Manchester
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NOMA resi development ready for lift-off
The first residential phase of the NOMA development has been granted planning approval by Manchester city council.
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PwC takes Spinningfields space
Allied London has signed accountant PwC to take 50,000 sq ft at its major No1 Spinningfields office development in Manchester, as tipped by Estates Gazette in June 2014
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‘Northern Tech City’ takes first NOMA office space
A government-backed project to provide space for technology startups has become the first new office occupier at the iconic NOMA project.
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Manchester could gain £1.3bn from business rates rention
BUDGET 2015: Manchester’s ability to retain 100% of the growth of business rates, which was announced in the Budget today, could generate £1.3bn.
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Angel Gardens set for consent
The first residential phase of the NOMA development in Manchester has been recommended for approval
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Lloyds and Citigroup fund MediaCityUK
FINANCE: Lloyds Bank and Citigroup have announced the joint arrangement of a £277m syndicated loan for MediaCityUK in Manchester.
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Manchester city council eyes stamp duty
Manchester city council chief executive Sir Howard Bernstein is urging the government to allow it and other regional councils to set stamp duty rates.
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Top stories from EGi
Investment in European retail property will hit a record €52bn (£36bn) in 2015, according to DTZ.
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Peel to submit Trafford Waters plans
MIPIM: Peel Land & Property is to submit a planning application this month for a long-mooted £1bn development in Trafford, Greater Manchester, as revealed by Estates Gazette in January 2014.
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New Bailey architects chosen
MIPIM: Make Architects and AHMM Architects have been appointed on the next two phases of the New Bailey scheme in Salford, Greater Manchester
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Allied London in Granada regen
MIPIM: Manchester city council has endorsed developer Allied London’s framework for the strategic regeneration of the 13.5-acre former ITV Granada Studios site
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Office plans take off for Airport City project
MIPIM: Manchester Airport Group is to build a 75,000 sq ft speculative office at its £800m Airport City project.