The property market across the West Midlands has been on an upward trajectory for the best part of 10 years and Birmingham property prices are only set to rise further.
According to JLL, property prices in the second city are on track to increase 24.5% by 2026, largely driven by a combination of ever-increasing demand and low supply.
Historically, Birmingham prices have risen by 57% over the last decade according to the Land Registry, while future forecasts suggest prices could rise by £50,000 over the next four.
This has put Birmingham property firmly at the top of many investor wish lists across the world, especially with the Commonwealth Games fast approaching.