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Slow start to the year for Birmingham CBD office investment

Less than £2m spent in Q1 2020, but Newater House sale lifted volumes in April
Cumulative Sales Volume By Year in Birmingham CBD
Cumulative Sales Volume By Year in Birmingham CBD
By Atalanti Angelopoulou
April 17, 2020 | 1:05 P.M.

Office investment in Birmingham’s CBD totalled less than £2m in Q1 2020, making it the weakest quarter since Q4 2013. While investment started off weak in 2019 too, volumes took off in April – a trend that is unlikely to be repeated this year as the recent coronavirus outbreak impedes transactional activity. For instance, 55 Colmore Row was set to be bought for around £105m by Germany’s Union Investment, but the sale is currently on hold due to the coronavirus crisis.

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