MEPC, the development and asset manager for the NOMA estate, is planning to convert the Grade II listed New Century House into a 196-bedroom hotel.
MEPC is working with hotel and leisure specialist practice Jenics to secure a hotel partner, ahead of a formal planning proposal being submitted to Manchester City Council in the coming months.
The 14-storey New Century House was originally built in 1960s for the Co-operative Insurance Society.
NOMA is already home to businesses including Amazon, the Co-operative Group, Adanola, Material Source, Arcadis IBI Group and most recently Bank of New York Mellon.
Dan Hyde, development director at MEPC, said: “New Century House is a Manchester landmark and we believe now is the right time to bring it back to life as a hotel.”
Jeremy Collins, founder of Jenics, added: “Manchester has huge international visitor pull thanks to its connectivity, universities and sporting and cultural assets. New Century House is a rare and outstanding opportunity and will be an addition to Manchester’s visitor economy offer, both from a business and leisure perspective.”
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