The team from Court Living will be attending the Property Exhibition Show in London this October with Partner Top Capital Groupto promote The Axium to property investors from around the UK.

The show, which runs from the 5th – 6th October at the Excel in London will give the team a chance to showcase The Axium, our latest development being built in Birmingham consisting of 304 spacious one and two residential apartments.

The Property Exhibition show is a place for networking, obtaining reliable and up to date property market information and, of course, property to buy. It is designed to cater for all levels of property experience – everyone from the novice to the seasoned investor will find an answer to their questions.

With 125+ exhibitors expected and approximately 75 seminars, presentations and panel debates scheduled, you can identify the expertise and advice you need to make the right decisions on your specific area of investment interest.

If you are attending you can find the team at stand 232 and you can contact Court Living now on living@courtcollaboration.comor 0121 796 0171 to book your appointment now!

To find out more about the property show and to buy tickets, click here.

Birmingham may be second to London in terms of physical size, but it is second to none as UK’s fastest growing property hotspot.

According to a report by the BBC, more than 6,000 people left London for Birmingham in 2015. Now, two years later, it looks like the influx of new residents into UK’s second largest city is still going strong and is unlikely to stop anytime soon.

The city is currently caught in the midst of exceptional economic growth, which is expected to continue well into the future. Between 2017 and 2021, Birmingham’s economy is predicted to expand at 1.6% per annum overall, with the financial and business services sectors leading this growth at an expansion rate of 2.3% per annum. Parallel to its growth, the city’s financial sector will see the addition of 5,400 jobs, equivalent to a 4% increase.

As opportunity seekers, business owners and employees follow the deluge of new jobs created in Birmingham, they will bring with them a projected demand for 4,200 new households. All these new residents requiring roofs over their heads can mean only one thing for Birmingham’s property sector – it is poised for an unprecedented growth.

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Birmingham is an economic powerhouse that is poised for even bigger growth. The city offers investors – whether in property, finance, or businesses – huge potential. And it’s all thanks to a far-sighted blueprint drawn up in 2011.

Mr Bean’s iconic Mini car, the steam engine, and gas lighting; these three seemingly dissimilar things share something in common – they all have roots in Birmingham. The city in England’s West Midlands may not be the capital of the UK, but it definitely has many of its own claims to fame. Other influential inventions and famous names that came from the city include electroplating, Cadbury Chocolate, X-ray photography, the pneumatic tyre, and even cotton wool. Save for the Mini, which began production in 1959, the other inventions date back to between the mid-1700s and late 1800s, charting Birmingham’s growth from a small hamlet to a major city that was a powerhouse during the industrial revolution.

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