RegenerationTrafford
Old Trafford regeneration: status, map and travel times.
A sports-led regeneration of Trafford Wharfside round a proposed new Manchester United stadium, led by a mayoral development corporation set up by Trafford Council and Greater Manchester. The draft masterplan has been through consultation.
The full guideOld Trafford and Trafford Wharfside: the area guidePlannedTrafford Council · as at October 2026
Where it stands
Each line as published by the body named, with the date it was published.
The Old Trafford Regeneration Mayoral Development Corporation launched on 23 January 2026, set up by Trafford Council and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.
Trafford Council, January 2026The 370-acre regeneration area will eventually see 15,000 new homes, including affordable homes, and 48,000 new jobs locally, catalysed by a new 100,000-seat stadium for Manchester United.
Trafford Council, January 2026Trafford Council approved the draft Wharfside Strategic Masterplan for consultation on 20 July 2026; consultation ran until 22 September 2026, and a final version is due to go to the council’s Executive for adoption in autumn 2026.
Trafford Council, July 2026The draft masterplan sets out around 15,000 homes over approximately 30 years and places the stadium in its second delivery phase, 2031 to 2035, a draft estimate rather than a committed date.
Trafford Council, July 2026
Our developments nearest Old Trafford regeneration
The 3 developments we sell nearby, nearest first. Drive times by road without traffic, and walking times, routed over OpenStreetMap (OSRM).
Old Trafford regeneration on the map
The scheme, our developments and the stations, schools and hospitals round it. Nearest stops: MediaCityUK Metrolink (600 m), Pomona Metrolink (1.2 km), as the crow flies.
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- Victoria NorthPartly openA long-term regeneration of the Irk Valley, Red Bank and Collyhurst, planned for thousands of new homes.Source: Manchester City Council
- MayfieldPartly openOffices, homes and the city’s first new park in a century, beside Piccadilly.Source: Manchester City Council
- St John’sPartly openA new neighbourhood on the former Granada Studios site, anchored by Aviva Studios, home of Factory International.Source: Manchester City Council
- Holt TownPlannedA riverside neighbourhood planned east of Ancoats and New Islington, with around 4,500 homes.Source: Manchester City Council
- Sister (ID Manchester)PlannedThe innovation district of offices, labs and homes on the former UMIST campus beside Piccadilly, renamed Sister in 2024.Source: The University of Manchester
- Great Jackson StreetPartly openThe tower cluster round Deansgate Square, at the south of the centre, where more homes are being built.Source: Manchester City Council
- Salford CentralPartly openOffices, homes and public space round Salford Central station, across the Irwell from Spinningfields.Source: Salford City Council
- Crescent SalfordPartly openA masterplan round Salford Crescent station and the University of Salford for homes, research space and a transport hub.Source: Salford City Council, University of Salford
- Pomona IslandPartly openA planned waterside neighbourhood of homes and a park between the Bridgewater and Ship canals.Source: Trafford Council
- Old Trafford regenerationPlannedManchester United’s plan for a new stadium beside Old Trafford, at the heart of a wider regeneration of Trafford Wharfside.Source: Manchester United, Trafford Council
The guides, and the other schemes nearby
Status as published by Trafford Council and the bodies cited; each fact links to its source. Travel times routed over OpenStreetMap (OSRM), © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Map charted 20 October 2026.
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