has also supported our growth and we plan for our Manchester division to deliver 371 new homes in the next financial year.
"We now look forward to growing our team over the next few months to help support this vision."
(LM/MH)
Based at Beecham Court in Wigan, the move will see 20 new jobs created and follows recent significant growth in the region, with 615 homes delivered in the area since March 2017. In addition, five of the new jobs will be at a trainee level.
A number of current developments will now fall under the Keepmoat Manchester division including Cottonfields at Atherton, Willow Park in Middleton, Lyndon Park in Great Harwood, Riverbank View in Salford, Highgrove Place and Clarence Gardens in Burnley, Connell Gardens in Gorton, Manchester and Limehurst Village in Oldham.
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Craig Murphy, Operations Director for Keepmoat Manchester, said: "We have seen great success in the North West because we offer something different to other homebuilders. We build the majority of our developments on brownfield sites to transform areas and create new neighbourhoods, with our ongoing work at Charlestown in Salford and Willow Park in Middleton being just two examples of this.
"Our work in partnership with local authorities and housing associations has also supported our growth and we plan for our Manchester division to deliver 371 new homes in the next financial year.
"We now look forward to growing our team over the next few months to help support this vision."
(LM/MH)
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