Brindley Drive, Birmingham City Centre
Park Residence
A Sold-Out Success in the Heart of Birmingham
1- & 2-bedroom apartments
Projected yields up to 6%
3 min walk to Centenary Square
Welcome to Park Residence at Edition Birmingham
Park Residence, the first tower to launch at Edition Birmingham, brought the luxury of a five-star hotel together with the comfort of home. Developed by Select Property, this landmark 15-storey tower comprises 149 apartments and over 23,000 sq ft of shared amenity space, including a 20-metre pool and a 14th-floor leafy terrace with spa pool and co-working areas.
Following strong demand, Park Residence is now fully sold out. Apartments remain available in Edition Birmingham's second tower, Centenary Tower, with the final release launching in Q1 2027.
Edition is ideally located just off Centenary Square, within walking distance of Birmingham's main business district and the city centre's best amenities, with 12,000 professionals working within 1km of the development.
Contact us today to find out more about the final release at Edition Birmingham, or explore our Birmingham investment guide to see why the city continues to attract strong investor demand.
Key Details
- Development: Park Residence, part of Edition Birmingham
- Developer: Select Property
- Unit Mix: One and two-bedroom apartments across 149 units
- Floor Level: 15 storeys
- Shared Amenity Space: 23,000 sq ft
- Completion Date: 2027
- Availability: Sold out
Amenities At
Park Residence, Edition Birmingham
Take A Look Inside Park Residence, Birmingham
On the Map
Park Residence, Edition Birmingham
▸ Centenary Square – 3 minutes' walk
▸ Broad Street – 11 minutes' walk
▸ Birmingham New Street Station – 12 minutes' walk
▸ Colmore Business District – 12 minutes' walk
▸ Temple Row – 12 minutes' walk
▸ Bullring Shopping Centre – 18 minutes' walk
▸ Adjacent to the offices of HSBC and PwC
Why Choose Birmingham
Birmingham
Market Summary
The Birmingham property market is strategically positioned for growth. Forecasts suggest the West Midlands region will see property price growth of 27.6% over five years, outpacing the UK average of 24.5%. This resilience is built on strong demand, fuelled by a forecasted 15% population growth by 2031. As a result, rental prices are also predicted to soar, with a +22.2% rental increase by 2028 (compared to the UK average of 17% by 2029), making it a high-confidence market for capital appreciation.
Yields
Birmingham's rental yields are strong, averaging 6% for traditional buy-to-let (BTL) and reaching 9% for short-term let (STL) strategies in central, high-demand areas. This is primarily due to a severe housing shortage: Birmingham's housing delivery is only meeting around 60% of its annual target, resulting in an estimated deficit of approximately 3,243 homes per year. Amid the city’s pressing need for 89,000 new homes by 2031, this undersupply creates fierce competition for rental properties, offering a lucrative opportunity for investors.
Regeneration
- Smithfield: This £1.9 billion, 17-hectare regeneration site in the heart of Birmingham is one of the largest single city centre developments in the UK. With £172.8 million in grant funding allocated, Smithfield will deliver 3,000+ new homes and 10,000+ jobs.
- Big City Plan: This city framework outlines the expansion of Birmingham’s core by 25%, dividing it into distinct quarters such as Digbeth and the Jewellery Quarter. The regeneration aims to enhance connectivity, create up to 50,000 new jobs, and contribute around £2.1 billion to the local economy, strengthening tenant demand beyond the traditional city centre.
- UK Economic Engine: Birmingham's thriving finance and tech sectors, bolstered by major corporate relocations, position it as a key UK economic hub outside of London.
Connectivity
- HS2 Transformation: The construction of the future HS2 Curzon Street Station is the key driver of future value, cutting the rail journey time to London to approximately 49 minutes. This proximity will push property values in the Eastside and Colmore districts.
- Midland Metro: The Metro is actively expanding, with the Eastside Extension reaching key investment areas such as Digbeth and the future HS2 station, significantly improving citywide access for residents.
- Air & Rail: Birmingham Airport (BHX) provides international connectivity, and Birmingham New Street remains the busiest rail hub outside London, ensuring high-speed access across the country.
Areas Overview
- City Centre (B1/B3) - Capital Growth & Premium Rent: Attracts high-earning tenants due to corporate relocations (PwC, Goldman Sachs) to Paradise Circus.
- Digbeth (B5/B9) - Regeneration Hotspot: Central to the massive Smithfield project and served by the new Metro line. High capital growth forecast.
- Jewellery Quarter (B18) - Heritage & Stability: High demand for unique, character-filled conversion apartments. Strong community and lifestyle appeal.
- Colmore District (B3) - Professional Commuter: Premium location near the financial district and the future HS2 Curzon Street Station. Excellent for capital preservation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, Park Residence is now fully sold out following strong demand. Apartments remain available in Edition Birmingham's second tower, Centenary Tower, with the final release launching in Q1 2027.
Park Residence is located on Brindley Drive, Birmingham city centre, just off Centenary Square and within walking distance of the city's main business and cultural districts.
Park Residence is a 15-storey tower comprising 149 one and two-bedroom apartments, alongside 23,000 sq ft of shared amenity space.
Residents have access to a 20-metre swimming pool, a 14th-floor terrace with spa pool, co-working spaces and a Zen lounge.
One-bedroom apartments launched from £305,322 and two-bedroom apartments from £446,200.
Park Residence is 3 minutes from Centenary Square, 12 minutes from Birmingham New Street Station and the Colmore Business District, and 18 minutes from the Bullring Shopping Centre, all on foot.
Yes. While Park Residence is sold out, Edition Birmingham's second tower, Centenary Tower, has availability, with the final release of apartments launching in Q1 2027.
Birmingham is forecast to lead UK house price growth at 19.9% and rental growth at 22.2% between 2024 and 2028, driven by a chronic undersupply of residential property and a strong job market anchored by major employers including HSBC, PwC and Goldman Sachs.
350 Apartments Sold, £135 Million in Value
A Proven Success at Edition Birmingham
Park Residence launched to exceptional demand, selling out in full as part of a combined £135 million launch phase across Edition Birmingham. This track record reflects the strength of the location, the quality of the specification, and sustained investor confidence in Birmingham's city centre market.
For investors who missed the opportunity to buy into Park Residence, Edition's second tower, Centenary Tower, offers a further chance to invest in the same landmark development.
23,000 sq ft of Shared Amenity Space
Five-Star Hotel Living, Every Day
Park Residence brought together a 20-metre swimming pool, a 14th-floor leafy terrace with spa pool, and dedicated co-working spaces, delivering a genuinely elevated standard of city living. This scale of amenity provision is rarely matched elsewhere in Birmingham's city centre.
This level of specification continues to support strong tenant demand across Edition Birmingham, helping drive the sell-out success now being repeated at Centenary Tower.
12,000 Professionals Within 1km
At the Centre of Birmingham's Business District
Park Residence sits just off Centenary Square, adjacent to the offices of HSBC and PwC, and within walking distance of the Colmore Business District. This concentration of high-earning professionals has underpinned the development's rapid sell-out and continues to drive demand across Edition Birmingham.
Combined with Birmingham's forecast 22.2% rental growth by 2028, this employment base supports strong long-term fundamentals for the wider Edition Birmingham scheme.