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The appeal was launched after North Warwickshire Borough Council and Birmingham City Council failed to reach a decision on the Thrive scheme application.
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It is the ninth-largest UK mall by spending potential and is now more than 96% let, following a £125m transformation over the past few years.
The portfolio comprises DC1 at Nuneaton Bermuda Park and DC1 and DC2 at Rugby Central Park, totalling around 909,000 sq ft.
The proposed scheme will comprise six leasehold units ranging from 12,000 sq ft to 47,000 sq ft. All units will target EPC 'A' and BREEAM 'Excellent' ratings.
The housebuilder's Priory Orchard scheme will comprise 135 homes, across a range of one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom properties.
Take-up of office space in Birmingham recovered towards the end of last year as occupiers sought to secure new space ahead of a looming supply shortage.
The company is seeking investors to back its Leatherworks development in Nottingham and Wireworks scheme in Birmingham.
The scheme will take the number of homes planned by the partnership between Pension Insurance Corporation, Muse and Homes England to around 820.
Knight Frank has been appointed to dispose of the four-star hotel at the reduced price. The hotel was previously on sale for £12m following its collapse into administration in July 2024.
New construction starts rose year on year in Belfast, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester, but the total volume of schemes under construction fell.
Development lender Atelier has provided Study Inn with a a £21.7m loan…
The logistics firm will take full occupation of the facility in spring this year, once it has undergone a fit-out.
The package will be used to increase the credentials of existing homes across the Midlands, eastern England and the South East to an EPC 'C' or above by 2030.
The Edgbaston site has already secured planning permission for 52 homes, which will be delivered by WB Property Group on behalf of Citizen Housing.
The professional services firm will move from 4 Brindleyplace to its new home at One Centenary Way in autumn.
Both US chains are opening outlets at the Eat Central district in the upper mall.
Situated within the 'golden triangle', the park is the largest industrial asset in RLAMP’s £3.4bn industrial and logistics portfolio.
The acquisition of the final 40-acre parcel of land takes the scheme to over 1m sq ft.
The firm will forward-fund three schemes across the West Midlands, Merseyside and Surrey.
The Knowle retirement community scheme near Solihull will include a café, restaurant, swimming pool and gym and fitness studio open to residents and the community.