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Hawkins Brown Manchester resi scheme out for consultation
Hong Kong stock exchange-listed developer had ’many offers’ for the land
Designs drawn up by Hawkins Brown for a residential development in Manchester are out for public consultation.
Far East Consortium (FEC), the property developer currently converting Hornsey town hall in London into flats, is the client behind the scheme.
FEC, which is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange and recently expanded its operations in the UK, opted to develop the site on Addington Street in the New Cross neighbourhood of Manchester despite receiving “many offers” to buy the land.
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