Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter Factory Undergoes £5M Revival

Long-vacant industrial building to be restored and repurposed for commercial use.

Published on Feb. 24, 2026

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A £5 million heritage-led redevelopment project is underway in Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter. The Construction Consultants has been appointed by ETME Group to revive a long-vacant industrial building and bring it back into commercial use.

Why it matters

The Jewellery Quarter is a renowned hub for jewelry making and manufacturing in the UK, but has faced challenges with vacant and underutilized industrial spaces in recent years. This redevelopment project aims to preserve the area's heritage while repurposing an important building to support the local economy and community.

The details

The £5 million project will restore and renovate the vacant industrial building, transforming it into a modern commercial space. The redevelopment will focus on maintaining the building's historic character and architectural features while adapting it for contemporary use.

  • The redevelopment project began in early 2026.

The players

The Construction Consultants

A construction and project management firm appointed to oversee the redevelopment of the Jewellery Quarter factory.

ETME Group

The property development company that owns the Jewellery Quarter factory and is funding the £5 million revival project.

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What’s next

The redevelopment is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, at which point the revitalized commercial space will be available for new tenants to occupy.

The takeaway

This project represents a significant investment in preserving the historic character and economic vitality of Birmingham's renowned Jewellery Quarter, demonstrating the ongoing efforts to revitalize the area and adapt its industrial legacy for modern commercial use.