A property group has been appointed to manage the retail space at a mixed-use development in Birmingham.
Cheshire-based Re:Volve Real Estate will look after the retail units and public realm at the Exchange Square scheme in The Priory Queensway for a three-year contract.
Exchange Square contains almost 1,000 apartments, a 235-bed Premier Inn hotel which opened earlier this year and 30,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space across three buildings on the site of the old Masshouse Circus island.
Anna Main, founder and managing director at Re:Volve Real Estate, said: "We're delighted to be managing a property of this size with diverse residential and commercial needs.
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"Even after just six months of trading, our team is able to leverage its extensive industry experience and robust network of contacts to maximise tenant attraction and retention on a project of this size, to add value to the initial phase of the development.
"We're proud to not only have won such a competitive pitch but also to be a part of the Masshouse project which is set to have an immense impact on the regeneration of the Eastside area."
The long-running, £350 million Masshouse project has been led by Manchester-based developer Nikal, with earlier phases comprising two apartment blocks called Hive and Masshouse, off Moor Street Queensway.
