CBRE planning team appointed on City Tower project
Following its £132 million acquisition of City Tower in May this year, Schroders Property Investment Management has appointed CBRE’s Planning team to develop strategies to maximising the potential of the Manchester City Centre mixed-use asset.
CBRE has been appointed to assist Schroders in the preparation of a comprehensive strategy for the long-term management and enhancement of City Tower.
The remit for this work seeks to develop strategies looking not just at this asset, but also at the wider surrounding area.
Stuart Robinson, executive director and chairman of UK Planning at CBRE, said: “The acquisition of City Tower represented a major investment by Schroders into Manchester City Centre and paves the way for significant value to be added to this landmark scheme.
“Rather than focus inwardly upon City Tower itself, Schroders is keen to work collaboratively with local businesses, landowners, the City Council and City Centre Management Company ‘CityCo’, to improve the wider environment and capitalise upon the exceptional location of the asset.
“We are currently reviewing a number of options to maximise the potential of this exciting and unique opportunity within the heart of Manchester.”
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