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Birmingham

Council114 towns and neighbourhoods

Typical price

£240,000

+14% on 5 years ago

Sales in the last year

9,796

September 2025 to August 2026 · prices +60% on 10 years ago

Sales take a few months to be recorded, so the latest months are still coming in and this figure will rise.

People

1,144,919

At the 2021 census

New-build homes sold

843

In 2025, 7% of the homes sold

Find a street in Birmingham

Type a street and tap it to see its sales.

Prices over time

The typical sale each year in Birmingham.

£0k£50k£100k£150k£200k£250k 200020052010201520202025

By type of home

The typical price of each, over the last year.

Detached838 sold£452,500
Semi-detached2,683 sold£265,000
Terraced2,578 sold£220,000
Flat1,212 sold£145,000

The towns in Birmingham

Each town and neighbourhood with its typical price over the last two years, lowest typical price first.

Lowest price first

Aston23 sales£155,000
Winson Green24 sales£160,000
Witton39 sales£165,000
Greet47 sales£165,000
Gib Heath24 sales£167,000
Handsworth97 sales£170,000
Bordesley31 sales£170,000
Stockland Green91 sales£172,500
Washwood Heath53 sales£175,000
Tyseley17 sales£175,000

And 104 more. Type a name above to find one.

Rising fastest

How much the typical price has changed in five years.

Risen most
Birmingham +114%
Nechells Green +79%
All Saints +55%
Risen least
Cannon Hill -45%
Selly Oak -20%
Newtown -14%

Streets

Streets of houses across the whole of Birmingham, from the last five years' sales.

The market

How many homes sold in Birmingham each year, and how many were new-build homes sold.

Homes sold in 2025

12,840

8% more than 2024. 6% below the ten-year average.

New-build homes sold in 2025

843

7% of the homes sold.

Whole years only: 2025 is the last full year, and nearly every sale in it has now been recorded. This year will show once it is over.

New-build homes sold counts only new homes sold to a buyer. Homes built for the council or a housing association, blocks built to rent out, and most shared ownership homes are not sold this way, so more homes are built each year than this shows.

05,00010,00015,00020,000 2016: 14,568 homes sold, 1,087 of them new builds 2016 2017: 14,307 homes sold, 1,018 of them new builds 2017 2018: 15,153 homes sold, 1,854 of them new builds 2018 2019: 14,415 homes sold, 1,921 of them new builds 2019 2020: 11,753 homes sold, 1,588 of them new builds 2020 2021: 15,814 homes sold, 1,563 of them new builds 2021 2022: 14,243 homes sold, 1,763 of them new builds 2022 2023: 11,046 homes sold, 886 of them new builds 2023 2024: 11,914 homes sold, 910 of them new builds 2024 2025: 12,840 homes sold, 843 of them new builds 2025

All homes sold New-build homes sold

Living in Birmingham

The best-known places, getting around and the council.

Things to do

Getting around

Railway stations37Acocks Green, Adderley Park, Aston, Birmingham Moor Street, Birmingham New Street, Birmingham Snow Hill, Blake Street, Bordesley, Bournville, Butlers Lane, Chester Road, Duddeston, Erdington, Five Ways, Four Oaks, Gravelly Hill, Hall Green, Hamstead, Jewellery Quarter, Kings Heath, Kings Norton, Lea Hall, Longbridge, Moseley Village, Northfield, Perry Barr, Pineapple Road, Selly Oak, Small Heath, Spring Road, Stechford, Sutton Coldfield, Tyseley, University, Witton, Wylde Green, Yardley Wood
Bus stops3,869
MotorwaysM6
Nearest airportBirmingham Airport6 mi

The council

Who lives here

The people and homes of Birmingham, at the last census in 2021.

The people

1,144,919 people

Ages

Under 1825%
18 to 6461%
65 and over13%

Aged 16 and over

In work50%
Retired16%
Students14%

The homes

423,455 households

How they are held

Owned outright27%
Owned with a mortgage26%
Rented privately23%
Social housing23%
Shared ownership1%

2.6 people in a typical home. 31% live alone.

32% of households have no car.

Typical pay

£35,989 a year

Before tax, for someone living here working full time.

Full-fibre broadband

95% of homes

can get gigabit broadband.

Crime

128 a year for every 1,000 people

Down 2% on the year before, the twelve months September 2025 to August 2026.

Schools

Rated Outstanding or Good at their latest one-word Ofsted grade, given in the last five years. Ofsted stopped giving one-word grades in September 2024.

Primary

Wyndcliffe Primary SchoolBordesley · 566 pupilsOutstanding2024
Little Sutton Primary SchoolRoyal Sutton Coldfield · 420 pupilsOutstanding2024
The Olive School, Small HeathSmall Heath · 420 pupilsOutstanding2024
St Michael's CofE Primary Academy, HandsworthGib Heath · 204 pupilsOutstanding2024
Parkfield Community SchoolSaltley · 656 pupilsOutstanding2023

Secondary

Bishop Vesey's Grammar SchoolRoyal Sutton Coldfield · 1,455 pupilsOutstanding2024
Eden Girls' Leadership Academy, BirminghamBordesley Green East · 618 pupilsOutstanding2024
King Edward VI Camp Hill School for BoysKing's Heath · 1,059 pupilsOutstanding2023
Eden Boys' Leadership Academy, Birmingham EastSaltley · 609 pupilsOutstanding2023
FairfaxRoyal Sutton Coldfield · 1,581 pupilsGood2024

Council tax

What each band costs in Birmingham, 2026 to 2027.

A£1,575 a year£131 a month
B£1,838 a year£153 a month
C£2,100 a year£175 a month
D£2,363 a year£197 a month
E£2,888 a year£241 a month
F£3,413 a year£284 a month
G£3,938 a year£328 a month
H£4,726 a year£394 a month