Dandara Living is delighted to have sponsored six local school walking groups at this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade in Birmingham.

Thanks to their support, the parade saw groups from Bishop Challoner Catholic College, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School, SS John and Monica Catholic Primary School, St Alban's Catholic Primary School, St Anne's Catholic Primary School and St Catherine of Siena Catholic Primary School all take part in the parade through Digbeth on Saturday 17th March.

Dandara Living operates two build-to-rent developments in Birmingham, including Aston Place, situated in the city centre, which comprises 324 apartments and a range of resident amenities.

In addition, Dandara Living’s new Unity and Armouries (U&A ) development, situated on Lower Essex Street in Digbeth, features 162 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments which are available to rent now.

These apartments can be fully furnished or unfurnished, may be decorated just how you like, and many are pet-friendly too. Free superfast broadband is included as standard. The site also features a dedicated residents’ lounge, house kitchen and co-working space for residents to use.

Plans have also been submitted for Warners Fields , situated on the banks of the River Rea, a scheme which comprises around 1,300 homes, a range of resident amenities and commercial units.

As one of the first developments to be brought forward within Birmingham City Council’s “Rea Valley Urban Quarter”, Warners Fields will open up the River Rea and pioneer the regeneration of this area of the city.