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Land·Gap

How much land each council still has to find for new homes

Land gaps in West Midlands

Councils in West Midlands with complete brownfield registers need 20,638 new homes a year between them. Their registers cover 142% of 5 years of that.

Councils in West Midlands, lowest brownfield cover first
CouncilHomes a yearBrownfield coversStill to find
Wychavon965 6% 4,520
Malvern Hills629 20% 2,514
Tamworth437 23% 1,689
Herefordshire1,372 26% 5,063
Shropshire2,046 31% 7,082
Solihull1,289 32% 4,412
Walsall1,215 32% 4,130
North Warwickshire367 37% 1,154
Nuneaton and Bedworth760 47% 2,022
Wyre Forest616 54% 1,422
East Staffordshire628 55% 1,409
Dudley1,514 86% 1,071
Telford and Wrekin921 97% 127
Cannock Chase521 100% none
Coventry1,393 103% none
Lichfield769 107% none
Worcester555 109% none
Birmingham4,639 439% none
Bromsgrove717 register incomplete —
Newcastle-under-Lyme559 register incomplete —
Redditch464 register incomplete —
Rugby643 register incomplete —
Sandwell1,417 register incomplete —
South Staffordshire648 register incomplete —
Stafford760 register incomplete —
Staffordshire Moorlands501 register incomplete —
Stoke-on-Trent955 register incomplete —
Stratford-on-Avon1,084 register incomplete —
Warwick1,112 register incomplete —
Wolverhampton1,136 register incomplete —