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Your Ward in Numbers: Housing and Homelessness in Pype Hayes (October 2026)

By Cllr Danny Carter · 20 October 2026

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Understanding our local housing situation helps us see how our neighbourhood supports families and individuals across Pype Hayes. ## The key numbers

  • 4880 homes are on the council tax list in Pype Hayes, which represents a portion of the 465310 homes across Birmingham.
  • 15.8% of homes in Pype Hayes are in council tax band A, which is much lower than the Birmingham average of 35.3%.
  • 45.7% of homes in Pype Hayes are in council tax band B, significantly higher than the Birmingham average of 28.4%.
  • 26.4% of homes in Pype Hayes are in council tax band C, which is higher than the city-wide figure of 18.3%.
  • £29197195 was spent by Birmingham City Council on city housing payments to suppliers over £500 in July 2026.

What this means for you

Council tax bands (the category your home falls into for tax purposes based on its value) help us understand the type of housing stock in our area. Pype Hayes has a distinct profile, with a higher concentration of homes in band B and band C compared to the wider city. This reflects the specific mix of houses available to residents in our local streets.

The council manages a large budget to support essential housing services, including homelessness prevention and temporary accommodation. The city-wide spending of over 29 million pounds in July 2026 highlights the ongoing investment required to maintain supply and manage the housing challenges faced by many across Birmingham. ## How to have your say

If you have concerns about your housing, local street conditions, or tenancy issues, you can report them at https://dannycarter.org.uk/report or contact Cllr Danny Carter's office. ## Where the figures come from

  • Valuation Office Agency council tax stock of properties (CTSOP1.1) (31 March 2025): https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6a0ad444c75cc34a8ff8f397/CTSOP1.1.zip
  • Birmingham City Council payments to suppliers over £500 (July 2026): https://cityobservatory.birmingham.gov.uk/explore/assets/payments-to-suppliers-over-gbp500/
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