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Sarah Townsend The 158-bedroom property on Princess Street designed by architect Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios opens to the public today as the operator’s fifth in Manchester. The 16-storey hotel is located within developers Bruntwood SciTech and Vita Group’s £750m Circle Square mixed-use scheme off Oxford Road. The hybrid building comprises a 1,014-space car park across the first nine floors, and the hotel is located on floors nine to 15, taking Premier Inn’s Manchester portfolio to mo...

TravelAwaits Apr.28.2021 When it comes to beautiful places to visit, Montana immediately comes to mind. There’s a reason people from all over the world gravitate to its gorgeous, awe-inspiring scenery. And two of Montana’s best places are the college towns of Missoula and Bozeman. While they have a lot in common, there are also key differences to consider if you only have time to visit one or want a place to start. We’ll give you our take on the differences we think are worth knowing to h...

First pictures of new city centre green space - Symphony Park - set to open in time for summer Symphony Park is part of the Circle Square development which has replaced the former BBC site on Oxford Road Dont miss a thing by getting the days biggest stories sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPri...

An ambitious new fast food retailer hailing from Bolton is set to launch his new venture tomorrow. Baz Jethwa, who runs the Spar store in New Lane, Breightmet, and others across Greater Manchester and Lancashire, launched RocketEats in September last year, a new fast food retailer serving burgers, waffles, milkshakes and more. RocketEats is set to launch at the Spar store in New Lane tomorrow, with plans to expand into Bolton and beyond in the coming months. The new venture will open in...

Port of Cleveland will issue bonds for 298-unit Artisan apartment tower in University Circle FitzGerald A rendering shows the planned 24-story Artisan apartment tower at the Circle Square project in University Circle. The developers behind the Artisan, a planned apartment tower on the rim of University Circle, expect to break ground within weeks for the 24-story building. The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority has agreed to issue up to $75 million in taxable bonds for the $109.6 million ...

The pandemic has devastated the street food sector, but with the end of lockdown in sight, KERB duo Petra Barran and Simon Mitchell believe there’s plenty of reason for optimism. "Something big is going to happen,” says Petra Barran, cryptically. The founder of business incubator and food market operator KERB is deliberating about what the future holds for the country’s previously burgeoning street food sector; a corner of the eating out market that Barran hers...

DeSantis says Marion seniors to receive 6,500 extra COVID-19 vaccines Gov. Ron DeSantis visited Ocala on Friday and said that Marion County has been given 6,500 extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week so that local health officials can get more shots into the arms of residents ages 65 and older. So far, 80% of the estimated 60,000 doses that Marion has received from the state have gone to seniors. But Marion still has one of lowest percentages of seniors (about 44%) who have been vaccina...

Sarah Townsend and Dan Whelan The region’s place makers have called for a phased return to workplaces ahead of the 21 June guideline issued by the Prime Minister yesterday, to protect local economies and mental health. However, the office market will still bounce back from the past year of disruption in the medium term even if people remain cautious and continue to work from home. “The announcement [by Boris Johnson] does not change much in terms of the longer-term outlook for the office s...

The Subplot | Department stores, HS2, Oldham’s big bet 23 Feb 2021, 09:00Comments (2) Welcome to  Place North West. This week: plans for Manchester’s House of Fraser raise hopes that the North West’s defunct department stores can find a new future. With the HS2 high speed line to Crewe now signed into law,  Subplot asks if the town is all-aboard the workspace train. Meanwhile, Oldham Council pulls the threads together on the Spindles redevelopment. ARE YOU BEING SERVED? Department stor...

I worked for Yousef for 5 years and learned much about commercial property from him. Yousef was to say the least charismatic, I owe him much, as his education changed my life. RIP YT I miss you, Namet an Hushank Realty’s three Iranian Musketeers. February 22, 2021 at 12:19 pmBy Gordon Tickle That’s an absolute shame he was an absolute gent our paths crossed many times during the 90s and early millenia. February 22, 2021 at 12:35 pmBy Tom Really sorry to hear this. His reputation was that he...