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After a year of record take-up by the flexible office sector, is there room for more? Or will WeWork find the Birmingham market saturated by the time it arrives in the city? Two of the leaders of the U.K.'s serviced office sector say Birmingham has to watch out for occupier needs, hospitality skills, charlatans and the risk that the flexible sector will be squeezed by an economic downturn. 
Such hype, so much excitement. 2018 was the year that the flexible office sector arrived in Birmingham, and it did so with a bang. Today the sector claims around a quarter of take-up in the city centre office market. Can…
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HS2 Land And Property Estimates Are 'Enormously Wrong' Critics Say, But Is It True?
Predicted land and property costs associated with the £56B HS2 rail link from London via Birmingham to Manchester are "enormously wrong", a former HS2 executive claims. Speaking on the BBC Panorama programme former HS2 Land and Property Director Doug Thornton…
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The New Birmingham Office Amenity Is An On-Site Artist
Bruntwood, the Birmingham landlord, is to go arty in 2019. And they could be setting a new trend for workspace amenity in the city. The property business said it "has compelling plans" for more partnerships between property and the arts…
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Bumper Q4 Takes Birmingham's 2018 Office Investment Tally to £800M
Birmingham's capital markets will end the year having turned over £800M in office market investment. The first three quarters of the year saw £357M worth of deals, 19% above the 10-year quarterly average of £300M, Savills data shows. Savills expect…
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