Building work is set to start on the latest phase of one of Birmingham’s biggest urban regeneration schemes following a £3.96 million Government grant.
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Professor Ruth Reed, the first female president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, believes that snobbery needs to be replaced with ambition within our education system if more women are to be encouraged into propertyRead
Two business expansion projects in Shropshire are to benefit from a £63,000 boost from a fund created to breathe new life into redundant buildings.Read
Green belt land around Sutton Coldfield and in the Redditch and Bromsgrove areas could be in the firing line to meet demand for new homes, according to a city planning expert.Read
Rodgers Leask has been appointed as civil and structural engineers for a £15 million new parcels sorting facility being developed in Staffordshire.Read
Birmingham saw a 500 per cent rise in out-of-town office take-up in the first six months of this year compared to the second half of 2011, according to a new commercial property report.Read
West Midlands contracting group Shaylor is on course to complete more than £10 million of education projects before the new academic year begins this month.Read
A ground-breaking ceremony has been held to mark the start of work on a new Sparkbrook Church which replaces one seriously damaged in the tornado of 2005.Read
TV’s most high profile property expert has claimed Birmingham could catch up with more celebrated European cities if ambitious plans to transform Paradise Circus are pulled off.Read
Unpopular plans for a ‘tombstone’ like tower rising above Birmingham’s historic Central Fire Station have been scrapped and replaced with a much smaller design.Read
