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Pictures: The developments expected to draw interest at MIPIM 2014

A look at some of the major developments the Greater Birmingham delegation will be pushing at the world's biggest property conference

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Graeme Brown-BP

11:38, 6 MAR 2014
Updated15:11, 4 AUG 2014

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The Greater Birmingham delegation will next week with the aim of stimulating investment in the region's major developments in a post-gloom era.

MIPIM 2014 will be the biggest property conference of the year, and the firms behind schemes like , , , Icknield Port Loop and will be hoping for an investment boost.

Here we take a look at plans for the developments they are hoping will make a splash in Cannes.

Pictures: The developments expected to draw interest at MIPIM 2014

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