B-KQ is backed by the UK government and is set to provide around 6.2m sq ft of commercial space for life science, AI and advanced manufacturing industries.
It is also set to create 4,800 homes.
B-KQ has been built near the HS2’s Curzon Street Station which connects Birmingham to London in 49 minutes. B-KQ is set to launch today at UKREiiF in Leeds.
Vision and Innovation
Tani Dulay, chief executive of Woodbourne Group, said: "The Birmingham Knowledge Quarter is recognised by the UK Government as a nationally significant innovation district and it has every hallmark of a world-class investment destination.
"With globally ranked universities, a young, diverse talent pipeline, and unrivalled connectivity via HS2 - the 'Innovation Line' - we're creating a faster, more cost-effective alternative to London, Cambridge and global tech hubs.
"This isn't just about competing, it's about leading a new generation of innovation districts: more inclusive, more agile and built for the industries shaping our future, in one location."
Collaborative Support from Key Institutions
Woodbourne Group is supported by a partnership with Aston University, Birmingham City University, Bruntwood SciTech and Birmingham City Council.
