If you’re looking for a city that’s friendly, cosmopolitan, culturally astute, musically aware and technologically advanced, then look no further than Birmingham. It’s one of friendliest, most down to earth places in the UK to reside with excellent health, travel, education and cultural facilities. As population figures show, more and more residents from other parts of the country are uprooting themselves to become bosom buddies with Brum.

Letting agents in Birmingham City centre, Accord Lets have worked in the area for more than 20 years and have been key witnesses to the urban development that has taken Birmingham to new heights. The company deals predominantly with Birmingham property to let and has watched as new property developments sprung up across the city. This new urban landscape includes ultra desirable city centre apartments for city dwellers keen to soak up the hustle and bustle of the regenerated central districts.

Along with the development and sale of apartments and houses has come the rise in lettings opportunities, meaning Birmingham and its surrounds now boasts one of the most diverse residential offerings in the country. The company with property to rent in Birmingham, have noted that the city is their busiest location for lettings with many people competing to move into the city’s modern dwellings that are fully fitted with creature comforts. New business and enterprise development has also seen the city become a wealthier state as people work hard to build businesses and live a nicer life. As a result, development in certain areas has orchestrated a change in value, with some considered as prime locations for either buying or letting.

As the city continues to evolve, Birmingham apartments become increasingly popular. Far from London prices, it is possible to rent a one-bed, spacious bachelor pad in Birmingham’s infamous rotunda for something at around £400 per month - and this is bang in the middle of the city centre. In contrast, something similar in a city centre location in London would cost at least three to four times this amount - per week!

Birmingham is coming up, not just in terms of urban planning that has brought countless resources and facilities to its residents, but also in terms of art, music and culture. From the Birmingham Royal Ballet with its awe-inspiring operatic performances - to the ingenious Custard Factory, known as a platform for young artists before they hit the big time - it’s a city spilling with cultural delights. The results have been astounding.