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£6.6 million central Newcastle student accommodation project launched
North West developers Knight Knox International have launched plans to convert a former office block on St. James Boulevard into 110 student studio units.
In partnership with Fortis Developments, the firm will invest £6.6 million in the 30,000 sq ft office building to equip it with a gym, laundry room, bicycle storage and entertainment lounge.
Letting and management will be the responsibility of Fortis Student Living, who will be based on-site.
A planning application has now been submitted to Newcastle City Council and, if successful, Burgess House is expected to be operational by June 2015.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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