Lisa Pilkington
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IM to build new home for Birmingham wholesale markets
IM Properties and Birmingham city council have signed a development agreement to build a new home for Birmingham’s wholesale markets
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TCN to redevelop Assay Building
Developer TCN UK has unveiled plans to transform an historic Birmingham office building
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Nurturing skills
Finding talent and making sure that it is retained and maintained can be tricky in real estate, but managing the future of the workforce has become a key focus for…
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Schuitemaker quits Marketing Birmingham
Wouter Schuitemaker, Marketing Birmingham’s head of inward investment, has resigned from the organisation.
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Rail college revealed
Birmingham city council and the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP) have unveiled new images of the proposed National College for High Speed Rail in the city.
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Redevelopment revisited in Durham
Durham county council is having to rethink its growth agenda after a planning inspector rejected its County Durham Plan for being too ambitious
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Double deal for Brum developer
Birmingham-based developer Nurton Developments has struck two off-market deals to acquire buildings in Birmingham and Warwick.
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Spec office development for Newcastle?
Large-scale speculative office development in central Newcastle is tantalisingly close
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Ostrava Coventry hub set for take-off
Ostrava Properties, the property investment arm of the Rigby Group, has secured outline planning consent to transform former passenger facilities at Coventry airport into a manufacturing and distribution hub.
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GLL buys One Brindleyplace
German fund manager GLL Real Estate has bought One Brindleyplace in Birmingham from Trinova Real Estate for £37m
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Redevelopment revisited in Durham
Durham county council is having to rethink its growth agenda after a planning inspector rejected its County Durham Plan for being too ambitious
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Newcastle office spec development ‘tantalisingly close’
Large-scale speculative office development in central Newcastle is tantalisingly close, as the city’s agents predict a tipping point