Irwin Mitchell Appointed to Manor Property Panel

7th February 2012

The Sheffield office of Irwin Mitchell has been appointed to the legal panel of East Yorkshire-based Manor Property Group.

Manor Property Group has circa £850m worth of development projects across a range of markets. In 2012, the company will commence work on purpose built high quality student accommodation, retail developments, mixed use inner city developments, and the national roll out of international brand hotels. Paul Firth, who is regional managing partner for Irwin Mitchell's Sheffield office, added; Manor Property Group is an established yet progressive developer with a fantastic track record for delivering high quality projects across a broad range of markets including retail, leisure, commercial and residential. This is another key and exciting win for Irwin Mitchell'sSheffieldreal estate team and we certainly look forward to working with them on their exciting range of developments.

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