Developers Delancey and Landid to take charge of Manchester regeneration project

Co-op regeneration masterplan

Developers Delancey and Landid have been named preferred bidder to develop the 拢800m Northern Gateway scheme in Manchester by the Co-Operative Group.

The scheme, nicknamed Noma, is Britain鈥檚 largest regional redevelopment project comprising 4 million ft2 of office, retail, residential and leisure space.

The site surrounds the Co-Op鈥檚 new 拢100m headquarters due to be completed by Bam later this year.

David Pringle, the director in charge of Noma, told today鈥檚 Times: 鈥淒elancey and Landid have both demonstrated their ability to carry out large mixed-use developments and their commitment to Manchester through previous developments.鈥�

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