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Works starts on Selly Oak Hospital regeneration
Selly Oak
Former hospital site is to undergo a phased regeneration with spades now in the ground on the first element to build 98 homes and a cricket pitch
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Left Bank scheme for hotel and apartments on Broad Street gets go-ahead
Broad Street Birmingham
Permission granted for 22-storey apartment block next to 18-storey hotel despite concerns about noise levels
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Plans for 335 Birmingham apartments end 'supermarket war'
Economic Development
New city centre homes proposed, alongside communal facilities such as café and gym for residents
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Calls to reject Broad Street hotel and apartment project
Economic Development
City councillors urged to knock back Regal's plan for new development in centre of Birmingham's busiest area for bars and nightclubs over fears residents will find it too noisy
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Apartments planned near Arena Central as city centre living growth continues
Broad Street Birmingham
New proposals for city flats close to Broad Street will tap into moves by companies such as HSBC which are bringing thousands of staff to Birmingham
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Selly Oak 'grain silo for students' given green light
Selly Oak
Demolition of Rich Bitch music studios will now go ahead to make way for latest development of student rooms in city suburb
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Former Jewellery Quarter pen factory could be reborn as apartments
Jewellery Quarter
Housing and commercial plans lodged for empty unit which was first constructed in the 1890s but has lain vacant for seven years
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West Midlands housing boost as building figures 'best since 2007'
Economic Development
New data shows 3,835 homes were registered between January and March, a 31 per cent rise year-on-year
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London tenants offered £7,000 to come to Birmingham
Economic Development
Pressure will increase on city's housing and homelessness because 'short-sighted' policy says Sir Albert Bore
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Green space plea as Selly Oak Hospital plans passed
Selly Oak
Call for more of former hospital site to be given over to public realm as city council backs first phase of £100m development
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First-time buyers need £29k to get on property ladder in West Midlands
Economic Development
Research from KPMG shows the tipping point required to buy a home in the region is edging closer to the £30,000 mark
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Persimmon poised for green light to start Selly Oak Hospital regeneration
Selly Oak
Planning chiefs due to green light first phase of major regeneration to turn former south Birmingham hospital site into new housing estate
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Redevelopment of John Madin building set for go ahead
Edgbaston
Underused 104-106 Halgey Road could be brought back to life as latest project targeting Birmingham's student population
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Tory right to buy idea condemned
Conservative Party
Head of Bournville Village Trust joins condemning voices as Conservatives invoke Thatcher's 1980s policy by giving social housing tenants the right to buy
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St Modwen's plans for defence staff facility in Longbridge
St Modwen
New proposals brought forward for six-storey block to house 180 staff working for the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine
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Edgbaston office blocks to be demolished
Edgbaston
City planners back proposal to knock down three 1970s office blocks in a conservation area and replace them with town houses and flats
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Shaylor Group to lead renovation of former Cadbury's HQ
Commercial Property
Black Country construction group will carry out renovation of Franklin House in Bourville into 79 apartments
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Time for Birmingham to put its houses in order over blots on the landscape
Opinion
The Selly Oak Community Partnership has made very reasonable objections to the general trend which sees family homes sacrificed and converted into student digs.
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6,000 Birmingham homes still to be built despite having planning permission
Economic Development
The shocking figure of land banked by developers has been revealed by Birmingham City Council’s planning department
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Birmingham to grow by 'another Oxford' as it launches housing prospectus
MIPIM
City council outlines how it will reach target of 80,000 new homes as population is expected to soar by 150,000 over next 16 years
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New plans for Birmingham Mint regeneration
Jewellery Quarter
Latest phase in long-running redevelopment of famous former factory site could see new offices and apartments built in city's Jewellery Quarter
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Hunt on for two Birmingham playing fields
Economic Development
Carnegie º£½ÇÊÓƵ Trust and Fields In Trust have launched campaign to find fields to ensure they are protected from housing development
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Redrow revises plans for controversial Harborne housing project
Harborne
Action group continues to battle plans to redevelop former Ravenhurst Playing Fields as new-look scheme is brought forward by housebuilding giant
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Seven Capital to build £150m of new city homes
Edgbaston
Quartet of new developments unveiled as property group continues its long-term investment into the city
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