B47 house prices in Birmingham

• BromsgroveRedditch/26/00780/CPLUndecided

  350 m

  Certificate of lawfulness for the siting of a caravan within the curtilage of the dwellinghouse for ancillary residential use

  Received 2026-07-01

• StratfordOnAvon/26/01421/ADJCONPermitted

  382 m

  Hybrid Planning application for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of up to 680 residential dwellings (use class C3), land safeguarded for the provision of a local centre (use classes F1, F2 and E), land safeguarded for a 1FE primary school (use class F1), land safeguarded for the provision of a car park and mobility hub and associated infrastructure, public open space and landscaping with all matters reserved except for access.

  Received 2026-06-03 · decided 2026-06-30

• BromsgroveRedditch/26/00396/HYBUndecided

  373 m

  Hybrid Planning application for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of up to 680 residential dwellings (use class C3), land safeguarded for the provision of a local centre (use classes F1, F2 and E), land safeguarded for a 1FE primary school (use class F1), land safeguarded for the provision of a car park and mobility hub and associated infrastructure, public open space and landscaping with all matters reserved except for access.

  Received 2026-03-31

• BromsgroveRedditch/25/01372/EORUndecided

  383 m

  (THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION) In accordance with Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (the 'EIA Regulations', as amended) we hereby submit a request for the LPA to adopt an EIA Scoping Opinion. Development of Up to 875 new homes, of which 50 percent would be affordable; a range of house types, sizes and tenures, a primary school, a Local Centre, a 'Mobility Hub' consisting of 50 car parking spaces, cycle parking and other sustainable transport modes to serve Wythall and Whitlocks End station commuters, children's and youth play facilities and amenity open space, extensive green infrastructure including sustainable drainage areas, ecological enhancements and new tree planting, Biodiversity Net Gain of at least 10 percent and, retention of the existing Public Rights of Way (PRoW) as well as extensive new footpath and cycle routes.

  Received 2025-11-18

• BromsgroveRedditch/TPO25/110Rejected

  308 m

  T1 Oak tree fell The works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability to 9 Burford Road Hollywood Birmingham B47 5EH. Estimated costs of repair to the building are a minimum of ??75,000.00 if the influence of the tree(s) remain and ??5,000.00 if the proposed tree works are allowed to proceed. Granting permission will limit these costs. In the event of a refusal we, or our clients, will seek to secure compensation for the additional costs incurred through Section 202(e). Should the tree/s remain the total cost of repairs will be the Superstructural repairs + Alternative method of repairs (Minimum) = ??80,000.00 It is the expert opinion of both the case engineer and arboriculturalist that on the balance of probabilities the supporting information demonstrates the influence of the tree(s). Note: Further monitoring results may be submitted if these become available during the course of this application.

  Received 2025-06-16 · decided 2025-07-24

• BromsgroveRedditch/25/00487/S73Permitted

  90 m

  Variation of planning conditions 2(approved plans), 4(drainage), 6(landscaping) and 8(parking) of planning permission 25/00028/FUL to allow for the erection of a garage

  Received 2025-04-22 · decided 2025-06-11

Applications are matched within 500 m of the B47 district centroid, so this is activity in the area, not at any one address. Register wording and status are reproduced as the local planning authority published them. Showing 6 of 20 held; run a live planning search for B47 for the current picture.

Across the 12 sampled B47 postcodes, deprivation runs decile 4 to decile 10, with a median of decile 8 of 10: where 1 is among the most deprived 10% of England and 10 the least deprived.

B47 5PH, the sampled postcode sitting at that median: On the English Indices of Deprivation 2025, this postcode falls in decile 8 of 10, where 1 is among the most deprived 10% of England and 10 the least deprived. It's area context for the wider neighbourhood, not a judgement on any individual home.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (English Indices of Deprivation 2025, MHCLG). Deprivation is published for small areas (LSOAs), not for postcode districts, so B47 spans several. We sampled 12 postcodes in B47: the ones with the most recent recorded sales, up to a limit of 12. That is a convenience sample, not a random one, so it leans toward streets where homes are changing hands. 12 returned a row. It is context for the neighbourhood, never a judgement on any individual home. How we choose the sample.