An iconic landmark in Manchester city centre has been sold by an investment giant.
The Corn Exchange, which is now a leisure destination and apart-hotel, has been disposed of by Aviva Investors after it was put on the market for around £43m in May last year. The identity of the buyer and the deal value have not yet been disclosed.
The deal was secured by JLL and KLM Real Estate who had been jointly marketing the property. The Corn Exchange was built in 1837 and stands in the Medieval Quarter of Manchester city centre.
