The balance of operations between Crimscote Constructions domestic and commercial sectors have illustrated a shift in balance within the last 6 months and It’s no wonder we are undertaking more residential developments in and around the West Midlands. Not only do we see a natural economic growth in and around the city and surrounding areas; but there’s also a fresh new approach evident from national housing providers.
This week alone, around 20 housing providers, Birmingham City Council and Birmingham Social Housing Partnership have committed to support each other to develop a new approach to housing and residential developments in the city.
The meeting was primarily to collaborate on their existing proposals for Birmingham’s housing sector but also to ensure we had sustained quality going forward, in addition to maximising the amount of properties being built.
Cllr John Cotton, Birmingham City Council’s cabinet member for neighbourhood management and homes, said: “Birmingham has a proud history of working with housing providers to deliver quality homes and better neighbourhoods but we recognise that we need to do more if we are in with a chance of delivering the quantity of homes needed.
“Quite simply, with less money available but more to do, it’s essential that we explore all possible avenues and work creatively to deliver homes and support services.”
Interestingly enough U.K. houses jumped 6.4% last year, but the number of transactions fell as a shortage of homes on the market pushed property values higher.
