the building in 1998 following its merger with Lloyds Bank. The building now provides 160,000 sq ft of Grade A office space over six floors. The Grade II listed building, with a new doorway cut into the central arch of its facade, forms the entrance lobby to the offices which are located in the modern extension which overlooks New Street station. The building is managed by GVA Bilfinger. F&C Reit Asset Management put Victoria Square House up for sale for £40m in October 2013. Irish investment firm Ardstone Capital bought the property for the asking price in November 2013. Tenants The law firm DLA Piper is the largest tenant in the building occupying across two floors and signed a 10-year lease in 2012. Post Office Ltd have their main city centre branch on the ground floor with entrances on Pinfold Street and Hill Street. Other tenants include the Gambling Commission, the National Lottery Commission, Consumer Council for Water, Avanti West Coast and law firm Browne Jacobson. References Buildings and structures in Birmingham, West Midlands Office buildings completed in 1891 Grade II listed office buildings Office buildings in Birmingham, West Midlands 1891 establishments in England