Building under Burnham. What has Manchesterism actually meant for property?
Digital strategy agency theEword are bringing together property professionals from across the North West for an evening of great conversation, good food and even better company.
The night is hosted at Chotto Matte, the Japanese-Peruvian fusion rooftop restaurant & bar, sitting 10 storeys up at the St. Michael’s development on Jackson’s Row.
Andy Burnham’s devolution model has reshaped how developers build, fund and sell across Greater Manchester. Landing just a week ahead of the budget, theEword’s evening will explore what that’s meant for the people marketing these schemes: what’s worked, what hasn’t and what comes next.
Join theEword and some brilliant voices from across the sector, Tom Booth, Paul Richards, Tom Ingham, Chloe Sachikonye and Al Mackin, for a conversation about what Manchesterism’s national rollout means for property brands.
