Lisa Pilkington
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Solihull to serve up Carluccio’s
Carluccio’s is to make its debut in Solihull, West Midlands, at IM Properties 747,000 sq ft Mell Square shopping centre
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Savills signs JLL ratings specialists
Savills has expanded its rating team with the appointment of two directors from JLL to be based at the firm’s Birmingham office
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Listen: Midlands engine v northern powerhouse
The Midlands should not be chasing Manchester when it comes to devolution and the Midlands engine versus the northern powerhouse, says Sir Michael Lyons.
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Coventry pair plan £73m digs
Barberry Developments and Coventry University have unveiled plans for a 1,116-bed student housing development in Coventry city centre. The scheme includes five tower blocks rising to 17 storeys at the…
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Taking stock of Oxford’s housing
With Oxford facing a housing supply shortage, Strutt & Parker hosted a debate to discuss what is causing the crisis and how the city can meet its residential needs
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Lyons bangs drum for devolution
Sir Michael Lyons backs decentralisation as he urges West Midlands to “eat from London’s table”
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Coventry plans student tower blocks
Barberry Developments and Coventry City Council have unveiled plans for one of the biggest city centre student housing schemes in the Midlands
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Law firm goes large in Bristol’s Redcliff street
Law firm TLT is to increase the size of its Bristol office in one of the largest leasing deals in the city in recent years.
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More student digs planned in Coventry
Unite and Complex Development Projects have submitted a planning application for a major student accommodation scheme in Coventry city centre
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easyHotel buys in Birmingham
Hotel chain easyHotel has acquired the 125-year leasehold interest in an office block close to New Street station in Birmingham
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Nazir promoted in Birmingham
Waheed Nazir, Birmingham City Council’s director of planning & regeneration, has been appointed acting strategic director for economy
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Brum’s Innovation Court sold for £20.5m
Birmingham-based private property company Horton Estates has sold Innovation Court in Birmingham to DTZ Investors for £20.5m