North Tyneside Council moves on derelict housing sites

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 16:03 · Archive

North Tyneside Council is purchasing derelict sites to develop new homes.

North Tyneside Council has launched compulsory purchase proceedings on three prominent derelict sites, moving closer to acquiring them for redevelopment. The council aims to give these sites 'a new lease of life' through the purchase process.

The Northumberland Gazette reports that sixteen new council homes have already been built on two derelict sites in the area, providing affordable housing for local residents. These developments demonstrate the council's commitment to transforming unused land into residential properties.

North Tyneside Council moves on derelict housing sites — Image: Northumberland Gazette

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Derelict site projects provide 16 new homes in North TynesideSixteen new council homes have been built on two derelict sites in North Tyneside to provide affordable housing for local people.Northumberland Gazette · 22 Oct, 15:40
Council launches compulsory purchase proceedings on derelict sites in North TynesideThree prominent derelict sites could be given a new lease of life after North Tyneside Council moved a step closer to buying them.Morpeth Herald · 21 Oct, 15:40

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