House Prices > Birmingham > B1
Year | Average Price | Transactions |
---|---|---|
2025 (proj.) | £204,000 | 429 |
2024 | £202,200 | 143 |
2023 | £268,300 | 323 |
2022 | £235,900 | 368 |
2021 | £244,900 | 388 |
2020 | £234,600 | 388 |
2019 | £213,500 | 871 |
2018 | £201,900 | 521 |
Wandering through B1’s cityscape, you quickly spot the zigzag rhythm of property prices. Like the canal winding past Brindleyplace, average prices have twisted and surged — rising smartly from 2018 to reach a staggering high in 2023, before taking a deep breath and dipping back down in 2024.
Why all the movement? You could point to shifting economic winds, changing lending rates, or even appetite for sleek city-centre apartments. B1’s property story doesn’t just climb – it loops and dips. Even so, there’s a sense that these streets still catch the imagination of buyers, promising fresh possibilities around every sharp bend.
Avg. Property Price: 314K
Avg. Size of Property
904 sq/ft
Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£322 sq/ft
Total transactions
2 (since 2021)
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Avg. Size of Property
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Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
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Total transactions
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Avg. Property Price: 232K
Avg. Size of Property
798 sq/ft
Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£289 sq/ft
Total transactions
318 (since 2021)
Avg. Property Price: 244K
Avg. Size of Property
691 sq/ft
Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£356 sq/ft
Total transactions
238 (since 2021)
B1’s property market serves up intrigue and variety, shining a spotlight on just how contrasting city centre living can be for different buyers. Detached homes here are rare gems, with only 2 transactions since 2021. That’s as rare as a parking space in the heart of the city on a Saturday afternoon. Their price point and ample 900 sq/ft footprint make them an attractive choice for those coveting privacy and space, yet their scarcity keeps choice limited and competition intense.
Flats dominate central B1, both in 238 transactions and in their more attainable pricing. The 690 sq/ft average size lines up with demand for compact, urban, low-maintenance pads. And, while the £360 per sq/ft asking price puts them towards the pricier end for size, that reflects the palpable demand for modern convenience, views, and proximity to the best that Birmingham has to offer. It’s hardly surprising – living steps from the city’s best bars, canals, and cafes comes at a premium, yet remains irresistibly popular.
Terraced homes spin a different story. With 318 transactions, they’re comfortably the most active segment. Their blend of character, substantial 800 sq/ft layouts, and a lower £290 per sq/ft cost is a smart compromise for the many who want more for their money without straying far from city life. They offer “more bricks for your buck” – and that seems to hit the mark for buyers looking to stay city central in B1, but with added space and style.
The pricing we show reflects logic, not assumptions. Every figure has been corrected using methods that improve clarity across the board. See how our data gets refined
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