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A U.S. investor is on the brink of announcing a $100M investment in Manchester's first gated build-to-rent community, according to BTR management specialists LIV Group. The cost of a secure gated community amounts to a massive commitment to a still young Manchester BTR scene where the amenity offer ranges from gyms to dog showers to wine cellars. If it fosters a feeling of security and community, it will have been worth it. Which amenities will work in the 11,000-plus BTR units now under construction in the city centre, and what will residents be prepared to pay for? 
Listening to build-to-rent developers and management specialists talk about the amenities they might (or might not) include in Manchester BTR blocks can sometimes feel like drifting into a strange, trippy dream. Apparently what people crave are special dog grooming bays…
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Bruntshops: How A Manchester Office Landlord Rethought Retail
There was a time, not long ago, when the ground floors of Manchester office blocks were an embarrassment, or boring or just boarded up. Too often a coffee shop — another one — was the uninspired solution. Today, under pressure…
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Hot Hut Hunt Ends In 1M SF Manchester Airport Landing
The Hut Group has ended a summer of speculation that it would take a 250K SF airport office hub by announcing that the rumours were too modest: it plans to take a 1M SF Manchester Airport campus, with a 280K…
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Manchester At Breaking Point: Academics Blame Property Developers For Looming Infrastructure Crisis
Manchester's apartment and office building boom is placing an unbearable strain on the city's infrastructure, and the city faces a looming crisis. So says a report from the Alliance Manchester Business School, which blames a “misguided” developer-led regeneration strategy. The…
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