Reimagining Manchester's skyline: The innovation hubs opening in 2025 helping drive growth across the city

Charging the way forward with modern office and lab spaces for innovation, tech and life science businesses, Bruntwood SciTech - backed by Bruntwood, Legal & General and Greater Manchester Pension Fund - is nurturing a dynamic ecosystem where businesses can scale up easier and quicker.

With a £243m investment in Manchester city centre over the past year alone, Bruntwood SciTech - the UK’s largest property platform dedicated to growing the innovation, tech and science sectors - is playing a pivotal role in positioning the city as an innovation world leader.

These projects will deliver more than 700,000 sq ft of sustainable workspace, adding to its Manchester and Cheshire portfolio of 21 innovation hubs and five campuses.

To celebrate its newest innovation hub opening in Manchester, Bruntwood SciTech is offering six months of free workspace and £22,000 of business support* across its office and lab spaces. Read more about each of them below...

A significant expansion of the Citylabs campus - a joint venture with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) - this health innovation development, which opened in March, aims to redefine the landscape of specialised laboratory space.

The building offers fitted and ready-to-go labs and offices with write-up space, allowing businesses to set up quickly and easily, working directly with the NHS.

Greenheys is set to open next summer, offering lab spaces to suit businesses operating across a broad range of disciplines.

With boutique-style write-up spaces and breakout areas, this new building will span six floors, with three of them becoming UK Biobank’s national HQ.

The rest of the space available will be allocated for small to medium businesses to join one of the UK’s