Turn up at a major property development across the world that is being handled by construction consultants Rider Levett Bucknall and the chances are that there is a Brummie in charge.Read
A legal tussle in Birmingham could determine how much councils can force developers to pay for infrastructure improvements in return for planning permission, reports Public Affairs Correspondent Paul Dale.Read
Birmingham’s private sector developers and construction companies have given “sterling support” to the city’s presence at MIPIM 2010, the global property conference in Cannes in March, according to city council leader Coun Mike Whitby.Read
Jaguar Land Rover and the Radisson Blu Hotel in Birmingham have teamed up with Birmingham City Council to offer one lucky MIPIM delegate a VIP trip to the city and the region.Read
You are pushing on an open door if you want to put your money into Birmingham in the next ten years, council leader Mike Whitby will tell the world’s leading investors at MIPIM 2010, the global property conference in Cannes.Read
One of Britain’s wealthiest property firms has been accused of using the recession as an excuse to wriggle out of stumping up cash to improve public transport at Birmingham’s giant Longbridge redevelopment site.Read
St. Modwen has purchased a factory in a deal which unlocks the development potential of the £50 million Hednesford Gateway scheme in Cannock Chase.Read
Property consultancy Drivers Jonas has been ordered to pay the organisers of MIPIM 100,000 euros after being found guilty of “parasitical” behaviour.Read
Real Estate Investors, the quoted vehicle of Midlands property specialist Paul Bassi, has jumped into profit after reporting a 13 per cent rise in the value of its assets.Read
