he Indian Brewery in Birmingham isn’t just a venue: It’s a symbol of what the UK property industry is built on: reinvention, resilience and community.

Set inside a former engineering works in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, the building once housed Brook Welding, a family-run operation that stood here for decades before closing in 2022. What could have become another forgotten industrial shell was instead brought back to life. The Indian Brewery took over, restored the heritage of the space and turned it into something completely new; a brewery, taproom and food hall that blends its industrial past with a genuinely modern, buzzing atmosphere.

And that is exactly why we’re coming back.

Walk inside and you’ll see the original bones of the building everywhere: exposed steelwork, open-plan galleries, high ceilings and the sense of a place that once powered Birmingham’s manufacturing story. But now it’s been reinvented into a social hub — craft beer brewed on-site, the famous butter chicken pizzas, the pakora that everyone talks about, bench seating, a mezzanine, games, a huge screen and an atmosphere you simply can’t fake.

It represents Birmingham perfectly.
A city that refuses to stay still. A city that rebuilds, reimagines and pushes forward.

Our first UK Homes Network LIVE here became one of the most talked-about nights in property because the venue itself did half the work for us. People stayed longer, talked more, connected more deeply and genuinely enjoyed themselves. They were in a place with character, energy and stories built into the walls.

So when we asked our members where we should go next, the answer was loud and clear:
Bring it back to the Brewery.