Birmingham’s ‘untapped potential’ highlighted by…

A real estate consultancy says Birmingham has “untapped potential” for property investment.

Fisher German – who has just opened an office in the city – says: “Birmingham is a key city where we have identified a lot of untapped potential and our head office in Birmingham has placed us in the perfect location to increase our influence there. When we moved to Colmore Row in the heart of Birmingham, 70 staff moved from our Harborne office and we continue to look for talented people to join the team as we continue to grow.

“While we have been active around Birmingham for around 30 years, from our offices in several surrounding counties, Birmingham’s highly accessible central location has made it a desirable location to expand our West Midlands operations and engage in our work in the city. “

Fisher German’s Birmingham city center office has been operating since November 2023 and claims to have enjoyed great success in that time, winning major contracts with Midlands companies as a direct result of its presence in the city centre.

Key services such as commercial agency, commercial property management, investment, valuation, business rates, town planning, sustainable energy, telecommunications and building consultancy are all represented as part of a multidisciplinary office.

Andrew Bridge, managing partner at Fisher German, adds: “Our ambition to become a truly multi-disciplinary, farm-to-city firm is on track, with our clients benefiting from the incredibly broad range of expertise we have within our company.

“And we’re not stopping there – we’re reviewing our office space and looking for new opportunities to further increase our presence in city center locations, with our London office set to move into significantly larger office space in the autumn .

“It’s great to celebrate the success we’ve achieved in Birmingham with some of our key customers and suppliers, and we’re excited to mark even more successes in the future as we look to take Fisher German to new heights.”