West Midlands
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HFC bank targets central Birmingham sites for 50,000 sq ft
HFC bank has targeted sites in central Birmingham including 120 Edmund Street and Imperial House for a 4,645 sq m (50,000 sq ft) requirement in the city centre.
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Coats Viyella could close northern factories
Coats Viyella could close northern factories. Coats Viyella could close its factories in the Midlands and Scotlandas well as its sourcing operations in London.
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Drivers Jonas looks to recruit up to 20 for new Birmingham office
Drivers Jonas is looking to recruit up to 20 staff over the next two years to run its new Birmingham office.
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Regeneration masterplan for Coventry now complete
Architects have completed the master plan for the revitalisation of Coventry city centre. The plan involves the creation of a square and garden in front of the Museum of Motor…
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Ex-Bernard Thorpe boss leaves Phoenix Beard to head-up DJ’s new office in Birmingham
David Allen, the former head of Bernard Thorpe in Birmingham, is leaving Phoenix Beard to head-up Drivers Jonas’ first office in the city.
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West Midlands held back by image problems
The West Midlands image as a metal-bashing area is hindering attempts to find high-tech investors, according to a report on inward investment in the region.
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Swiss merger expected to lead to property shake-out
The proposed merger of United Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Bank Corporation could lead to huge chunks of office space coming to the market as well as a new requirement…
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Speculation grows over property fall-out from Swiss bank merger
Speculation about the effects of the proposed merger of Union Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Bank Corporation continues as both firms refuse to give details on where the new firm’s…
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Exclusive MEPC and TSB agree £90m deal in Birmingham city centre
MEPC and Lloyds TSB have agreed terms for an estimated £90m investment and development deal in Birmingham city centre which will see the bank occupy up to 19,694 sq m…
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PACE plans new Central London joint venture
Property Advisors to the Civil Estate (PACE) is set to become the first government agency to take advantage of last week’s relaxation of Treasury restrictions on Departments entering into joint…
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Exclusive Miller tipped to make development debut in Birmingham
href=”http://www.eginew.co.uk/Articles/ArtIcle.aspx?liArticleid=452058″Miller Developments is tipped to have secured the controversial Snow Hill house site for its first scheme in Birmingham city centre.
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Standard Life sells Kidderminster shopping centre for £10m
Standard Life has sold The Swan Centre in Kidderminster to Charterhouse Property Investments and Ashcroft Estates for £10m reflecting a 10% yield.