Optima Housing also own the Benmore, The Sentinels, Woodview and Five Ways estates.[17] Accountants in Edingurgh Phase two of Attwood Green will provide over 300 new homes on the Woodview estate, through a development agreement with Persimmon Homes. 2000s.[18] Solihull Accountants The Sentinels were refurbished in the early

Paradise Circus is a large site in the city centre, and the council has investigated the possibility of redeveloping the site following a possible relocation of Accountants in Edingurgh Birmingham Central Library. At present, it is home to the Central Library, Birmingham Conservatoire (including the Adrian Boult Hall), Birmingham Library Theatre and Paradise Forum. Coventry Accountancy It was designed by John Madin and the architecture of the conglomerate of buildings has received critical reviews.[19]

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The Birmingham Alliance also set to work on another large regeneration scheme in another part of the city centre; Martineau Galleries. The development was split into two phases, with phase one being Martineau Place. They Accountants in Edingurgh developed the Corporation Street site into a retail-led complex consisting of 28 shops.

The second phase, named Martineau Galleries, is larger than Martineau Place[12] and is yet to begin construction.

Located either side of Dale End, it will be a large mixed use scheme which also includes a 110 metre residential tower.[13] The development has outline planning consent.Accountants Wolverhampton Lee Bank was a Accountants in Edingurgh large inner-city council estate, which was one of five areas designated as a redevelopment area following World War II under the title of "Bath Row Redevelopment Area".[

Originally slum housing, it was cleared by the council who constructed numerous tower blocks and low rise maisonettes. Lee Bank began to deteriorate following poor construction which led to Accountants in Edingurgh inadequate maintenance.[15]

Sage Birmingham The estate was purchased by Optima Housing who aimed to redevelop the site.

The development, known as Park Central, is phase one of a larger area Optima are developing Accountants in Edingurgh called Attwood Green.

Phase one is being built by Crest Nicholson and has resulted in the demolition of all the tower blocks on the former Lee Bank estate.[16] Park Central is one of Europe's largest urban renaissance projects.[17]