Plans have been tabled for a £1bn development at Salford's Regent Retail Park. The scheme by Henley Investments includes new additions to the city's skyline, with permission sought for a 71-storey skyscraper.
It aims to deliver up to 3,300 new homes and 10,000 square metres of commercial and community space, along with a new public park.
The park is proposed to bring a minimum of 21,351 sq m of public open space, and a minimum of 5,826 sq m of private open space to the area.
The development is based at the northern half of Salford's Regent Retail Park near the boundary with Manchester city centre, with bosses behind the plan confident it will have a positive impact on 'both sides of the Irwell.' READ MORE: A £2.5bn transformation will 'fundamentally change' the way people experience Salford The retail park is currently used by a number of stores including Boots and TK Maxx.
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