# Walsall Property Market Summary
Walsall's property market demonstrates a substantial long-term upward trajectory, with average prices rising from £224,243 in 2017 to £245,097 in early 2025 – representing approximately 9% growth over this period. The market experienced notable acceleration during the pandemic years, with prices climbing from £238,572 in 2020 to a peak of £269,183 in 2023. Recent trends show a slight cooling, with 2024 and 2025 prices stabilising around the £245,000 mark, though this remains significantly above pre-pandemic levels.
The West Midlands town maintains an active property market with consistent transaction volumes, averaging over 2,000 sales annually. The overall average price of £163,117 across Walsall's 47,751 properties reflects the area's diverse housing stock, encompassing everything from affordable terraced housing to more substantial family homes. Walsall offers considerably more accessible property prices compared to neighbouring Birmingham, making it an attractive proposition for first-time buyers and families seeking value in the Black Country region whilst maintaining good transport links to larger employment centres.
The average house price in Walsall, West Midlands is £163,117. Prices range from £250 to £415,000,000.
There are 47,751 properties in Walsall with 59,202 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Walsall is £115,500, compared to an average of £163,117.
Walsall has 17,712 semi-detached properties, 13,828 terraced properties, 11,143 detached properties, 4,144 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Walsall have risen by 339.5% from £55,209 in 1995 to £242,650 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Walsall by number of properties include Lichfield Road, Sutton Road, Bridge Street, Walsall Road, Broadway North.
Walsall is located in West Midlands, in the Walsall district.