SCROLL DOWN
Reimagining the heart of Solihull
Holbeche Place is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine the heart of Solihull.
Located in the centre of the town, Holbeche Place will bring together areas around Drury Lane, Mill Lane, Poplar Way, Warwick Road and Mell Square to create a connected neighbourhood where people can live, work and spend time together – day and night.
Creating a lively destination
Holbeche Place combines new homes, independent retail, food and drink, cultural activity and high-quality public spaces supporting a lively destination which reflects modern lifestyles, strengthening the town’s economic and social future.
In numbers
new homes (approx)
acres
scale
10-
years in duration
A shared vision
Delivered by Muse in partnership with Solihull Council, Holbeche Place reflects a shared, long-term commitment to invest in Solihull – supporting a resilient, thriving town centre.
Muse
The nationwide placemaker Muse has over 40 years’ experience of creating beautiful, diverse and sustainable places that are people centred, high quality and built to last. Muse is the placemaking delivery partner for Habiko.
Muse will source sites, bring forward planning applications and site infrastructure plans and deliver the new homes.
VISIT Muse
Solihull Council
Solihull Council prides itself on being small enough to care, big enough to make a difference. They deliver services in the right place and at the right time, working closely with partners to improve the lives of the people they serve.
Located at the heart of the country, Solihull offers strong opportunities for retail, leisure and community development alongside new jobs, homes and businesses.
With a reputation for sustainable growth and innovation, Solihull is a great place to live, work, invest and visit. The Council is ambitious for the future and is working with Muse to deliver Holbeche Place as part of its town centre masterplan.
Economic benefits
On-site jobs
Jobs in retail and leisure
£m
Productivity boost
£m
Increase in Council Tax Receipts
Location
High streets were never just places to buy things. They were where communities met, where local businesses grew and where people felt pride in the place they lived.”
Mayor of the West Midlands