The big picture: Mark Barrow on the Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP
Mark Barrow talks about his role with the Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP and engagement with the property industry
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Who should be Birmingham’s elected mayor?
Property professionals are divided over what type of person should be given one of the largest power bases in the UK
Stanhope gets consent for Hereford scheme
Herefordshire council has granted outline planning permission for Stanhope’s £80m retail and leisure scheme in Hereford.
Genr8 wins consent for Stoke Central Business District
Developer Genr8 has won outline planning consent for an initial 540,000 sq ft phase of its 1m sq ft Central Business District scheme in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Can StarCity shine?
Troubled Birmingham leisure complex StarCity has had a pretty good start to the year. Forget for a moment the usual measures of success, such as footfall or spend per head, so far in 2011 police have only been called to attend two serious incidents at the complex.
RGF: Who get the vote in the West Midlands?
Bidders for the first £300m slice of the £1.4bn Regional Growth Fund will be chosen this month. David Thame looks at the West Midlands’ contenders
Birmingham bound
Sanguine Hospitality’s chairman and co-founder, Simon Matthews-Williams, talks exclusively to Lisa Pilkington about its ambitious expansion plans for Birmingham
John Lewis signs for Birmingham New Street
John Lewis has confirmed plans to create one of its largest UK stores outside of London at Birmingham New Street station, as revealed by Estates Gazette (News, August 2010).
Mailbox returns to market with £118m price tag
Birmingham’s iconic Mailbox mixed-use development is to come onto the market this week for £118m, via CB Richard Ellis and GVA.
King Sturge: No rental growth for office or industrial sectors in West Midlands
There is no expectation of office or industrial rental growth in the West Midlands in 2011 and the region’s prime, available office space could all be soaked up by 2013, says King Sturge.
