Cheapest and most expensive places in West Midlands for semi-detached houses (August 2026)

Warwick was the most expensive of West Midlands’s 30 councils in August 2026 (semi-detached house price £391,562).

Stoke-on-Trent was the cheapest (£161,936). The middle council, Shropshire, had £259,969.

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Semi-detached house price for every council in West Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Warwick£391,562
2Stratford-on-Avon£370,033
3Solihull£346,414
4Bromsgrove£324,833
5Lichfield£318,271
6Malvern Hills£316,219
7Wychavon£294,327
8Herefordshire£280,673
9Rugby£280,096
10Worcester£280,017
11South Staffordshire£277,565
12Birmingham£276,268
13Coventry£268,326
14North Warwickshire£262,618
15Shropshire£259,969
16Redditch£256,725
17Stafford£252,170
18Dudley£244,121
19Wyre Forest£241,782
20Tamworth£237,616
21Walsall£231,664
22East Staffordshire£230,407
23Wolverhampton£230,304
24Sandwell£228,439
25Nuneaton and Bedworth£226,445
26Cannock Chase£222,470
27Staffordshire Moorlands£221,597
28Telford and Wrekin£204,213
29Newcastle-under-Lyme£201,629
30Stoke-on-Trent£161,936

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