Developers believe the new studio flats could tackle a shortage in student accommodation in Manchester
'Premium' student flats are included in plans for a huge tower block in Ardwick. Developers say it will help tackle a shortage in accommodation.
READ MORE: 'I've never seen anything like it': Shock as horror Piccadilly Gardens bus crash leaves woman fighting for her life Plymouth Grove Property Development Ltd is behind the plans. Bosses say there's an urgent need for more flats for students, with some unable to find a place to live last year.
"The statement confirms that 'the demand for student accommodation is outstripping the available supply'. In response to this the University of Manchester offered eligible students £2,500 as an alternative to taking a room in university accommodation for the 22/23 academic year.
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