WeWork has signed leases on a total of three properties in Birmingham’s city centre in the past two months. The forthcoming completion of the tram extension along Broad Street and past Brindleyplace is expected to further strengthen the appeal of the area, while the Paradise, Arena Central and Centenary Square developments will soon help to reconnect it with the city centre and Colmore Business District. In addition to properties at 55 Colmore Row and Louisa Ryland House previously reported, the co-workspace operator has signed a lease for 92,700 sq ft at Six Brindleyplace. The company is also looking to expand its footprint into other parts of Birmingham, including the Jewellery Quarter, which it plans to develop as part of an £80m mixed-use development that will include offices, shops, restaurants
WeWork has signed leases on a total of three properties in Birmingham’s city centre in the past two months. In addition to properties at 55 Colmore Row and Louisa Ryland House previously reported, the co-workspace operator has signed a lease for 92,700 sq ft at Six Brindleyplace. The company is also looking to expand its footprint into other parts of Birmingham, including the Jewellery Quarter, which it plans to develop as part of an £80m mixed-use development that will include offices, shops, restaurants