Help to Buy Birmingham

Please note that the Help to Buy equity loan closed to new applicants on October 31st, 2022. There are still alternatives to Help to Buy in Birmingham including Shared Ownership in Birmingham, please look here for more information.

For first time buyers who believe that purchasing their own home is out of reach, Help to Buy homes in Birmingham can help them take those vital first steps onto the property ladder. Shared Ownership homes in Birmingham can also help potential purchasers put down roots in an area they love, and finally find a place to call their own.

If you want to keep up to date with Help to Buy and Shared Ownership homes in Birmingham and the Midlands, all you have to do is sign up to Share to Buy and register to receive alerts. We’ll then automatically notify you when new properties become available.

This former manufacturing hub of the industrial revolution may have significantly changed over the years; however, Birmingham is a city which has, in one way or another, never looked back from its transformation. Today, it stands strong as a vitally important part of the British economy.

Birmingham leads the way in employment in a variety of sectors, including health and education, meaning there are plenty of job opportunities for those looking to call this city their new home. For those where higher education is a priority, Birmingham is home to five universities – perfect for those starting out in their career. Alongside this, Birmingham’s known as a major transport hub, which further increases the possibilities for career-minded individuals.

But simply pointing out the great employment and educational possibilities doesn’t give you a sense of the spirit of Birmingham. Whilst this city is ideal for all generations and individuals, it is full of life and vibrancy than simply businesses and trains.

It is a city that is proud of it’s past as it is excited about its future. It boasts an unfaltering love of music; from the classical (best symbolised by its iconic symphony hall) to the modern genre reflected in the O2 Arena. This passion for the creative can also be seen through its many museums and art galleries. But Birmingham’s love affair with culture can’t be contained within a frame, with the city being home to Britain’s longest-standing producing theatre, among many other performing art venues.