Gary Neville's huge city centre development is one of the most hotly-anticipated - at at times, controversial - in Manchester in years. The former Manchester United star has been involved in plans for the mammoth St Michael's project, off Deansgate, for more than a decade.
It's been dubbed by the city's council leader a 'defining regeneration project for our city centre', with hundreds of new homes, a five-star hotel, a public square, offices and a roof-top restaurant on the way.
The £400m St Michael's scheme, bosses say, is expected to bring £120m investment to Manchester and create more than 3,000 jobs. More details have now been revealed by Neville's firm Relentless Developments and stakeholders KKR, Fred Done's Salboy and Manchester council.