Retail Schemes located in Manchester

The Centre provides the surrounding area with the primary health, fitness and wellbeing experience for families and sports enthusiasts 7 days a week. The centre has recently undergone a comprehensive £7million refurbishment and is programmed to re-open to the public in early 2020 with membership in excess of 2,000 members.

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.

There are approved plans in place to redevelop the property. The new development will comprise 3 retail units totalling 8,208 sq ft (762.55 sq m) with residential apartments located above. There are 20 dedicated car parking spaces for the retail accommodation. Practical completion of the units is targeted to be Easter 2016.

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.

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

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.

The converted arches on Whitworth Street West, at the bottom end of Deansgate house some of the most popular bars in the city centre. Not to be mistaken with the Deansgate area of Manchester (a mile walk away), 'The Locks', as they are better known locally, are famous for their trendy bars and clubs, all offering sun terrace drinking in the summer. The ten railway arches are home to six bars and a comedy club, all with a walkway and bridge hanging over the canal below.

Lease expiring September 2010. Wide bulky goods planning consent.

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.

Fitted restaurant unit To Let - 3,832 sq ft (356 sq m). Suitable for a variety of uses including retail, leisure, etc., subject to planning.

Tenants include: Carluccio's, Yo Sushi, M&S and Monsoon.

Ashton Leisure Park is a restaurant and entertainment complex. Retailers include Five Guys, Bella Italia & Prezzo. There is also a 14 screen Cineworld & Hollywood Bowl

Failsworth Quay District Centre comprises of nine retail units across 117,000 sq ft. /10,870sq ft. Its key tenants on site are Tesco, Aldi, Coral, The Post Office, Co-op Travel and KFC. Alongside the retail development Brookhouse extended and refurbished the former Failsworth Town Hall to create a state of the art learning and community facility alongside the renovated Rochdale Canal.

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.