Partner Article
50 sites across the UK developed by Manchester property provider
Manchester-based Knight Knox International, a provider of buy-to-let developments to the private investor market, have developed 50 sites across the UK, 28 of them in the North West.
The projects have a total development value in excess of £360 million and include its latest launch of Salford-based Adelphi Wharf.
The £75 million Salford project is due to begin in August 2016 and will comprise of 580 apartments and townhouses.
In 2014, the company experienced its most successful year of trading since becoming a limited company in 2004, after launching a total of 13 developments at a value of almost £133 million.
Sales director at Knight Knox, Martin Copeland, said: “In the last 10 years, we have built up strong and highly successful relationships with our development partners, delivering stand-out schemes that continue to prove extremely attractive investment opportunities to the private buy-to-let investor market.
“To break through the 50th development mark is a significant milestone for the company and demonstrates our commitment to bringing high quality residential schemes to market, while making significant investment in up-coming areas of the country.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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