Four firms to be shortlisted for £350m Birmingham Commonwealth Games village

By Jordan Marshall2018-05-31T06:00:00

Complex will be turned into permanent housing after 2022 Games

The race to build the athlete’s village for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham is hotting up with the deadline for contractors to send expressions of interest in for the £350m job running out tomorrow (Friday).

The six-year contract for the city council will see the successful firm create the village, before converting it into a permanent residential development.

It will be built on the former Birmingham City University campus at Perry Barr which will be demolished in the coming months.

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