Moda has launched a consultation for its 37-storey build-to-rent tower in Birmingham’s Ladywood district.
The plans form the next stage of the New Garden Square neighbourhood, which will deliver up to 1,600 homes set around a new linear park.
A public consultation event will take place in on 24-25 October.
It follows Moda’s development of 398 BTR homes as part of phase one of New Garden Square.
In June, Moda said it would deliver the rest of the 11-acre site in partnership with Calthorpe Estates.
The latest proposals will deliver around 450 homes, alongside a variety of amenities, as well a space for shops, restaurants, or cafés.
Moda already has one operational neighbourhood in Birmingham, the 481-home Mercian on Broad Street.
As well as phase one at New Garden Square, the 722-home community at Great Charles Square in the Jewellery Quarter is also under construction.
Moda development executive Saif Uddin said: “Our latest proposals demonstrate the scale of our ambition and the confidence we have in this location and in Birmingham.”
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