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Birmingham strikes second Chinese deal

Birmingham City Council has landed its second property deal with Chinese investors following a recent trade mission to the Far East.

By Jamie Hailstone | 09 November 2016

Birmingham City Council has landed its second property deal with Chinese investors following a recent trade mission to the Far East.

The local authority announced last week a consortium of investors from Hong Kong and Macau is to fund a £55m scheme to build more than 200 apartments on the site of an old council data centre in Ladywood.

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