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For Sale Board Erected At 52-60 Chapel Street

Vicki Crompton

Posted by Vicki on Apr 23, 2012 in Commercial Property Manchester City Centre

Magnus has erected a new 'for sale' board at 52-60 Chapel Street.  The For Sale board is advertising the recent release of a derelict office building which is available to buy.   The office building is situated on an island site between Chapel Street, Salford and the approach...

Manchester Historical, Ghostly, Architectural,Literary & Commercial Tours

Mina Ayoob

Posted by Mina on Apr 18, 2012 in Commercial Property Sale Manchester City Centre

April2012_ Two Tours to explore the underground tunnels and chambers. One of these will take you on to a dark and ancient place(our very own Haunted underworld) in the City Centre to see if the old spooky stories are true. You will need a torch, sensible shoes and a strong mind, body and...

is the 'Green Deal' a good deal

Aran Wild

Posted by aran on Apr 10, 2012 in Commercial Property Small Business Magnus News

Is the 'Green Deal' a good deal? The Energy Act 2011 includes provisions for the new 'Green Deal' as part measure to tackle climate change and reduce the carbon footprint of UK households, businesses and community groups. At the moment the proposed strategy for the 'Green Deal' is at...

UK Commercial Property Finance.

Nick Hynes

Posted by nick on Jan 23, 2012 in Commercial Property Property Management

Last week  I attended a round table discussion on the above. The event was organised by IPF and Barclays Corporate and a presentation was given by David Hardcastle Head of Real Estate and Chris Swarbrick Corporate Director.  We were given their views on the outlook for...

Tague on Tour: Macc on the attack

Nick Hynes

Posted by nick on Sep 29, 2011 in Cheshire Property Management

Neil Tague heads to Macclesfield and finds a place where businesses are working together to create a town that stands out from the Cheshire pack. It's not every day you get introduced to a bloke called Mickey the Diamond. Certainly not when you're a business journalist, rather than...