News: Selway Joyce appointed as approved supplier to Oxfordshire County Council
Selway Joyce is proud to be named an approved supplier to Oxfordshire County Council.
We’re excited to share that Selway Joyce Manchester is now officially open!
We’re excited to share that Selway Joyce Manchester is now officially open! Our new office on King Street marks a major milestone in our continued growth, driven by high demand and the increasing number of prestigious projects we’re managing in the region.
With a rich heritage in Manchester, Selway Joyce has long supported some of the city’s most iconic developments, providing expert Project Management and Quantity Surveying services. One such historic building, located directly opposite our new office, stands as a proud reminder of our longstanding ties to this dynamic city.
Opening a dedicated Manchester base is a natural step forward, enabling us to be closer to key projects and partners. Our local team will be focused on delivering the same tailored, high-quality service that defines Selway Joyce, backed by nearly seven decades of expertise in prime, luxury, and heritage projects.
We’re also looking forward to building new relationships. Whether you’re a consultant, developer, or collaborator who shares our values of precision, professionalism, and partnership, we’d love to connect.
Want to learn more about Selway Joyce Manchester, or discuss how we can support your next project? Reach out to our team.
Selway Joyce is proud to be named an approved supplier to Oxfordshire County Council.
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