Jul
2009
Articles from 2nd Jul 2009
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The Cube: Visionary identity and flexibility
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Tom Fleming spoke to Paul Scott from Make, the architects behind The Cube, about whether the scheme has what it takes to be described as iconic Read
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Birmingham-designed college building wins another award
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
The Birmingham team behind the development of the new £70million Middlesbrough College campus is celebrating after the iconic project secured another award. Read
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Landlords and tenants must work as one as rental values decline, Paul Arnell says
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Landlords and tenants need to work together to ensure their survival as rental values look set for further decline. Read
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Retail rents to fall by nearly a quarter warn Colliers CRE
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
The worst economic recession since the 1930s will see retail rents fall by almost a quarter, according to the latest findings by Colliers CRE. Read
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Industrial chief Allen sets up niche company with Richard James-Moore
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
One of Birmingham’s top industrial agents has left the corporate world to set up his own independent company. Read
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Healthcare at Home take extra space at Burton's Barberry Court
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Healthcare at Home has taken additional accommodation at Barberry Court on Centrum 100 Business Park in Burton. Read
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Medilink join Birmingham's 'Harley Street'
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
A leading healthcare industry expert has chosen the Calthorpe Estate in Edgbaston to expand its West Midlands operation – helping to further its reputation as the city’s very own ‘Harley Street’. Read
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Flexibility is essential for developers' and planners' success
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Planning authorities and developers alike are being advised to take a more flexible approach if they want to see commercial and residential development continue. Read
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Leases hold the key to unlocking savings
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Struggling businesses in the West Midlands should scrutinise the terms of their commercial leases to see if large-scale savings could be made, or whether they could get out of them altogether, according to experts. Read
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Paradise Forum newsagent Newsflow confirms move to larger premises
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Paradise Forum newsagent Newsflow has bucked the retail downturn and announced a move to larger premises. Read
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Walsall seeks dynamic duo to accelerate regeneration
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
The team delivering the major regeneration in Walsall is looking for two business people with a passion for the town to join the continuing drive for its transformation. Read
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Pennycuick Collins appoint Charles Gillett as new partner
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Pennycuick Collins has appointed a new partner who will be bringing with him the management contract for one of the most significant property holdings in central Birmingham. Read
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Not all doom and gloom for commercial property in Midlands
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
Commercial property enquiries in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire are remaining robust despite the economic climate, new evidence from inward investment agency InStaffs has suggested. Read
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Birmingham faces shortage of BREEAM 'Excellent' offices
Jul 02 2009 | Commercial Property
The developers behind one of the few BREEAM ‘Excellent’ office buildings in Birmingham believes a lack of similar developments will pay dividends for their scheme. Read
