Served by a major airport connecting the city with destinations across the globe, Birmingham has been named as the sixth best European city for investment. With four Michelin- starred restaurants, the Bullring, Grand Central and Mailbox shopping destinations, an exciting range of independent bars, restaurants and coffee houses and as the only city outside London with a Harvey Nicols, Louis Vuitton, John Lewis, Selfridges and House of Fraser stores, it’s not too difficult to understand why!
A new high speed rail line (HS2), with its dedicated station at Curzon Street, is due to open in 2026. Not only will HS2 reduce travel time between Birmingham and London to just 45 minutes, it will also bring 26,000 additional jobs and unlock economic growth. The city’s selection as the host of the 2022 Commonwealth Games has raised Birmingham’s international reputation even higher and will attract competitors and visitors from around the world.
Benefitting from one of the city’s most prestigious addresses, homeowners at The Bank will be at the very centre of social, cultural, recreational, leisure and sporting activity in this lively city.
The Bank is due for practical completion in winter 2019.
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