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Bruntwood has acquired the 80K SF Birmingham Innovation Campus in a move which opens the way to a further 170K SF development on the site, and takes the landlord and developer deeper into the city's science and innovation sector. Yet this is just the beginning of a mighty Bruntwood plan that could create a new science district anchored by a redeveloped Aston Science Park through to Digbeth and even Selly Oak. In short, Bruntwood said that science property is the next big thing in Birmingham. Can it work, and who will be players? 
Science and innovation are already big news in Birmingham. West Midlands Metro Mayor Andy Street has put digital and tech investment at the heart of his industrial strategy. There are currently more than 72,000 digital and creative jobs in the…
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Taming The Beast: Has The Curse Of Baskerville House Been Lifted?
1997-2003: Your Reservation Has Been Cancelled A bit more than 20 years ago Birmingham City Council started pondering the sale of what was then 84K SF of council offices. Hoteliers including Sheraton were said to be interested in a block…
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Surprise (Not): IM Properties Wins Peddimore
In one of the least surprising property announcements of the MIPIM property convention in Cannes, IM Properties has been revealed as the developer chosen for the first phase of the 160-acre Peddimore industrial site at Sutton Coldfield. IM Properties -—…
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Andy Street Scoops £100M Housing Deal, But Another £250M Still Uncertain
The first stage of West Midlands Mayor Andy Street's £1B property plan has won the backing of Chancellor Philip Hammond. But another £250M funding is still uncertain. The Chancellor's Spring Statement — delivered Tuesday in the House of Commons —…
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