Leading property specialist, Centrick, is building on its success with its first Estate Management instruction of the decade, adding Brindley House to its ever-expanding portfolio. The development – which boasts 182 state-of-the-art apartments right in the heart of Birmingham – will see Centrick’s expert ARMA-accredited Estate Management team at the helm, taking over as the managing agent for its leaseholders.  Kick-starting Centrick’s 2020 instructions, Brindley House undeniably cements Centrick’s reputation as one of the leading managing agents in the region. Adding almost 200 additional units to its books, the city-centre asset further strengthens its impressive residential property offering: currently, Centrick manages over 10,000

Intervention Architecture’s (IA) project architect Marina Strotz, who is behind some of the city’s most exciting design projects, has been announced as the new President of the Birmingham Architectural Association. Building on two years as Vice President, where she was pivotal to making the group the most successful RIBA chapter in the UK outside of London, she is focused on the big opportunities that the city’s current property boom brings to the industry.  The newly appointed president has formed an all-female team to lead Birmingham Architectural Association (BAA), which was founded in 1874. Now at the helm, Marina is joined by Vice President

Birmingham-based Intervention Architecture is building its national reputation and its trophy cabinet, having been named the ‘Architects Practice of the Year’ at the West Midlands Property Awards. The RIBA chartered architecture and design studio received the prestigious accolade on the back of a terrific 12 months, which has seen team growth, increased turnover, and the signing of its biggest project to date. The five-strong interdisciplinary team took home the award for its depth and breadth of knowledge, experience, and implementation across the region. This ranged from highly design-focused projects including the design and fit-out of both The Whisky Club and

Leading property specialist, Centrick, has launched a new specialist division dedicated to the luxury homes market. Signature Collection builds on the organisation’s existing residential sales, lettings and management services with a focus on exceptional homes across the West Midlands and Warwickshire.  Led by Chairman, James Ackrill and Director, Jane Morcom, Signature Collection has been launched to deliver a new approach to luxury property sales; offering a truly tailored service that provides a ‘hands off’ approach to the seller. The expert team offers a host of benefits; from virtual tours and brochure creation, through to showcase events and marketing targeted specifically

Birmingham’s leading property specialist, Centrick, has relocated its headquarters to The Exchange this week. Taking its 72-strong Head Office team over to the Grade-II listed building, the move comes as the result of key appointments, property portfolio growth, and a record-breaking 12 months for the business.  Now occupying over 8,000 sq. ft. in Birmingham’s Colmore Business District, Centrick will be at the heart of the city. Taking up residence in prime position on Newhall Street, the move sees an investment of more than £200k and allows the residential property specialist to keep its finger on the pulse of Birmingham’s thriving

Leading student property company Purple Frog is progressing with plans to convert a Grade II listed building on Henwick Road, following unanimous backing from Worcester City Council’s Planning Committee. Following an initial contract with PFHD Worcester, the green light will see the creation of 147-bedroom Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA), expected to be complete by summer 2020. Including a gym, a cinema room, study facilities, laundry service, communal spaces, en-suite rooms and 42 studio flats, the complex is built with Worcester’s growing student community in mind. What’s more, the project prioritises the preservation of the High Victorian Gothic-façade: the well-known