Cheapest and most expensive places in West Midlands to buy a flat (August 2026)

Warwick was the most expensive of West Midlands’s 30 councils in August 2026 (flat price £216,221).

Stoke-on-Trent was the cheapest (£89,610). The middle council, Herefordshire, had £127,868.

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Flat price for every council in West Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Warwick£216,221
2Stratford-on-Avon£190,151
3Malvern Hills£183,236
4Solihull£181,883
5Lichfield£164,083
6Bromsgrove£151,876
7Wychavon£148,127
8South Staffordshire£147,270
9Birmingham£143,861
10Worcester£139,876
11North Warwickshire£136,189
12Shropshire£135,574
13Rugby£130,233
14Coventry£129,386
15Herefordshire£127,868
16Walsall£121,871
17Wyre Forest£120,744
18Dudley£120,440
19Tamworth£118,348
20Redditch£115,889
21Wolverhampton£112,899
22Stafford£112,477
23Staffordshire Moorlands£112,093
24Sandwell£111,697
25Nuneaton and Bedworth£111,371
26East Staffordshire£106,403
27Cannock Chase£105,774
28Telford and Wrekin£98,929
29Newcastle-under-Lyme£90,902
30Stoke-on-Trent£89,610

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