Birmingham's Canary Wharf

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DodgyAgent replied

5 February 2015, 11:18
Originally posted by cojak View Post

The Jewelry Quarter is a lovely little area.

Mr C and I went there when he bought me my Eternity ring.

Is that the one you lost?
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BrilloPad replied

5 February 2015, 10:28
Not going to get many companies there.

Maybe they could house the homeless in the tower blocks?
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minestrone replied

5 February 2015, 09:55
Originally posted by BlueSharp View Post

It's already the biggest Financial Area in the UK outside of London, Deutsch Bank are re-locating about half a mile to Brindley Place very soon and their are rumours that HSBC are the mystery buyer looking for nearly 350,000 sq ft of office space (that's 1/2 of all newly let office space in Brum last year!)

Edinburgh by some considerable distance in the second largest financial area in Britain.

Birmingham is a laughable suggestion. Although if the nationalists get their way it will be battling it out with Trumpton.
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filthy1980 replied

5 February 2015, 09:04
hopefully looking good for the contractor market in future years then
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vwdan replied

4 February 2015, 17:38
Originally posted by cojak View Post

The Jewelry Quarter is a lovely little area.

Mr C and I went there when he bought me my Eternity ring.

Yep, it's quite a nice place to visit if you're in the market for something shiny. We had Mrs VWDan's engagement and wedding ring handmade there
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cojak replied

4 February 2015, 17:35
The Jewelry Quarter is a lovely little area.

Mr C and I went there when he bought me my Eternity ring.
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BlueSharp replied

4 February 2015, 16:15
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

It also includes the transformation of the A38, to create a new urban boulevard connecting the neighbouring Jewellery and Gun Quarters, and the creation of a new urban neighbourhood in the Steelhouse Lane area.

Birmingham to build its own Canary Wharf Ι Construction Enquirer

Atw the new wolf of steelhouse lane ?

It's already the biggest Financial Area in the UK outside of London, Deutsch Bank are re-locating about half a mile to Brindley Place very soon and their are rumours that HSBC are the mystery buyer looking for nearly 350,000 sq ft of office space (that's 1/2 of all newly let office space in Brum last year!)
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DodgyAgent started a topic Birmingham's Canary Wharf

4 February 2015, 14:36
Birmingham's Canary Wharf

It also includes the transformation of the A38, to create a new urban boulevard connecting the neighbouring Jewellery and Gun Quarters, and the creation of a new urban neighbourhood in the Steelhouse Lane area.

Birmingham to build its own Canary Wharf Ι Construction Enquirer

Atw the new wolf of steelhouse lane ?
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