Tenant Lettings at 103 Colmore Row Hit Double Digits 

Colliers is the tenth office occupier to sign up at 103 Colmore Row. 

The commercial real estate firm has agreed a ten-year lease on 9,200 sq ft on the 19^th floor of the building.

Colliers provides commercial real estate agency and advisory services to businesses across the UK and has 13 offices across Scotland, England and Northern Ireland. The 125-strong Birmingham office has 15 service lines operating across the Midlands and will relocate from 11 Brindleyplace in November. 

James Cubitt, head of Colliers Birmingham, said: “103 Colmore Row is a game-changing building for Birmingham due to its location, high quality specification and sustainability credentials.

“Our office agency team is joint agent for 103 Colmore Row, so we are very familiar with the building and knew that we had to act quickly if we wanted to secure our own spot.  As well as great panoramic views of the city and beyond, the move means we have easier access to our clients and excellent connectivity to London and Manchester.”

At 26 storeys 103 Colmore Row is Birmingham’s tallest office tower. Joint developers Tristan Capital Partners and Sterling Property Ventures have delivered 223,631 sq ft of grade A, BREEAM ‘Excellent’, EPC A rated office space. A double height restaurant on the 24^th floor and a ground floor bar and café, operated by D&D London, open in October. A members’ business club on the 18^th floor and three floors of flexible office space will be managed by x+why and also open in October. 

James Howarth, managing director of Sterling Property Ventures, said: “We answered Birmingham’s call for a landmark building in the central business core and have been bowled over with the market’s response. Colliers is the tenth office occupier to sign up at 103 Colmore Row and we have keen interest in the remaining floors.

Paul Pritchard, director at Tristan Capital Partners, added: “Colliers joins 103 Colmore Row’s joint agent Knight Frank at the building, demonstrating how much they both believe in the product and its credentials.”