Birmingham’s property market has seen a significant divergence in house prices over the past five years.
Sold house price data across Birmingham postcodes reveals a stark contrast between the city’s most and least expensive streets.
The data, compiled by professional fast sales company Property Solvers, highlights the streets with the highest and lowest average sold prices since 2019. The company used HM Land Registry data to identify these locations across the Birmingham postcodes.
Among the most expensive streets, Westfield Road and Harborne Road stand out, boasting some of the highest-valued homes in the region.
On Westfield Road (B15 3QF), three properties sold for an average of £1,673,333, while four properties on the same road but on B15 3JF, sold for an average of £1,436,500.
Harborne Road (B15 3HG) also saw three properties sell for an average of £1,436,000.
On the other end of the spectrum, College House (B8 3TE), Cooksey Road (B10 0BY), and Ravenhurst Mews (B23 6AZ) rank among the cheapest residential streets in Birmingham.
Seven properties on College House sold for an average of £27,285, four properties on Cooksey Road sold for an average of £44,375, and ten properties on Ravenhurst Mews sold for an average of £52,090.
Property Solvers co-founder Ruban Selvanayagam commented on the data, stating, “To keep the data less skewed, we only ranked the streets that had over three sales.”
He further noted that a property on Wellington Road (B15) recently sold for £3,156,500, while properties on Burnsall Close (B37), Pavenham Drive (B37), and Hornby Grove (B37) sold for £12,000 and under.
5. 2nd Least Expensive Street - Cooksey Road, Edgbaston, B10 0BY
Four properties on Cooksey Road sold for an average of £44,375 | Google Maps
6. 3rd Least Expensive Street - Ravenhurst Mews, Erdington, B23 6AZ
Ten properties on Ravenhurst Mews sold for an average of £52,090. | Google Maps