Area index > B1 (Birmingham) Least expensive

Least expensive streets

RankStreetAverageTransactionsResidential% of residential 1St Marks Street£47,6405132100 2Holloway Head£70,0893049298 3Brindley Drive£82,56016124100 4Tenby Street North£82,760429293 5King Edwards Road£83,992164396 6Washington Wharf£87,879458100 7Daley Close£89,086330100 8Crosby Close£90,877833100 9Acorn Grove£92,02612122100 10Goodman Street£92,32472690 11Parade£92,910447497 12St Marks Crescent£93,9491890100 13Sherborne Grove£101,690526100 14Civic Close£102,91230127100 15Clement Street£135,548609598 16Blucher Street£136,873155288 17Arthur Place£140,97110277100 18Legge Lane£144,57681983 19Summer Hill Terrace£147,5303360 20Edward Street£150,0161248490 21Camden Street£150,879235096 22Graham Street£150,8791157486 23Tenby Street£152,296939995 24Suffolk Street Queensway£154,75315919498 25Granville Street£156,94448145799 26Bridge Street£158,452615883 27Newhall Hill£158,84418615298 28Carver Street£159,46112610693 29Commercial Street£160,3568915299 30Powell Street£169,800253492

This list may include properties in streets which have not sold in normal free market conditions, such as ‘right to buy’ and compulsory purchase schemes or areas already subject to demolition and regeneration.
The data above includes all transactions completed since January 1995 as recorded by HM Land Registry. The data is updated monthly.
Published average prices are often calculated based on average actual selling prices. Price increase over time can distort these rankings.
The average house price figures above have been calculated as average current values instead of as average historic values. This is achieved using a combination of AVM (Automated Valuation Model) technology and Land Registry data.
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