More than 250 new apartments in Northern Quarter could be built just metres from the site of a highly controversial 33-storey residential tower, after a plans were submitted to the council.
If approved, 267 new flats will be built on land bordering Tariff Street and Port Street, which is currently a bomb-site car park. Developers Marco Living and Axis Real Estate hope Manchester City Council's planning committee will make a decision on the proposals in February.
The two buildings will be 11 and 10 storeys each, plans show. They will contain one, two and three bedroom apartments, private gardens, roof terraces and roof top amenities would be created, BusinessLive reports.