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Invest in Birmingham

Birmingham is one of the UK's most enticing investment locations for global investors and will be an international destination.

Birmingham is packed with growth and innovation prospects

Birmingham and the West Midlands region are recognised as hubs for innovation and growth being recognised as a fast-growing business start-up sector which translates into job opportunities, population growth, and housing demands.

Businesses, seeking to capitalise on regional potential, find this area highly appealing. Notable companies such as National Express, Sainsbury’s, Lloyds Bank, and Jaguar have been drawn to this bustling economic landscape.

The second largest city in the UK

As the second-largest city in the UK, Birmingham’s thriving property market greatly benefits from its robust job market and numerous business prospects.

Birmingham’s working population has increased by 23% since 2000, registering 1.15 million residents as of 2023, and is forecast to reach more than 1.2 million (+4.5%) inhabitants by 2035.

House prices have also risen by 80% over the past 10 years and there are expectations for a further 35% growth over the next few years. Yet housing in Birmingham is still 34% more affordable than the UK average, making Birmingham an attractive option for buy-to-let investors looking for pockets of value.

Birmingham has over a 49% graduate retention rate.

Property price growth of over 19% by 2027.

Average rent increased by 15% over the last five years.

Predicted property value growth of over 35% by 2035.

Birmingham properties are still 34% more affordable than the UK average.

Over 30% of the city's population is under 25, supporting the city's rental market.

Birmingham has over a 49% graduate retention rate.

Property price growth of over 19% by 2027.

Average rent increased by 15% over the last five years.

Predicted property value growth of over 35% by 2035.

Birmingham properties are still 34% more affordable than the UK average.

Over 30% of the city's population is under 25, supporting the city's rental market.

Birmingham has over a 49% graduate retention rate.

Property price growth of over 19% by 2027.

Average rent increased by 15% over the last five years.

Predicted property value growth of over 35% by 2035.

Birmingham properties are still 34% more affordable than the UK average.

Over 30% of the city's population is under 25, supporting the city's rental market.

Birmingham has over a 49% graduate retention rate.

Property price growth of over 19% by 2027.

Average rent increased by 15% over the last five years.

Predicted property value growth of over 35% by 2035.

Birmingham properties are still 34% more affordable than the UK average.

Over 30% of the city's population is under 25, supporting the city's rental market.

A city benefiting from huge economic growth.

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Birmingham City Centre is continuously on the rise, thanks to its thriving economy due to job growth, business opportunities and foreign investment.

Birmingham’s economy has grown by 131% since the year 2000, totalling £37.6 billion as of 2023. It’s expected to expand by a further 53% to reach £57.4 billion by 2035. As the second-largest city in the UK, Birmingham’s vibrant economy is a significant factor contributing to its flourishing property market.

With significant investments from India, the US, and Germany, Birmingham has become the UK’s premier destination for foreign direct investment, generating more than 12,000 jobs in the past decade and ranking as the seventh most attractive UK city for investors.

A growing economy

Forbes ranked Birmingham as the 2nd best city in the UK for business start-ups.

Huge graduate retention

49% of graduates choose to remain in the city after graduation.

Affordable properties

Housing in Birmingham is still 34% more affordable than the UK average.

A growing population

The population is expected to grow by over 1.2 million by 2035.

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