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House Prices > Birmingham > B30 > Redwood Road
How Much Do Homes Cost on Redwood Road?
Price Breakdown: Redwood Road and Surrounding Areas
Kings Norton
The average buyer in Kings Norton benefits from 15% lower prices compared to Redwood Road. (£209,500 vs £246,300) Thus, buyers picking Kings Norton over Redwood Road could keep an extra £36,800 in their pockets.
B30 1
Purchasing property on Redwood Road means spending, on average, 31% less than in the B30 1 sector. (£321,500 vs £246,300). If affordability is a key factor, purchasing on Redwood Road rather than another part of the sector could potentially save you around £75,200.
i.e. B30
Every square foot in the B30 district costs about 2% more than in Redwood Road. (£251,600 vs £246,300). With a gap like that, choosing Redwood Road could spare you about £5,300.
i.e. Birmingham
Average property prices in Birmingham exceed those in Redwood Road by 12%. (£277,000 vs £246,300). Therefore, purchasing a home on Redwood Road instead of Birmingham could leave you with an extra £30,200 in your pocket.
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