Industrial in B66 available for sale
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Industrial Properties for Sale near B66, Smethwick

Find Industrial Property for sale in B66 that meets your business or investment goals

Including distribution warehouses, workshops, light & heavy industrial sheds, and manufacturing units.

More details for 23 Cranford St, Smethwick - Industrial for Sale

23 Cranford St

Smethwick, B66 2RT

  • Industrial for Sale
  • £825,000
  • 13,400 sq ft
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More details for Middlemore Rd, Smethwick - Industrial for Sale

Middlemore Rd

Smethwick, B66 2EA

  • Industrial for Sale
  • £1,300,000
  • 8,587 sq ft
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More details for Crystal Dr, Smethwick - Industrial for Sale

Crystal Dr

Smethwick, B66 1RD

  • Industrial for Sale
  • £2,000,000
  • 20,619 sq ft
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Industrial Properties for Sale Within 5 miles of the B66, Smethwick

More details for U4 5 6 & 8 Alexandra Industrial Estate – Industrial for Sale, Tipton

U4 5 6 & 8 Alexandra Industrial Estate

  • Industrial for Sale
  • £1,700,000
  • 10,318 sq ft
  • 4 Industrial Properties
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More details for Key Hill Drive – Light Industrial for Sale, Birmingham

Key Hill Drive

  • Light Industrial for Sale
  • £1,300,000
  • 10,285 sq ft
  • 3 Light Industrial Properties
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More details for 58-59 Key Hl, Birmingham - Light Industrial for Sale

58-59 Key Hl

Birmingham, B18 5NX

  • Light Industrial for Sale
  • £1,300,000
  • 3,928 sq ft
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More details for Golds Hill Way, Tipton - Industrial for Sale

Waterside Park - Golds Hill Way

Tipton, DY4 0WP

  • Industrial for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 30,854 sq ft
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More details for Land & Buildings, Caroline Street – for Sale, Birmingham

Land & Buildings, Caroline Street

  • Mixed Types for Sale
  • £2,250,000
  • 5 Properties | Mixed Types

Birmingham Portfolio of properties for Sale

The opportunity comprises land and buildings extending over a 0.37 acre site in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham. The site consists of a series of street frontage buildings with associated back buildings, including 18 Regent Parade, 65, 66/67 & 68 Caroline Street and 60-70 Regent Place. Planning granted on 19th March 2020 for Change of Use, Alterations and Extensions to Existing Building to provide Thirty-Seven Apartments and Ground Floor Commercial (B1/A1/A3 Uses) Once developed, the property will provide Six Commercial Units, together with Nineteen x 1 Bedroom Flats and Eighteen x 2 Bedroom Flats The property is situated within the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter, home to more than 100 retailers, diamond dealers, as well as the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter The property is situated within the Jewellery Quarter Conservation Area Prime site in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter with possible potential for both residential and commercial redevelopment Significant strip-out works already undertaken To be sold with Vacant Possession Freehold Planning: Local Authority: Birmingham City Council Website: www.birmingham.gov.uk The property is offered with planning consent and listed building consent for 'change of use, alterations and extensions to existing buildings to provide 37 apartments and ground floor commercial B1/A1/A3 uses with associated works including demolition of courtyard buildings, erection of replacement 3 & 4 storey buildings, additional floors to 18 Regent Parade, 68 Caroline Street and retained courtyard building' Planning Permission Reference - 2019/04424/PA Planning Permission date granted 19th March 2020 Listed Building Consent Reference - 2019/04682/PA Listed Building Consent date granted - 5th December 2019 The Property may benefit from an implemented planning permission and interested parties are advised to undertake their own due diligence Once developed, the property will comprise 6 Commercial Units on the ground floor,together with 37 self contained Flats (Nineteen x 1 Bedroom Flats and Eighteen x 2 Bedroom Flats) Plans: We have attached a pricing spreadsheet for the proposed apartments which includes sizing (please do your own due diligence with regards to this). Furthermore, I’ve had a quick look at the planning portal and found the attached residential schedule and plans for the 6 commercial units. It would appear the 6 proposed commercial units measured as follows: C1: 46 sq m C2: 112 sq m C3: 43.5 sq m C4: 70 sq m C5: 68.5 sq m C6: 77.5 sq m Total: 417.5 sq m / 4493 sq ft Resdentiali appears to be c2,374 sq m / 25,553 sq ft NIA So, a total of c30,000 sq ft NIA on the proposed / lapsed scheme. Offers in excess of £2,250,000 (subject to contract)

Contact:

LDN Investments

Property Subtype:

Mixed Types

Date on Market:

18/03/2026

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More details for 46 Wainwright St, Birmingham - Industrial for Sale

46 Wainwright St

Birmingham, B6 5TJ

  • Industrial for Sale
  • £625,000
  • 16,815 sq ft
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FAQs About Buying Industrial Properties in B66

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How many properties are currently available for sale in B66?
There are currently 3 properties available for sale. Sizes range from to , with an average size of. Available opportunities may suit owner-occupiers, investors and developers depending on the property's location, specification and tenancy status.
How much does it cost to buy property in B66?
The average asking price is approximately per sq ft, with pricing ranging from to per sq ft. Values will vary depending on factors such as location, property quality, size, tenant covenant strength and market conditions.
What factors influence property values?
Property values are influenced by factors including location, building specification, asset size, tenant quality, lease length, income potential and market demand. Investment properties may also be valued based on their yield profile and future growth prospects.
What sizes of property are available?
Available properties range from to , with an average size of. This provides options for a wide range of occupier and investment requirements.
Why do buyers invest in industrial property?
Industrial property has historically attracted investors because of strong occupier demand, relatively low vacancy levels and the potential for both rental income and capital growth. Demand from logistics, manufacturing and e-commerce businesses has supported the sector in recent years.
What types of industrial property are available to buy?
Available properties may include warehouses, distribution facilities, manufacturing premises, trade units, storage depots and light industrial space. Some assets are sold with tenants in place, while others are available with vacant possession.
What should I consider before buying industrial property?
Important considerations include location, access to transport networks, building condition, planning permissions, tenant demand, lease structure and long-term growth potential. Buyers should also review environmental, legal and building survey information as part of their due diligence.
What is rental yield?
Rental yield is a measure of the income generated by a property relative to its value. Higher yields can indicate stronger income returns, although they may also reflect greater investment risk. Yield should be considered alongside factors such as tenant quality, lease length and future growth potential.
Do I need to pay VAT or Stamp Duty when buying commercial property?
Commercial property purchases are generally subject to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). VAT may also apply depending on the property's tax status. Professional legal and tax advice should always be obtained before completing a transaction.
Can I buy commercial property through a company or pension?
Many buyers acquire property through a limited company, Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) or Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS). The most appropriate structure will depend on your circumstances, investment objectives and tax considerations.
Is it better to buy a property with a tenant in place?
Properties with tenants can provide immediate rental income, while vacant properties may offer opportunities for owner-occupation, refurbishment or reletting. The best option will depend on your objectives, risk tolerance and investment strategy.
What are the risks of buying industrial property?
Potential risks include vacancy periods, tenant default, maintenance costs, changing market conditions and planning restrictions. Thorough due diligence and professional advice can help identify and manage these risks.
How can I finance a commercial property purchase?
Many buyers use commercial mortgages or specialist lending facilities to fund acquisitions. Lending terms will depend on factors such as the property, the buyer's financial position and any income generated by the asset.

Discover More Industrial Properties for Sale in the B66, Smethwick

Industrial property remains one of the most robust and sought-after sectors within the UK commercial property market, with various options to invest in B66. Fuelled by the continued rise of e-commerce, logistics, manufacturing, and life sciences, the demand for warehouse and industrial space has consistently outpaced supply—particularly in logistics corridors such as the Midlands, South East, and North West. For investors, the sector offers strong fundamentals, attractive yields, and long-term tenancies from dependable occupiers. Properties available for sale span from small light industrial units and workshops to large-scale logistics sheds and multi-let estates, offering a range of entry points and asset strategies.

When purchasing industrial property in B66, investors should carefully assess location, building specification, tenancy profile, and development potential. Proximity to major roads such as the M1, M6, or M25, and to ports or urban centres, is often a key driver of tenant demand. Unit features such as minimum eaves height, loading access, yard space, and potential for extension or refurbishment can significantly affect rental value and capital appreciation. With ESG considerations and EPC compliance gaining importance, sustainable and energy-efficient assets are increasingly preferred by occupiers and institutional buyers alike. Whether investing for income, long-term capital growth, or redevelopment, industrial property offers a resilient, future-facing opportunity in today’s market.

  • Location: Prioritise access to major motorways, urban centres, ports, and last-mile logistics networks
  • Tenant covenant: Evaluate tenant strength, lease length, rent review clauses, and potential void risks
  • Unit specification: Look for good eaves height, ample yard space, multiple loading doors, and modern construction
  • Planning classification: Confirm permitted use (e.g. B2/B8) and any potential for future change of use or redevelopment
  • Rental growth prospects: Focus on supply-constrained areas with rising occupier demand
  • Energy performance: EPC ratings and sustainable features are increasingly crucial for compliance and marketability
  • Exit strategy: Consider long-term income, break-up potential, or sale to institutional funds or REITs

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