Local authority · E08000025

Birmingham year by year

Every series published for Birmingham, on one time axis. An empty cell means nothing was published for that year: no figure is carried forward, interpolated or estimated to fill it. Where a series publishes more often than once a year, the cell holds the last period ending in that year.

Published figures for Birmingham, 1986 to 2027
Series198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202520262027
Band D council tax by billing authority£1,668£1,756£1,816£1,913£2,091£2,245£2,363
Median annual pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£22,846£23,666£23,868£24,042£24,036£24,397£25,014£25,049£25,994£26,738£27,853£27,501£29,341£28,884£30,835£32,339£33,955£35,989
Median weekly pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£432£460£466£450£465£479£479£488£495£523£532£537£552£563£600£639£662£708
Average private rent a month£693£731£746£768£779£794£816£852£950£1,036£1,084£1,093
Private rent annual change5.4%2.1%2.9%1.5%1.8%2.8%4.4%11.5%9.1%4.7%2.8%
People claiming unemployment-related benefits88,95075,27558,05547,05548,60068,02075,58071,62062,92557,32547,85538,42537,61035,64033,64529,69029,52030,35529,79034,01035,96032,75039,96050,56045,90551,10548,08041,27530,64528,10529,81530,58539,79547,86581,23567,09560,82063,18078,73575,48577,310
Claimants as a proportion of residents aged 16 to 6412.1%11.5%10.2%9.3%7.8%6.3%6.2%5.8%5.5%4.8%4.8%4.8%4.7%5.3%5.5%5%6%7.5%6.7%7.4%6.9%5.9%4.3%3.9%4.1%4.2%5.4%6.5%11%9.1%8.1%8.3%10.2%9.8%10%
Average house price£44,017£45,764£48,623£50,346£56,062£61,648£71,027£92,268£113,763£129,437£132,493£138,785£143,161£127,724£129,665£130,817£125,859£128,157£133,510£141,027£148,859£161,029£172,917£183,247£182,379£192,065£207,532£233,948£224,814£232,547£231,188£234,150
House price annual change4%6.2%3.5%11.4%10%15.2%29.9%23.3%13.8%2.4%4.7%3.2%-10.8%1.5%0.9%-3.8%1.8%4.2%5.6%5.6%8.2%7.4%6%-0.5%5.3%8.1%12.7%-3.9%3.4%-0.6%2.2%
Net internal migration by local authority-6,267-7,587-9,411-7,405-5,572-9,064-10,973-13,730-13,370-19,153-16,244-15,563-16,373-21,850
International migration into a local authority14,55515,18016,64918,34221,36218,33919,27822,53321,91818,51031,10439,17238,70726,920
International migration out of a local authority10,87710,08310,88810,62010,64611,68111,76713,52616,81810,9089,79511,74614,47217,217
Net international migration by local authority3,6785,0975,7617,72210,7166,6587,5119,0075,1007,60221,30927,42624,2359,703
Births by local authority17,63617,53317,23116,82917,16317,01716,18615,70615,23014,58214,67414,41314,59815,117
Deaths by local authority8,2118,5777,9548,7338,4688,5228,6478,2159,9059,7499,4649,5809,0158,931
Births minus deaths by local authority9,4258,9569,2778,0968,6958,4957,5397,4915,3254,8335,2104,8335,5836,186
Other population change by local authority3,5423,4043,5662,7952,5002,5332,0801,8289911,31133-51-651
Population by local authority1,074,2831,084,6611,094,5311,103,7241,114,9321,131,2711,139,8931,146,0501,150,6461,148,6921,143,2851,153,5931,170,2381,183,618

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