B1 1RH · Commercial Street

England · 60 recorded sales

What homes here actually sold for

AddressSoldPrice
Apartment 89, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Nov 2024 £120,000
Unit 1, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Aug 2022 £700,000
Apartment 88, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Feb 2020 £147,500
Apartment 97, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Feb 2020 £136,000
Apartment 77, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Oct 2019 £184,000
Apartment 36, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Oct 2019 £184,000
Apartment 71, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street May 2019 £220,000
Apartment 35, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Mar 2019 £185,000
Apartment 61, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Oct 2018 £181,000
Apartment 76, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Sep 2018 £272,000
Apartment 91, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Sep 2018 £283,000
Apartment 11, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Aug 2018 £295,000
Apartment 45, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Jul 2018 £188,800
Apartment 28, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Apr 2018 £240,000
Apartment 82, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Feb 2018 £228,000
Apartment 95, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Feb 2018 £119,000
Apartment 49, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Feb 2018 £230,000
Apartment 77, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Jan 2018 £167,000
Apartment 48, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Dec 2017 £190,000
Apartment 92, VIVA, 10 Commercial Street Sep 2017 £178,050
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — the price recorded on the deed, not an estimate. Showing the 20 most recent of 60.

Median sale price by year

YearSalesMedian
20166£157,475
20179£178,050
201810£229,000
20194£184,500
20202£141,750
20221£700,000
20241£120,000
A year with one or two sales is those sales, not a trend. Source: HM Land Registry.

Council tax bands here

Band C — 9 homesBand D — 51 homesBand E — 28 homes
12 homes here look banded above comparable neighbours.
Apartment 47, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 90, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 51, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 57, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 82, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 7, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 80, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 20, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 21, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 98, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 52, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Apartment 69, Viva, 10 Commercial Street, Birmingham, B1 1rh band E, neighbours typically D 60 of 88 lower
Worth checking rather than acting on. A review can move a band down and it can move one up, and you can check any address free at gov.uk. This compares like with like - numbered houses against numbered houses, flats against flats - because a named house on the same street is usually simply a bigger house.
Source: Valuation Office Agency. Bands are 1991 values in England, 2003 in Wales.

Energy efficiency

B — 7C — 63D — 7E — 1
Typical home here: 58 m², 2 habitable rooms — median of 78 assessed homes.
Source: the EPC register. Only homes assessed since 2008 appear, so this is a sample of the street, not all of it.

On the market now

AddressAsking
Commercial Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 2 bed £165,000
Commercial Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 1 bed £125,000
Viva, 10 Commercial Street, B1 1RH 2 bed —
Viva Apartment, Commercial Street, B1 2 bed —
Viva, Birmingham, B1 2 bed —
Viva Apartments, 10 Commercial Street, B1 1RH 2 bed —
Viva, Birmingham, B1 1 bed —
Viva, Commercial Street, B1 1RH let agreed —
Asking prices as currently advertised. An asking price is what is wanted, not what is paid.
PropertyLake · figures are as published by their sources and may lag actual events. Land Registry publishes a sale some months after completion.