Waterside House

The Gun Quarter previously housed weapons assembling factories and served as a key hub for the country’s industrial development over the past 200 years. Today, its picturesque canals, formerly used for the transport of raw material and finished goods, provide scenic waterway views lined with quality residential and lifestyle developments.

Set to become the new British property hotspot, Birmingham offers a mix of history infused with future-forward infrastructure development. City centre transformation has created new office districts, retail schemes and hotels. These include Brindley Place, the redevelopment of the Bullring and The Mailbox, as well as the recently completed Grand Central Shopping Centre adjoining New Street Station.

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The arrival of the HS2 in 2029 will benefit the city, cutting travel time to London to a mere 49 minutes.

Its growing popularity with tourists - currently at 45.5 million visitors per year - and its reputation as a world class centre for higher education translates into the city attracting a significant number of international students, graduates, and young professionals.

With the average house price in Birmingham being 7.2 times the average salary compared to almost 17 times in London, Birmingham is now an attractive place for new and growing families.

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