01·Manchester submarket · M4 · M60
NOMA
20-acre regeneration north of Victoria station. Co-op Group HQ anchors a campus of restored cotton-trade buildings and new-build flex.
02·Pricing — NOMA
03·About
About NOMA
NOMA (North Manchester) is a long-running joint venture between the Co-op Group and Hermes that has redeveloped 20 acres around Manchester Victoria. The Co-op's One Angel Square is the anchor — one of the most sustainable buildings in Europe — and the Federation House, Hanover and Dantzic developments around it have transformed the area into Manchester's most credible tech and creative campus. Pricing is materially below Spinningfields and the public realm is genuinely good.
04·Who moves here
Tech startups, design studios, social enterprises, media, scaling B-Corps.
05·Trade-offs
Why move to NOMA
- Strong tech / creative neighbour effects
- 30%+ cheaper than Spinningfields
- Sustainable building stock
- Walking distance to Northern Quarter
Watch-outs
- Less prestigious for client-facing finance
- Smaller floorplates
- Northern fringe of city centre
06·Real offices nearby
Live offices closest to NOMA
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07·FAQ
NOMA questions
Is NOMA the same as the Northern Quarter?+
Adjacent, but distinct. NOMA is the planned regeneration north of Victoria; the Northern Quarter is the older bar/restaurant district immediately east.
08·Nearby submarkets
Compare NOMA with neighbours
Ancoats
The world's first industrial suburb. Restored cotton mills, indie restaurants, growing tech and design scene.
St Peter's Square
Civic heart of Manchester — town hall, library, Midland Hotel. Mix of restored period buildings and new-build trophies.
Spinningfields
Manchester's financial and legal core. Allen & Overy, RBS, Deloitte. Trophy stock around the Hardman Square and Hardman Boulevard estate.