Posted by: Simon on: 25th March, 2009.
Ouch, this looks bad. I’ll e-mail Watkin Jones to see if I can get a response. Click image for larger version.
Posted by: Simon on: 25th March, 2009.
The guys from 28dayslater have found their way to the roof of Etna House.
Posted by: Simon on: 22nd January, 2009.
It appears Etna House has been renamed to Jennens Court.
I have also found a useful link at mainstaystudent.co.uk, which includes photos. They even have a FaceBook group. Oo, they have a show home, I should visit.
Posted by: Simon on: 21st January, 2009.
I had a walk around Eastside yesterday, sun was out so here you go.
Old UB40’s DEP International has been demolished.
Masshouse Block M
Eagle and Tun
Etna House
Aston University
Posted by: Simon on: 22nd May, 2008.
Yipee, a little late to report, however enjoy!
Posted by: Simon on: 23rd April, 2008.
With the current climate of property, student accomodation prices are still holding strong and are set to rise according to aboutproperty.co.uk.
This is great news for developers, especially for Eastside’s Etna House and the huge 700 student apartment blocks at Curzon Gate. Downside this is bad for the students, however prices for Birmingham are very attractive [...]
Posted by: Simon on: 9th April, 2008.
Oh look,
It then gets funny, the cable gets tangled up in Dewsbury crane, oh dear!
Posted by: Simon on: 4th March, 2008.
Thank you Biosonic, source Europe Real Estate,
“Cordea Savills, the international property fund manager, has completed on two further assets for its Student Hall Fund, which was 2007’s top performing UK pooled property fund, with a 20.2% return over the year. The two assets that have been purchased are a 596-bed, new-build development in [...]
Posted by: Simon on: 27th February, 2008.
Steel still going up, some more concrete poured and one of two crane bases in place.
Posted by: Simon on: 23rd February, 2008.
Some photos of recent going on in Eastside.
Curzon Gate looking good.
Etna House steel is still rising. One of the two crane bases was put place Friday afternoon.
Masshouse not looking much different.