Lord Andrew Adonis is the latest big-name speaker to be confirmed for the inaugural Downtown in Business national property conference that will take place at the Belfry in the West Midlands on Thursday 9th September.
Laura Shoaf, Managing Director of Transport for West Midlands is the latest speaker to be announced at the inaugural Downtown in Businesses Planning, Property & Regeneration conference which takes place on Thursday 9th September at the world famous Belfry in the West Midlands.
Downtown in Business invited four of Birmingham’s leading property personalities into the #DowntownDen for a discussion on how the current COVID-19 crisis is affecting the regions property sector.
Two of the Northwest’s leading property personalities Tom Higgins (Laing O Rourke) and Alan Robson (Project 4) have their say in the Den and give us reasons to be cheerful.
Two of the Northwest’s leading property personalities Tom Higgins (Laing O Rourke) and Alan Robson (Project 4) have their say in the Den and give us reasons to be cheerful.
Tom from Barrows & Forrester looks into a recent report from Direct Line which found over £4.5 billion was spent on emergency call outs to properties owned by landlords in 2019.
Downtown in Business Birmingham hosted the first Birmingham Property Club event of 2020 at the fabulous Opus Restaurant discussing the 103 Colmore Row development.
Downtown in Business Lancashire hosted an exclusive dinner on Wednesday 2nd October 2019 at the Holiday Inn Preston.
The Government’s Annual Housing Survey is 50 years old this year. It has taken a snap shot of the UK’s property market every year since 1969 and in the recently published report for 2018, it wasn’t a surprise that owner occupation is still the most predominant tenure…
Which? recently released an article detailing the 12 biggest mistakes you can make when selling your home.
Lots of people say moving home is one of the top ten most stressful events in your life. Fortunately, there is a way to mitigate your stress.
Looking back at the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landing a few months ago, it reminded me of the huge changes that have happened to Birmingham and more specifically the Birmingham city centre property market since WW2.
