01 Oct 2025

Kier Property is thrilled to announce the successful letting of the entire second floor - spanning 22,231 sq ft of its prestigious office building at 19 Cornwall Street, Birmingham to global law firm Squire Patton Boggs.

Squire Patton Boggs will relocate from its current office in Edmund Street in mid-2026, demonstrating the firm’s commitment to the Midlands market.

Key Highlights of the deal include:

  • Unit Size: 22,231 sq ft (2,065.3 m²) of Grade A office space.
  • 19 Cornwall Street benefits from unbeatable connectivity, situated in the core central business district, being just a stone’s throw from both Birmingham New Street Station and the city’s main bus interchange.
  • The lease is scheduled to commence on 1st October 2025, with a lease term of 10 years.
  • The lease was facilitated by CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield.

Driven by demand from modern forward-thinking occupiers, 19 Cornwall Street is a prime destination for businesses seeking premium workspace in a commuter-friendly location with excellent local amenities.

The building also incorporates a range of sustainable features, including energy-efficient systems, low-carbon construction materials, and enhanced insulation. These not only reduce its environmental impact but also contribute to lower operational costs for occupiers.

Leigh Thomas, Kier Property’s Group managing director said:

"With a strong core covenant and a long-term lease in place, 19 Cornwall Street is well-positioned to benefit from continued growth in business activity across the West Midlands. The success of the second floor letting reinforces the building’s status as a top-tier office destination."

Tom Durrant, managing partner of Squire Patton Boggs in Birmingham, said:

"We have outstanding staff, a strong client base and great ambition for our future in the city. Our move into 19 Cornwall Street gives us first-rate, sustainable facilities for our people and our clients and will be a prestigious platform for the firm’s long-term growth in the region."

Speaking about the deal, Theo Holmes of CBRE commented:

"Securing a high-calibre tenant the building demonstrates the appeal of best-in-class highly sustainable space such as that created at 19 Cornwall Street. We expect to see Squire Patton Boggs, a global law firm with a strong presence in Birmingham, to move in their new space in mid-2026."

Scott Rutherford, of Cushman & Wakefield, said:

"This letting reflects the sustained confidence in Birmingham’s commercial leasing market. Demand for Grade A workspace with excellent connectivity remains elevated and we’ve seen businesses making long-term commitments."