A law firm has purchased a building in Birmingham to open new offices.
KA Solicitors, which specialises in criminal cases, will relocate from its current base in Perry Barr to a new home at 80 Caroline Street in the Jewellery Quarter.
It is planning to move later in the spring once a refurbishment programme has been carried out on the 2,357 sq ft property.
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The undisclosed sale was brokered by Jewellery Quarter-based property agency Siddall Jones.
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Director Edward Siddall-Jones said: "We're delighted to have found such a great location for KA Solicitors to expand into.
"Despite all the doom and gloom surrounding the office market, we are continuing to see strong demand for self-contained office buildings.
"We honestly feel the past 12 months have made people realise how much they enjoy being in the office and interacting with fellow colleagues.
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"We are social animals by nature and, while we expect the office market to change and cater for a more flexible working week, a centrally located base is still often required."
Trethowans Solicitors and Hadgkiss Hughes & Beale Solicitors acted on the sale.