CituNQ is a brand new building along Tib Street, Manchester, United Kingdom. The project offers 183 luxurious apartment of Studio, 1-3 bedroom and Penthouse. CituNQ is developed by Joint-venture between Factory Estates and Salboy.
CituNQ Factsheet
Project Name | CituNQ |
Developer | Factory Estates/Salboy |
Address | Tib Street, Manchester, M4 1PW, United Kingdom |
Description | Brand New 8-Storey mixed residential development comprises of 183 stylish apartments of Studio, 1, 2, 3-bedroom Penthouse Apartments. |
Facilities |
-24 Hour concierge and security - Contemporary styled reception area - Rooftop Gardens & Central Courtyard - Secure Bike Store |
Car Parking | No carpark space |
Tenure: | 150 years from lease commencement date of Q4 2018 |
Land Size | 2,424sqm / 26,092sqft |
Ground Rent | £450 per annum |
Service Charge |
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Completion Date | Estimated Q3 2018 |
No.of Units | 183 units |
Anticipated Completion Date | Estimated Q4 2018 |
CituNQ Unit Mix
Type | Size (Sqft) | No. of Units |
1 bedroom | 495-538 | 56 |
2 bedroom | 667-764 | 122 |
Penthouse | TBA | 5 |
Why invest in CituNQ?
- Super rare prime location with the limited land supply in Manchester city centre
- Surrounded by great amenities like shopping mall, eateries, CBD, Park, Chinatown
- Great connectivity via tram, bus, or walking to Manchester attraction
- Mixed development concept with shops at the ground floor
- 24 hours concierge service facility
- High rental demand and yield expected in this prime location
- 6 Retail Malls
- High capital appreciation potential in this fantastic location
- High-quality finishing with fully furnish package (Great for foreign investors)
- Full one stop service, letting and management company has been appointed to help in resale and rental (Great for foreign investors)
- Capitalise on the positive property price trend in Manchester
- Capitalise on the very strong rental demand and yield in Manchester
- Capitalise on the very wide property price gap between London (1st city) and Manchester (2nd city)
- Only 25% upfront required with deferred payment scheme