Some of Stockport’s newest residents joined CityRise and its delivery partners to celebrate the official opening of the Interchange apartments last week, with a party at the award-winning scheme. Excerpt from an article on Marketing Stockport.
Cityheart has revealed the new name for its 442-apartment scheme on Greek Street and Wellington Road in Stockport. The development, formally known as Royal George Village, has been rebranded Stopford Park in line with Cityheart’s vision to create a new neighbourhood community and landscaped public realm in the heart of the town.
Cityheart, alongside Rise Homes, Stockport Council, GMCA, Transport for Greater Manchester and Willmot Dixon were recognised for Stockport Interchange by winning the ‘Community Impact of the year’ at Cowgills North West Homebuilders Awards.
To mark the next phase of development at Royal George Village, Cityheart has appointed creative partner Sheila Bird Studios to deliver a new placemaking campaign in Stockport: If The Hat Fits.
Stockport’s £140m Interchange was the winner at the International Partnership Awards last week, beating Bangladesh’s Patenga Container Terminal PPP Project and Germany’s Project S-Bahn Munich in the Best Financial Structure category.
Stockport’s new multi-million-pound, state-of-the-art transport interchange and rooftop park was opened to the public in a historic and landmark moment for the town.
Cityheart MD, Mark McNamee, welcomed Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, and industry leaders at a ceremony to mark the ‘topping out’ of the residential building.
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has awarded Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd the construction contract to deliver the new Stockport Interchange project which comprises a new bus station with a rooftop park, together with a 196 Build-to-Rent (BtR) scheme.
Eye-catching plans for a modern transport interchange and residential development in Stockport town centre have taken a step closer with the appointment of a contractor and delivery partner. As part of the scheme, development partner Cityheart/Rise Homes will play a leading role alongside public sector partners in taking forward a residential building off Daw Bank with up to 200 apartments and associated car parking, offering further attractive high-quality living space in the town centre.