Birmingham Rental Market
Published on Apr 09, 2019
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Birmingham Rental Market
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Highest Growth Area's in Birmingham
- Harbourne. B17
- Average Price: £283,267
- 23% price growth since 2015.
- Young professionals/families
- Close to top university
- Properties to watch in Harborne: CopperBox Prices from £174,950
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Broad Street - B1
- Average property price: £192, 846
- 27% growth since 2015
- Centre has seen huge growth, part of government drive, HS2.
- Huge Commercial sector
- Properties to watch in Birmingham City Centre: St Martin’s Place prices from £284,950 , 105 Broad Street prices from £185,950
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Edgbaston - B15
- Average Price: £360, 655
- 17% growth since 2015.
- Just 10 minutes from the city, Edgbaston is a leafy suburb renowned for its sporting venues and affluent background.
- Average rent is £1,104 pcm .
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Digbeth - B5
- Average Price: £235, 517
- 27% growth since 2015
- Digbeth as a creative district is heavily in demand. Its affordable property market and vibrant lifestyle mean investment is accessible with both property prices and rental yields rising in the last 5 years and set to continue.
- Properties to watch in Digbeth: Fabrick Square
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Erdington - B23
- Average Property: £166,025
- 21% price growth.
- 12 minutes from city centre
- Excellent transport links include a train station and easy access to the M6 and Birmingham International Airport.
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Moseley
- Average Property: £267,059
- 15% Growth
- The large majority of Moseley properties are flats, typically averaging at around £810pcm. Moseley has a very active rental market that is continuing to grow, demonstrating the demand for living in the village suburb. Travel links to the city centre are excellent
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