Investment group partners establish new co-working hub in Salford Quays

The partners of investment group Infinity have established co-working space at the Abito building in Salford Quays.

An architect, forensic accountant and property fund executive have taken space at the hub, as talks get underway with other potential occupants.

Infinity is aiming to bring together around a dozen like-minded business professionals from areas such as financial advice, law and tax,

The firm’s partners, Daniel Finestein, Sarah Butler and Phil Vickers, have operated at Abito since 2016.

Infinity business development director Paul Wogan said the co-working model enables tenants to share contacts and business opportunities.

He explained: “The Abito building is in an ideal location, in terms of being close to the motorway network and the Metrolink system, with ample parking and with a view of the Quays. It’s close to Manchester city centre yet affords the opportunity to look out over the water with a host of amenities nearby.

“In addition, it is an exciting time for Clippers Quay, with a £100m scheme by residential landlord Grainger underway and plans to construct a 34-storey tower which will be the tallest building at Salford Quays.” Paul added: “Our goal is for the hub to be a vibrant place where ideas are born and deals are done.”