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Battery technology is about to electrify the Midlands property market. New battery technology is creating a high-voltage property business as dozens of battery storage operators compete to buy as many as 600 Midlands sites, Bisnow can reveal. With sites ideally between 2 to 4 acres, this could impact on the supply of industrial land as rival suppliers jockey for sites in a crucial 18 to 24 months window of opportunity. 
The government's announcement on 29 November that the West Midlands is to play host to an £80M automotive battery research centre is another sign that battery technology is lighting up the region's property sector and could mean a massive boost…
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Devo Mids: What The Latest Devolution Deal Does (And Doesn't) Do For Midlands Property
The newly unveiled second devolution deal for the West Midlands is an early win for Metro Mayor Andy Street, coming just six months into his three-year term of office. But does it give him the powers he needs? What is…
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Pre-Recession Pricing Returns: 5 St. Philip's Place Close to £47M Deal
The 81.5K SF office building at 5 St Philip's Place, Birmingham, looks set to change hands at price close to the boom-time peak, according to market sources cited by CoStar, who say Royal London Asset Management are the buyers. The…
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Leisure is Bouncing, Splashing and Flexing Into Birmingham Industrial Space
Leisure operators are grabbing Birmingham industrial floor space — and it could mean big changes for the city's shed scene. For landlords it is a massive opportunity to diversify their portfolio — even if it strains the Midlands' already limited…
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