Investment Score
Below AverageBased on rental yield, price growth, safety, schools, transport & flood risk in B1
Crime Statistics
Higher crime levels, significantly influenced by nearby retail/commercial areas.
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↓ 10% vs previous period
Source: Police.uk • Open Government Licence
Deprivation Index (IMD)Local authority (Birmingham)
Birmingham has above-average deprivation, in the bottom 30% of areas nationally.
1 = most deprived 10%, 10 = least deprived 10% nationally
Source: MHCLG Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025 • Open Government Licence
House Price Index
Local-authority-wide figures for Birmingham (the HPI is only published at LAD level). For the B1-specific median see the headline above and the sales sections below.
Average Price by Type
24-Month Price Trend
Source: HM Land Registry UK House Price Index (as of 01/12/2025) • Open Government Licence
Schools & Education
Breakdown of all 30 schools within 1 mile, by phase.
GCSE Performance (2024/25)
Based on 104 secondary schools in Birmingham
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Transport Links
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Browse by property type
Median prices in B1 broken out by HMLR property type, last 5 years.
Pages only appear above where at least 10 sales were registered in the last 5 years.
Price Trends
Momentum for Birmingham. For the headline B1 median see the top of the page; for the smoothed local-authority average see the House Price Index section above.
12 Month Trend
Source: ONS House Price Index • Open Government Licence
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Council TaxPostcode-level
Source: Valuation Office Agency
Property timelinePostcode-level
Sales and planning applications at this postcode, most recent first.
- Apr 2018 · PLANNINGTemporary display of advertisement boards with Halo backlit lettering on existing hoarding along Belsize Road and non-illuminated advertisement boards on existing hoarding along Abbey Road until 21/03/2021in connection with Community Investment Programme and approved redevelopment under application reference: 2012/0096/P.Final Decision2018/1714/A
- Mar 2018 · PLANNINGTemporary display of non-illuminated advertisement boards on existing hoarding along Belsize Road and Abbey Road until 31/08/2019 in connection with Community Investment Programme and approved redevelopment under application reference: 2012/0096/P.Final Decision2018/1393/A
- Feb 2017 · PLANNINGRequest for observarions from the London Borough of Barnet for submission of Reserved Matters Application within Phase 1A (North) of the Brent Cross Cricklewood Regeneration Area; relating to Layout, Scale, Appearance, Access and Landscaping for Bridge Structure B1 (Replacement A406 Tempelhof Bridge). Submission is pursuant to conditions 1.2.1A, and 2.1 and for the part discharge of condition 13.1 of planning permission F/04687/13 dated 23 July 2014 for the comprehensive mixed use redevelopment of the Brent Cross Cricklewood Regeneration AreaWithdrawn2017/0054/P
- Feb 2017 · PLANNINGReserved Matters Application within Phase 1A (North) of the Brent Cross Cricklewood Regeneration Area; relating to Layout, Scale, Appearance, Access and Landscaping for Bridge Structure B1 (Replacement A406 Tempelhof Bridge). Submission is pursuant to conditions 1.2.1A, and 2.1 and for the part discharge of condition 13.1 of planning permission F/04687/13 dated 23 July 2014 for the comprehensive mixed use redevelopment of the Brent Cross Cricklewood Regeneration AreaWithdrawn2015/6071/P
- Oct 2014 · PLANNINGAmendments to approved scheme granted on 25/11/2011 (ref: 2011/4713/P) for Reserved Matters in connection to Development Zone B (Plot B1) for the erection of a part 9/12/13 storey building, plus basement and basement mezzanine levels, comprising 41,035sqm of office floorspace (Class B1) at part lower ground, part upper ground and on first to eleventh floors, 1,000sqm of flexible retail/financial/café/drinking establishment/take away uses (Class A1/A2/A3/A4/A5) at part lower ground and upper ground levels, plant/storage areas and car parking at basement level, Metropolitan Police Office and staff cycle storage at mezzanine basement level, a public bicycle storage facility at part lower ground level with associated roof plant at part tenth and eleventh floors and submission of associated details in compliance with condition nos. 3, 6, 14, 16-23, 27-28, 31, 33-38, 45-46, 48-49, 51, 56, 60 and 64-67 of outline planning permission granted 22/12/2006 (ref 2004/2307) for a comprehensive, mixed-use development of former railway lands within the King's Cross Opportunity Area. Amendments relate to revision of main entrance arrangement; integration of louvres for future tenants; integration of small area of backpainted glass; redesign of the kiosk on the north elevation; amendments to the design of the west elevation fractures to achieve acoustic performance criteria; door arrangement alterations and minor changes to the proposed floor areas.Final Decision2014/4693/P
- Jul 2013 · PLANNINGUse of unit as a retail shop (Class A1)Final Decision2013/3986/P
- Jan 2013 · PLANNINGDetails pursuant to condition 2 (bird and bat boxes) of planning permission dated 25/11/12 (Ref 2011/4713/P) for for the erection of a part 9/12/13 storey building, plus basement and basement mezzanine levels for mixed commercial usage.Final Decision2012/6501/P
- Jan 2013 · PLANNINGDetails pursuant to condition 1(a) (external materials and finishes) and 1(b) (paving and hard landscaping surface treatment) and 3 (external lighting) of reserved matters dated 25/11/11 (Ref: 2011/4713/P) for a 9-13 storey building for mixed office (Class B1) and flexible secondary uses (Class A1/A2/A3/A4/A5) on Plot B1.Final Decision2012/6341/P
- Dec 2012 · PLANNINGUse of 810sqm area of Building B1, King's Cross Central, as a public cycle storage facility (including cycle storage area, workshop and ancillary staff/storage area and approximately 305sqm retail shop area) (sui generis)Final Decision2012/5872/P
- Nov 2011 · PLANNINGSubmission of Reserved Matters relating to Development Zone B (Plot B1) for the erection of a part 9/12/13 storey building, plus basement and basement mezzanine levels, comprising 41,035sqm of office floorspace (Class B1) at part lower ground, part upper ground and on first to eleventh floors, 1,000sqm of flexible retail/financial/café/drinking establishment/take away uses (Class A1/A2/A3/A4/A5) at part lower ground and upper ground levels, plant/storage areas and car parking at basement level, Metropolitan Police Office and staff cycle storage at mezzanine basement level, a public bicycle storage facility at part lower ground level with associated roof plant at part tenth and eleventh floors. Matters addressed by this submission entail associated details in compliance with condition nos. 3, 6, 14, 16-23, 27-28, 31, 33-38, 45-46, 48-49, 51, 56, 60 and 64-67 of the outline planning permission for a comprehensive, phased, mixed-use development of former railway lands within the Kings Cross Opportunity Area (Ref: 2004/2307/P granted subject to s106 agreement on 22 December 2006).Final Decision2011/4713/P
Sources: HM Land Registry Price Paid · planning.data.gov.uk · matched by postcode (street-level, not house-level).
Planning Applications & ConstraintsPostcode-level
- Heat pump (air source) external unit
- Outbuilding / garden room
- Fell or significantly prune a tree
- Single-storey rear extension (under 4 m)
- Loft conversion with rear dormer
- Replace windows (uPVC, double-glazed)
- Solar PV panels on roof
- Front porch (under 3 m²)
- Drop kerb / new vehicle access
- Demolish + rebuild
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Indicative only — your local planning authority has the final say.
Source: planning.data.gov.uk
Heritage & Listed BuildingsPostcode-level
Source: Historic England
Noise Levels
Source: DEFRA Strategic Noise Maps (Round 3)
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Air Quality
Low pollution. Ideal for outdoor activities.
Source: DEFRA UK-AIR
Flood Risk
No current flood alerts in this area.
Source: Environment Agency
Walkability
Excellent walkability with daily errands easily completed on foot.
Source: OpenStreetMap
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Local Climate
5-year average from Open-Meteo
Source: Open-Meteo Historical Weather API
Food Hygiene Ratings
45 rated establishments within 1 mile
Source: Food Standards Agency
Energy & Carbon Intensity
Grid region: Unknown
Generation Mix
Source: National Grid ESO Carbon Intensity API
Elevation
At 147m above sea level, this location is well-elevated, significantly reducing flood risk from coastal and river sources.
Source: Open Topo Data (SRTM 30m)
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