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House Prices > Birmingham > B32 > Beverley Court Road
What’s Happening with House Prices on Beverley Court Road?
Beverley Court Road’s Prices Stacked Against Surrounding Areas
Quinton
When it comes to house prices, Quinton plays it cool - about 35% lower than Beverley Court Road. (£192,700 vs £298,100) In light of this, purchasing a comparable property elsewhere in Quinton could lighten your costs by £105,400.
B32 1
Compared to the B32 1 sector, Beverley Court Road homes average 24% pricier. (£298,100 vs £225,900). Given this gap, a similar property in the sector outside Beverley Court Road could cost £72,200 less than one on Beverley Court Road.
i.e. B32
The average home price on Beverley Court Road sits 31% above that of the B32 district. (£298,100 vs £205,800). Based on these trends, buyers on Beverley Court Road might need an extra £92,300 for a similar property.
i.e. Birmingham
Housing in Birmingham is typically 7% more affordable than in Beverley Court Road. (£277,000 vs £298,100). With prices like that, choosing Beverley Court Road could mean waving goodbye to £21,600 you might've used for a kitchen upgrade.
Unpacking B32: Insights & Info
Property data is only useful if it's reliable. We start with official sources, then apply precise adjustments to cut through the confusion and return focused, down-to-earth figures for every postcode. See how the data is reshaped
