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Wolseley completes £820m credit deal

Builders’ merchant Wolseley has agreed to syndicate of two 5¼ year revolving credit facilities totalling £820 million.Read

CB Richard Ellis sees profits rise as property sales pick up

CB Richard Ellis Group saw its second-quarter profit rise by 12 per cent as property sales picked up.Read

£185m on retail sites as demand grows in region

Researchers say £185 million was invested in retail properties in the West Midlands in the last quarter.Read

EIC lands £2.1m Moog site deal

Engineers from Alcester-based building services firm EIC have been appointed to a £2.1 million contract for a state-of-the-art research and development facility for aerospace contractor Moog.Read

Birmingham Mint developer faces £500k bill after apartment plan fails

A property developer is facing a bill of up to £500,000 after plans for an exclusive £30 million flats development in the Jewellery Quarter hit the rocks. Read

Efficient move at the Wesleyan

An historic Birmingham mutual has trebled its energy efficiency and lowered its emissions with the help of lift specialist KONE.Read

Directors Assured new venture will prove a success

A Midlands property development firm has formed a division to do for others what it has done successfully for itself for years.Read

Permission for £2.2m Co-op store in West Bromwich

Midland property firm Stoford has been given the green light to build a £2.2 million food store for Midlands Co-operative Society as part of work to regenerate the West Bromwich area.Read

Barford Exchange ‘fully occupied’

All nine units have been let at a new £2.5 million development between Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon.Read

Stirling Technical agrees 10-year Kings Norton centre let

Telemetry and communications firm Stirling Technical Engineering has signed a 10 year lease for 9,400 sq ft at SEGRO’s Kings Norton Business Centre in Birmingham.Read

John Bright Trophy: Deloitte get calculations spot-on in run chase against DTZ

Deloitte used their accounting skills in a hectic run chase against DTZ to reach the semi-finals of the Lord’s Taverners John Bright Trophy with two balls to spare. Read

Land Securities pushing ahead with store development plans

Britain’s biggest property company is poised to press ahead with £275 million of shopping developments despite the gloom in the retail sector.Read

Spickernell brothers join Developer Wrenbridge

Developer Wrenbridge has taken on a pair of well-known brothers from the city’s property scene to drive the business forward.Read

Plans for sculpture to stand at the Bullring's Spiceal Street revealed

Plans have been submitted for a new piece of public art in the latest phase of the Bullring in Birmingham.Read

DTZ cuts losses but commercial property market remains tough

The sluggish economic recovery continues to take its toll on the commercial property sector as DTZ posted pre-tax losses of more than £3 million.Read

Birmingham rock club Edwards No.8 is back – as offices

The former home of legendary Birmingham rock venue Edwards No 8 has risen from the ashes – with a major £3 million restoration to turn it into offices. Read

Carillion progressing with £1 billion Canada and Middle East plans

Support services giant Carillion is on target to grow sales in Canada and the Middle East to £1 billion-a-year as plans increase its revenue spread internationally progress.Read

Expansion at FleetMilne Residential

Lettings agency FleetMilne Residential has added two new faces to its team following a year of expansion for the firm.Read

St Modwen reveals 40% profits rise

Regeneration firm St Modwen has revealed a 40 per cent rise in profits as the marketplace continues to show signs of improvement.Read

New faces at property firms

A round up of appointments in the region’s commercial property sectorRead