Boroughly > Cities > Birmingham
Birmingham from the Jewellery Quarter, Moseley and Harborne to Sutton Coldfield and Kings Heath: one of the youngest, most diverse cities in the UK, area by area.
Open the Birmingham map ->Boroughly covers 55 neighbourhoods and nearby towns across Birmingham council. Sale medians run from £170k in Aston to £396k in Wylde Green. Centres with lots of flats tend to show lower medians than family suburbs even where space costs more per square metre, so compare like with like when you look at listings.
Lowest Land Registry sale medians in our Birmingham dataset. Check what type of home is behind each median on the guide: a cheap median often means mostly flats or terraces.
Ranked on schools (double-weighted), safety and green space. School scores are indicative; check catchments and admissions for the exact address.
Ranked on nightlife and buzz, transport links and journey time to Birmingham city centre.
Ranked on police.uk recorded street crime within about a mile of each area centre. Raw counts are not population-adjusted, so quiet suburbs rank higher than busy centres with lots of visitors.
Areas with an estimated journey of 15 minutes or less to Birmingham city centre, cheapest first. These are distance-based estimates; check the route at the times you travel.
Areas priced at or below the middle Birmingham median, ranked on combined safety, schools, transport and green space. More rankings: best all-round, cheapest, for families, coolest.
Each purchase figure is the middle price of all standard residential sales recorded in the area's postcode district, so it mixes flats and houses, new builds and resales. Some neighbouring areas share a postcode district and therefore a median: Digbeth and Balsall Heath; Selly Oak and Selly Park; Bournville and Stirchley; Moseley and Billesley, and others. Street-level prices within a district can differ a lot. Rents are indicative two-bedroom estimates, not advertised rents; check current listings. Journey times are distance-based estimates to Birmingham city centre, not timetabled journeys.
Use the moving checklist to compare the total monthly cost of a home, routes at the hours you travel, school admissions and local amenities. Then open the map to weight what matters to you and rank every Birmingham area against it.
Every Birmingham neighbourhood Boroughly covers, with its own guide: the Land Registry sale median and sample, an indicative two-bed rent, seven life scores, the journey to the centre and the fifteen everyday amenity checks.