proposed four buildings varying from 10 to 45 storeys on First Street, between Deansgate and Hulme. If approved, the buildings will adopt a ‘co-living’ concept, allowing residents to have their own separate living space and bathroom while sharing communal facilities like kitchens and dining areas.The 609 apartments would range from one-bed’s to five-bed’s, while 875 studios are also included in the plans.The concept of co-living has become popular in America and Europe as renters look for flexible living options within city spaces.
It has already been announced that similar co-living spaces were being developed on Echo Street near the gay village. However, a Manchester housing group has expressed concerns on how the co-living development.
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