Unite Students, Manchester Metropolitan form joint venture to redevelop Cambridge Halls into 2,302-bed scheme
Reuters2026/09/02 08:02- Unite Group entered a joint venture with Manchester Metropolitan University to redevelop Cambridge Halls into 2,302-bed student accommodation.
- Manchester Met will take a 30% stake, contributing the land value to retain capital for other campus projects.
- Construction has started following Building Safety Regulator clearance for phase one, with structural groundworks underway.
- Phase one will deliver 1,101 beds for the 2029/30 academic year; phase two adds 1,201 beds the following year.
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