The German investor has lodged a planning application for the wholesale redevelopment of the 457,000 sq ft Rylands Building on Manchester's Market Street into a mixed-use scheme comprising retail, leisure and offices.
Speakers from Property Alliance Group, CTP, Squire & Partners, Avison Young and more will discuss the future of the city's office market against the uncertain climate caused by the pandemic, at this Place North West event tomorrow.
The developer said it has "no option" but to lodge an appeal against Manchester City Council’s decision to refuse the demolition of grade two-listed buildings on Thomas Street in the Northern Quarter, to bring forward a residential scheme.
North Manchester General Hospital is applying for consent to build a temporary office to house staff, to facilitate a wider redevelopment of the hospital’s estate.
Manchester City Council has lodged an application to build the memorial to those who lost their lives in the 2017 terror attack and hopes to start creating it early next year as part of the regeneration of the Medieval Quarter.
Oak View Group, the developer of the planned 23,500-capacity arena in East Manchester, has agreed a 15-year sponsorship deal with Co-op for the naming rights to the venue, which will be known as Co-op Live.
On a huge day for city centre investment, plans for two co-living schemes from Downing and Union Living, Far East Consortium’s 634-home Victoria Riverside, and Engie’s 400 homes in Miles Platting were all approved by the council, but the controversial Warp & Weft was knocked back.
US Stadium developer Oak View Group has secured consent to create a 23,500-capacity arena in East Manchester and contractor Bam Construction will start building the venue in November.
Manchester City Council has published a draft 20-year transport strategy that includes the permanent pedestrianisation of Deansgate and a city centre “triangle” cycling route linking Deansgate, Whitworth Street West and the Northern Quarter.
The company that operates the newly rebranded AO Arena has called on the city council to reject proposals for a second large arena in Manchester and “protect” the existing venue and city centre.
