Companies behind stalled £94m apartments development owed over £40m when they collapsed
manchestereveningnews.co.ukTwo companies behind a stalled £94m apartments development in Manchester owed over £40m when they collapsed into administration.
The businesses were connected to DeTrafford's Gallery Gardens scheme in Castlefield. The scheme has planning permission for a 19-storey and 13-storey tower with 366 apartments in total.
The Gallery Gardens project had been earmarked for land at the corner of Hulme Hall Road, Chester Road and Ellesmere Street and has been approved by Manchester City Council in 2020. READ MORE: Join the FREE Manchester Evening News WhatsApp community However the two companies, DeTrafford Gallery Gardens Block A Ltd and DeTrafford (Regiment) Limited, fell into administration earlier this year, with business restructuring partners Kerry Bailey and Lee Causer at BDO appointed to oversee the process.
No information has been provided on the future of DeTrafford Gallery Gardens Block B Ltd while no work has taken place on site since permission was granted.
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