Is This The Black Country's Property Moment?
The award of £35.2M funding to Walsall's Phoenix 10 strategic site marks a new phase in the renewal of the Black Country.
With residential developers lining up for Wolverhampton sites, and transport investment gathering pace, has the Black Country's moment come?
Economic change is always slow coming to places like the Black Country. London always goes up first, and comes down first, and the big regional cities follow, rising slowly like feathers and sinking like cannon balls in an exaggerated repeat…
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Roll Over Paris: Birmingham's Shed Scene Overtakes French Capital To Claim Europe's Top Spot
The little boulevard cafés, the artisan bakeries, the elegant boutiques: yes, Birmingham has plenty to offer, but now research from BNPPRE can add another to the list because in the last four years Birmingham's industrial property market has overtaken Greater…
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New Bruntwood Platform Promises Batteries, Personalised Offices And Smart Buildings
Battery power, personalised spaces and smart offices will be at the heart of Bruntwood Works, the new platform created by the Manchester-based developer.
Bruntwood Works Chief Executive Ciara Keeling, speaking at the Bisnow Manchester Office Mania event, said they were…
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NEC.City: Birmingham's New 420 Acre, 3.3M SF Business District
Birmingham's NEC is to become the focus for a new out-of-town office district.
The exhibition centre campus will be rebranded NEC.City which will cover 420 acres and include 3.3M SF of new commercial floorspace.
That is the future envisaged for…
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Patience May Be Required: 40 Year Wait For A £7.1B East-West Midlands Corridor
Plans to improve the the A46 corridor linking the South West of England and Humberside, through the Midlands, could take 40 years to deliver.
The corridor plan, which is predicted to deliver £7.1B economic benefits, includes improving the M69 and…
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