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Ashton Arcades boasts an array of different retailers including: Next, New Look, H.Samuel, Thorntons, Wilko, WHSmith, The Works, Superdrug, JD & various others
Large indoor Shopping Centre and Leisure complex, consisting of over 200 stores, 60 restaurants and cafes. With anchor stores such as John Lewis, Selfridges, JD Sports and Marks and Spencer.
Other tenants include JD, Costa, McDonalds, KFC, Quality Save, Lloyds, Subway, Domino's, Santander, Poundland and Card Factory. New 25,000 letting to Club 3000 Bingo. and adjacent to Walkden Retail Park anchored by Aldi
A retail-led mixed use development completed in 2003, which stands on the street which was built as part of the rebuilding since the 1996 IRA bombing of the city centre. Masterplanned by BDP the New Cathedral Street project is a coherent city block with three distinct elements: a 8,800 sq m (95,000 sq ft) prestigious Harvey Nichols department store, 18,800 sq m (202,000 sq ft) of retail units (10 individual shops including restaurants and a high rise residential development located in the south west corner of the site. The project completes the transformation of the former Shambles West area in the city centre.
Eden Square is anchored by a 52,000 sq ft Sainsburys with other national retailers including Aldi, Boots, Iceland, Costa Coffee, Card Factory, Greggs, William Hill, Quality Save, Loungers and Anytime Fitness. The centre is served by a 486 space car park (free parking up to 3 hours) and incorporates a 22,000 sq ft Library along with 76 fully occupied apartments
Salford Shopping Centre forms the town centre retail provision for the city of Salford. The scheme is anchored by Tesco, Aldi, Boots, Pure Gym, Wilkinson and Home Bargains providing 285,000 sq ft of retail space. The centre benefits from 764 free surface car parking spaces. Other key tenants include Costa Coffee, Holland & Barrett, EE, Superdrug and Iceland
A landmark building and formerly the headquarters of RBS in Manchester, the ground floor at 55 King Street is 15,500 sqft with planning consent for a mix of retail and leisure uses while the six upper floors contain 76,000 sqft of prestigious office space.
Manchester Royal Exchange is a landmark mixed use listed building strategically located in the heart of Manchester City Centre. The building has prime retail frontages to Market Street, Exchange Street and St Ann's Square and more secondary frontages to Cross Street and Old Bank Street. The attraction of the building and it's location make it ideal for quality retailers.
The scheme provides a destination for shoppers looking to purchase high end furniture and lifestyle products. Tenants include Marks & Spencer Home Store and Habitat.
£40 million redevelopment of the Stamford quarter, Altrincham to create a 400,000 sq ft shopping centre. Tenants include EE, PureGym, Barclay's and JD Sports. Total site 3.06 acres
City Tower is a vertical business district offering the ultimate in convenience for modern companies. It has shops and eateries on the ground floor, including Starbucks and Philpotts sandwich bar and The Grill on New York Street restaurant is a perfect place for a business lunch. There is secure basement car parking, a cycle hub and the Mercure hotel on-site.
Spinningfields is a large business, retail and residential complex in Manchester, that lies in the western portion of the city centre, between South Deansgate and the River Irwell, which is undergoing a large development.
A scheme that benefits from high levels of footfall passing through from School Road to the Shopping Centre.
With over 80 units ranging from 500 to 20,000 sq ft split over 2 floors. The Lowry Outlet Mall 635,000 sq ft mixed use development which includes a wide range of shopping, leisure, health & fitness club, cinema, restaurants, offices and residential apartments.
Tenants include: Carluccio's, Yo Sushi, M&S and Monsoon.
High Street, Retail.
Beyond (former Chill Factore) is a 250,000 sq ft dedicated retail and leisure destination. The scheme hosts the UK's longest indoor skiing and snowboarding slope, alongside the strong retail and leisure line up including Snow & Rock, Evans Cycles, Wetherspoons, Nando's and Costa
This 20-acre scheme will extend the heart of Manchester city – and become a new international gateway to the city centre. First Street is one of the most signifcant schemes in Manchester City Centre and the first phase is the redevelopment of the former BT building now called Number One First Street. The 180,000 sq ft Grade A offices completed in March 2009 and the building has just been awarded the BREEAM Post Construction certificate of "Excellent". Number One First Street is the first office building in the North West to achieve this level of accrediation and only the 7th in the country. Manchester City Council has recently announced that their 1,400 staff will relocate to Number One in order for the town hall extension works to take place. The City Council will take 140,000 sq ft with their phased move scheduled to be completed by 1 June 2010. An amazing public focal point will be created by Europe's largest living green walls and extensive public realm works will bring to Manchester a new 18 metre wide, 300 metre long tree-lined boulevard ensuring that First Street will become the best address for employees, residents and visitors alike. The first phase of the public realm including 5 stunning statues has recentlya been completed. Exceptional transport links together with a rich mix of bars, restaurants and retail outlets will combine to create a distinctive sense of place and vibrancy on weekends, weekdays and evenings.
New build shopping centre anchored by 157,000 sq ft Tesco.
