Explore average property prices across the UK's second largest city. Updated with the latest 2024/2025 market data.
Birmingham's property market has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. The city's "Big City Plan" has driven massive regeneration, with the Paradise Circus, Arena Central, and Smithfield developments reshaping the skyline. HS2's arrival will further cement Birmingham's position as the UK's second city, with improved connectivity to London expected to attract further investment and residents.
The city's diverse property market offers something for every buyer. Edwardian and Victorian terraces in areas like Bournville, Kings Heath, and Moseley offer excellent character at moderate prices, typically between £180,000-£250,000. These family-friendly neighbourhoods combine period architecture with good schools, independent shops, and strong community vibes. The famous Bournville model village, originally built for Cadbury workers, remains one of the most desirable residential areas.
Birmingham city centre has seen an apartment boom, with thousands of new flats built in developments like The Rotunda, Beetham Tower, and numerous waterfront schemes along the Canal network. Average flat prices around £150,000 make them accessible to first-time buyers, though some developments have oversupply concerns. The city's Asian community is centred on Balsall Heath and Sparkhill, where terraced properties offer affordability and cultural amenities.