West Midlands Interchange in new hands

Impression of West Midlands Interchange aerial shot without logo

West Midlands Interchange, a planned terminal on the busy West Coast Main Line, has changed hands in a billion-pound deal (1.1 billion euros). A joint venture between Oxford Properties Group and Logistics Capital Partners will see the site near Birmingham progress towards serving the region’s growing logistics corridor. The partners have claimed that the rail-served facility will be the biggest logistics site in the UK.

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Author: Simon Walton

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West Midlands Interchange in new hands

Impression of West Midlands Interchange aerial shot without logo

West Midlands Interchange, a planned terminal on the busy West Coast Main Line, has changed hands in a billion-pound deal (1.1 billion euros). A joint venture between Oxford Properties Group and Logistics Capital Partners will see the site near Birmingham progress towards serving the region’s growing logistics corridor. The partners have claimed that the rail-served facility will be the biggest logistics site in the UK.

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