Home Bargains Team Plans Baltic Triangle Redevelopment
Davos Property Developments, behind Home Bargains, seeks demolition consent for Norton Scrap site in Baltic Triangle, planning three towers up to 27 storeys, hotel, and offices.
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Alonso Undecided on Jackson Future Amid Villa Interest
Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso has not decided Nicolas Jackson's future despite Aston Villa interest, but may keep him after impressive tour.
Bellway Celebrates 80 Years: From Family Firm to Top 5 Builder
Bellway marks its 80th anniversary, evolving from a 1946 family firm into the UK's fifth largest housebuilder, building over 10,000 homes last year.
Arsenal target Ezri Konsa as Villa set £60m price
Aston Villa brace for Arsenal bid for Ezri Konsa, valued at £60m, as contract enters final two years and key players depart.
Villa agree Ruggeri deal, personal terms pending
Aston Villa have agreed a €18m-plus-add-ons deal with Atletico Madrid for Matteo Ruggeri, but personal terms remain unresolved as Lucas Digne nears an £8m move to PSG.
Persimmon Sales Rise 15% But Market Still Challenging
Persimmon's first-half revenues rose 15% to £1.73bn, with completions up 13%, but CEO Dean Finch warns the UK housing market remains challenging due to affordability and cost pressures.
Lund: Workhorse to Replace Wagner's Magic at Blues
Birmingham City signed Kristoffer Lund after Kai Wagner's shock exit. Lund, a USA international, brings athleticism and reliability, but can he match Wagner's creativity?
Burnham rules out property tax rise for £900k homes
Andy Burnham has ruled out a new property levy that could raise £2,388 on £900,000 homes, but the tax remains under consideration.
Bowen £15m Clause If West Ham Fail Promotion
Jarrod Bowen can leave West Ham for £15m next summer if they fail promotion. Aston Villa are keen, but Bowen stays to lead promotion push.
Birmingham Council Selling 7 Sites at September Auction
Seven Birmingham City Council-owned sites, including land, shops, and a former school, will be auctioned by Bond Wolfe on September 10, with bids starting from £10,000.
Caddick to Build Big Yellow Storage in Newcastle
Caddick Construction appointed to build a 60,000 sqft Big Yellow Self Storage in Newcastle's west end, the city's second, due summer 2027.
Villa target Atletico left-back Ruggeri
Aston Villa are reportedly in talks to sign Atletico Madrid left-back Matteo Ruggeri, who is available for transfer as Atletico need funds and Villa seek Lucas Digne's replacement.
Segro accepts £14bn Prologis takeover in major FTSE exit
Segro agrees to £14.3bn Prologis takeover, marking another FTSE 100 exit; shareholders get 0.92 shares plus cash option.
Birmingham's £200m One Eastside skyscraper completes early
One Eastside, Birmingham's joint tallest building, has completed early, delivering 667 rental homes and boosting the local economy by £33.5m annually.
Aston Villa transfer window: Every deal rated by our expert
Aston Villa have completed three signings and several exits this summer. Our expert rates every deal, from Joao Gomes to Morgan Rogers, as the window nears its close.
Wolverhampton named top commuter city for affordable homes
Wolverhampton is the only commuter town on Rightmove's top five list with prices lower than Birmingham's average, attracting families and buyers.
Jewellery Quarter Named Among Best Places to Live
Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter has been named among the best places to live in England, with property prices still reasonable, according to Muddy Stilettos.
Barclays warning: home mover deposits fall 24.8%
Barclays data shows home mover deposit values fell 24.8% year-on-year in June, forcing more buyers into higher loan-to-value mortgages.
Five million UK homeowners warned on mortgage costs
Bank of England warns five million households face higher mortgage costs by 2028, one million more than December forecast, amid Middle East tensions.
1990s Conservatories Cut £15,000 Off House Values
Conservatories from the 1990s can slash £15,000 off a home's value as buyers reject poor insulation and high energy costs, research reveals.
Hammerson Buys 50% Stake in Manchester Arndale
Hammerson has acquired a 50% stake in Manchester Arndale shopping centre for £218m, valuing the centre at £436m, marking its first major external acquisition in over a decade.
Save £50,000 by Moving to Villages Near Birmingham
House-hunters can save an average of £50,000 by choosing the CV35 postcode over Leamington Spa, while still enjoying proximity to Birmingham and scenic countryside.
Unite Students Reports £417m Loss After Property Writedown
Unite Students has reported a £417m pre-tax loss after a £530m property revaluation, as the UK's largest student landlord battles falling occupancy and rent cuts.
Villa's Best XI After Summer Transfers
Aston Villa have made three key signings and seen several departures. With around £100m raised from sales, Emery's strongest XI takes shape, but depth remains a concern ahead of the Champions League.
JLR Ends Discovery Sport After 11 Years Over EU Rules
Jaguar Land Rover confirms Discovery Sport production will cease in December 2026 after 11 years, driven by new EU safety regulations. The SUV is no longer orderable in several European markets as compliance costs outweigh demand.
Alcester homeowners lose £25k as housing market stalls
Homeowners in Alcester are accepting £25,813 less than asking price as homes take an average of 230 days to sell, a study reveals.
HSBC raises mortgage rates again for second time in a week
HSBC is raising mortgage rates for the second time in seven days starting Monday, July 27, driven by rising swap rates linked to oil price volatility and geopolitical tensions.
UK House Price Hits £271,000 After 2.7% Annual Rise
UK average house price rose to £271,000 in May 2026, a 2.7% annual increase but slowing from 3.9% in April, driven by stamp duty changes and flat monthly growth.
Claim Free Horse Racing Tickets Worth £46 This August
Readers can claim a free pair of horse racing tickets worth up to £46 to selected meetings including Stratford-On-Avon this August, courtesy of Racing TV.
Two Million Drivers Face Pay-Per-Mile Car Tax Under Burnham
A quarter of firms warn Andy Burnham that the planned pay-per-mile car tax from 2028 will make claiming travel expenses harder, with 46% of drivers considering it unfair.
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