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Overview | News | Corporate | Publications | Events News & Media CentrePublicationsTo view the pdf files on this website you will need to have Adobe Reader version 6 or later loaded on your computer. Click here to download the latest version. Birmingham Developments 
Issue Two 2008The latest edition of Birmingham Developments contains an introduction from Councillor Mike Whitby, Leader of Birmingham City Council. Following this there are a number of reports taken from the press between January and June to highlight the status of many of the major city projects and initiatives. The main development information then follows, alphabetically, by main regeneration area. Also included are a number of maps, showing the location of current and proposed projects, all in an easy to read style and layout. We would welcome any comments you have about this publication at enquiries@locatebirmingham.com. Also, see below for the Birmingham Developments Archive publication for all major developments completed 2000 - 2007. 
Issue One 2008The latest edition of Birmingham Developments contains an introduction from Councillor Mike Whitby, Leader of Birmingham City Council. Following this there is a profile of developments over £50 million, with separate lists for city centre and out of city schemes in this category. The main development information then follows, alphabetically, by main regeneration area. Also included are a number of maps, showing the location of current and proposed projects, all in an easy to read style and layout. We would welcome any comments you have about this publication at enquiries@locatebirmingham.com. Also, see below for the Birmingham Developments Archive publication for all major developments completed 2000 - 2007. Birmingham Developments: Archive 2000-2007Major development schemes completed, by year from 2000. Birmingham's Big Numbers 
Birmingham's Big NumbersAcross the city's skyline, Birmingham's numbers are adding up. At the gateway development of Snow Hill, they're adding up to 500,000 sq ft of prime office space, 332 residential apartments, a 5-star hotel, a new viaduct to extend the tramway and a landscaped public plaza to front St Chad's Cathedral. The result: just one example of a city centre development capable of meeting and exceeding the requirements of national corporate investors. Demand for and confidence in Birmingham has never been higher. The city is literally reaching for the sky. There is a buzz about Birmingham that bodes well for business. An unmistakeable vibrancy and energy, that can only come from its people. Ambition allied to a strong sense of identity produces a powerful force. With an expanding pool of labour, as committed as it is diverse, Birmingham is hungry for success. Make no mistake; this is a global city, proud of its local heart. To receive a copy of the brochure and discuss how you can get involved please contact us, or click on the publication image above to download a pdf version. Publications: 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002
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