Located on Halesfield Industrial Estate, the scheme known as Pioneer Park, will comprise three high-quality, energy-efficient buildings. Access to the WMCA commercial property investment was provided by FDC.
While the country has spent most of the year dealing with Covid, West Midlands property developers have continued to utilise WMCA investment to support regional development
Work is now well underway to build new homes on land at the Council’s Hawks Green Depot site at Old Hednesford Road in Cannock.
A derelict industrial site in the Black Country is to be transformed into a high-quality industrial scheme thanks to a multi-million-pound investment by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).
Phase 2 of the Port Loop residential scheme is progressing thanks to a multi-million-pound development loan facilitated by Frontier Development Capital (FDC).
The derelict site of the former Harvestime Bakery in Walsall is to finally be revived following a West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) funding deal to help build 88 new homes.
The funding means the derelict 16.5 acre site, which has been an eyesore for local people for more than a decade, can now be cleaned up and made ready for redevelopment.
A total of 84 homes are to be built off Mill Lane in Oldbury after the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) agreed to invest £1.4m towards the cost of cleaning up the former industrial site and making it ready for high quality housing.
