David Thame | 11/10/2014 | 07:00
Of all UK regional cities, Manchester is the one most like London. It’s large (2.5m people), wealthy (£46bn gross value added) and its property market is busier and bigger and many times more competitive than its regional rivals. Only London surpasses it.
no byline | 04/07/2014 | 10:00
The UK’s most famous graphic designer and a man whose stamp is printed indelibly on his hometown of Manchester, Peter Saville is that rare breed: someone…
Chris Berkin | 23/06/2014 | 08:20
Dunlop Heywood has merged with the niche Manchester-based surveying firm Longden & Cook with immediate effect.
Chris Berkin | 16/06/2014 | 08:37
CBRE director Alex Russell, one of Manchester’s best known office agents, is leaving the firm to take a position with North West developer Property Alliance…
Chris Berkin | 12/06/2014 | 14:22
International law firm Slater & Gordon has confirmed it is to take 105,000 sq ft at 58 Mosley Street in Manchester
Although the Co-operative Bank’s recent troubles have caused jitters in the North West where it is a big lender, the region’s underlying strength is attracting a flock of new funders. David Thame reports
David Thame | 14/06/2014 | 07:00
Occupied on long leases by the Royal Bank of Scotland, 1 Spinningfields Square and 1 Hardman Boulevard are as prime as Manchester office property gets.
David Thame | 29/03/2014 | 07:00
Bruntwood is applying science to its office business, with the purchase of a huge site at Alderley Park the first indication of a big change to come
Chris Berkin | 29/03/2014 | 07:00
With the UK basking in unseasonably warm weather, a number of key regional office markets, including Manchester, seem to be thawing. The rainy city’s flagship schemes had been scuppered by the recession and infighting, but some are now starting to step into the sunshine. Chris Berkin reports
David Thame | 29/03/2014 | 07:00
Rocco Forte came to Manchester to tell the staff at the that it was for sale. The personal touch is, after all, what five-star luxury is all about.