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The 54-storey residential and hotel tower planned for Manchester's St John's development is no more: Allied London and their partners scrapped it citing "unresolved development issues". Is this the moment when Manchester's crop of two dozen residential skyscraper proposals begin to topple like skittles, as commercial reality and development pressures take their toll? Ahead of the Manchester State of the Market event on 27 March, Bisnow finds out. 
Days after investor Europa Capital acquired Salford's 44-storey 100 Greengate residential skyscraper, just across the river Irwell a rival 54-storey skyscraper scheme was unceremoniously dumped. The website page devoted to the St John's Tower now reads "Error" and that, in the opinon…
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Manchester Landlords Could Be Turning Against WeWork
Further evidence that 2019 is turning out to be the year in which tides turn in the Manchester real estate scene, this time from Deansgate. WeWork is no longer in talks with developer Marcus Worthington for a 45K SF hub…
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The Gods Love BTR: Atlas And Europa Buy 44-Storey Manchester Tower
Atlas was condemned by the gods to hold up the heavens for ever. Europa was a young princess who fell into an ill-advised relationship with a god who was pretending to be a bull. You could have an amusing morning…
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The Massive Manchester Property Number Nobody Noticed
Does the number 2,886,775 mean anything to you? Perhaps it should because 2,886,775 was the important number concealed in this week's announcement of record take-up in the city-centre office market. The Manchester Office Agents Forum calculated that city centre take-up had…
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