Property agency CBRE has become the latest firm to take space on Birmingham's £1.2 billion Paradise estate.
The consultancy has agreed terms for 16,500 sq ft of space on a ten-year lease in Three Chamberlain Square, the fourth office building to open at the city centre project.
CBRE's 150 staff will move in the new year from their current base in Temple Row.
The business will be joining financial services firm EY which announced in February it had signed a deal for 70,000 sq ft across the top three floors of the new building.
The ten-storey building reached practical completion at the end of May enabling teams to go in and fit out offices ready for occupation.
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Will Ventham, managing director of CBRE's Birmingham office, said: "The Midlands region plays a key role across the wider CBRE Ƶ business.
"Our new Birmingham office will provide a best-in-class home, not just for our growing local team but increasingly for the firm's global network.
"Our space requirements have grown and Three Chamberlain Square will allow us to accommodate more people, attract and retain the best talent and introduce additional facilities, including a client-facing business lounge, bigger event spaces and wellbeing provision for staff."
Ross Fittall is commercial development director at Paradise's asset manager and developer MEPC.
He added: "Welcoming CBRE to Three Chamberlain Square and Paradise is an important endorsement of the building's credentials and the wider offering across the estate.
"Its corporate focus on ensuring a sustainable future and creating an inclusive and thriving culture for its people strongly reflects our ambitions for delivering the very best new workplaces that actively support the business aspirations of our occupiers."
Three Chamberlain Square sits next to the historic town hall and
Other tenants already in situ on the estate include law firms Knights and DLA Piper, financial services firm Mazars, restaurant Dishoom and café Yorks.
