Carillion has started work on a £154 million build-to-rent project in Manchester.

The Angel Gardens scheme involves developing a 36-storey tower featuring 466 apartments in the city's North Manchester (NOMA) district.

The project, being delivered on behalf of Moda Living's joint venture with Apache Capital Partners, also includes 22,000 sq ft of commercial space, amenities including a gym, cinema, resident lounges, co-working facilities, restaurants, shops and a multi-use roof terrace focussing on health and wellbeing.


John Currie, North West operations director at Carillion, said: "We are pleased to be working with Moda Living to carry out this prestigious development. Carillion has a strong presence in Manchester and has delivered several major projects in the city, which have created jobs, training opportunities for young people and supported local suppliers. The construction of Angel Gardens will continue in this vein and have a lasting impact in the city."

Johnny Caddick at Moda Living said: "Angel Gardens will be a jewel in the Manchester skyline and make a significant contribution to the city's housing needs through the provision of high quality rental homes."

Alistair Asher, Co-op executive and NOMA director, added: "High-quality residential is central to our vision of creating a true work-live-play community in the NOMA neighbourhood."

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