Manchester City Council has concluded a consultation to update plans for its Medieval Quarter, introducing a “Glade of Light” sculpture to serve as a permanent memorial to the 22 victims of the May 2017 terrorist attack.
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The student accommodation provider has earmarked three of its sites for potential redevelopment as part of a 15-year estate strategy, including potentially building a 55-storey tower near Piccadilly station.
Lawrence Kenwright’s hotel holding company collapsed in April owing more than £100m, according to a report by administrator Duff & Phelps, which is bracing itself for a protracted process due to the company's “complex” set-up.
Escape to Freight Island, created by a group of hospitality professionals, will open on Baring Street in Manchester from July, providing an outdoor market and music venue at the £1.4bn Mayfield regeneration site.
Fresh proposals for a Manchester HS2 station could eliminate the need for one of the second phases of the rapid-rail network - the part connecting Birmingham and Leeds - saving billions of pounds and unlocking development sites, its proponents say.
Noma, the 20-acre mixed-use neighbourhood north of Manchester city centre, has been earmarked for future development in a revised strategy to be approved by councillors this week.
A ground floor office at the 55,700 sq ft building in Manchester is to be converted into a Scandinavian-style café and bar run by Beatnikz Republic Brewing Company, after a successful application by the landlord Aviva Investors.
Ask Real Estate’s Staycity hotel, and Salboy’s Shudehill office are the last proposals to be approved by Manchester City Council’s three-person emergency panel, as the authority announced it would pivot to full virtual planning committees at the end of July.
Therme Group, the operator behind the £250m leisure resort planned in Trafford Park, has confirmed plans are still in place to begin construction in 2021, despite potential Covid-19 delays.
