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Birmingham Neighborhoods Map

Every recorded subdivision and condominium in Birmingham, shaded by home value, with a guide to each one.

Explore all 30 Birmingham neighborhoods across 1 ZIP code in Oakland County. Pick a ZIP code to filter the map, then open any neighborhood for its homes, how it compares and the pros who work nearby. Prefer a list? Use the directory below the map.

Neighborhoods
30
Homes in them
6,249
ZIP codes
1
Typical value
$782K

Homes counts the houses inside the recorded boundaries. Typical value is the middle of the 30 neighborhood values, each twice the median assessed value of its homes, since Michigan assesses at half of market value.

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Home value

Estimated home value

The same bands as the map colors, each about a fifth of Birmingham's valued neighborhoods; the number is how many are in it.

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The hints show the lowest and highest across Birmingham's neighborhoods.

30 neighborhoods

  1. '50s Adams Village 48009 · 146 homes $414K Built 1956
  2. '50s Birmingham Crestview 48009 · 283 homes $755K Built 1953
  3. '60s Birmingham Estates 48009 · 319 homes $649K Built 1960
  4. '50s Birmingham Forest Hills 48009 · 230 homes $836K Built 1955
  5. '40s Birmingham Gardens 48009 · 160 homes $418K Built 1949
  6. '50s Birmingham Hills 48009 · 183 homes $721K Built 1954
  7. '30s Birmingham Park Allotment 48009 · 83 homes $1.5M Built 1938
  8. '40s Birmingham Villas 48009 · 136 homes $492K Built 1948
  9. '50s C J Lingemans Quarton Road Unit 48009 · 114 homes $1.5M Built 1956
  10. '50s Coryell Park 48009 · 72 homes $2.2M Built 1955
  11. '60s East Maple Gardens 48009 · 172 homes $451K Built 1963
  12. '50s Golf View Heights 48009 · 79 homes $723K Built 1954
  13. '40s Graefield 48009 · 130 homes $240K Built 1948
  14. '50s Harrowgate 48009 · 125 homes $1.4M Built 1950
  15. '50s Heights 48009 · 84 homes $1.7M Built 1958
  16. '20s Highland View 48009 · 249 homes $808K Built 1928
  17. '60s James L Todd & Leinbach-Humphreys Indian Village 48009 · 109 homes $434K Built 1963
  18. '70s Leinbach-Humphrey's Woodward Ave 48009 · 1,061 homes $612K Built 1975
  19. '50s Meyering Land Company's Birmingham Highlands 48009 · 288 homes $883K Built 1954
  20. '50s Oakland Villas 48009 · 80 homes $900K Built 1952
  21. '40s Parts Torreys, Hood, & Smith Adds 48009 · 136 homes $1.1M Built 1949
  22. '50s Pembrook Manor 48009 · 447 homes $439K Built 1951
  23. '50s Quarton Lake Estates 48009 · 511 homes $1.4M Built 1952
  24. '80s Randall 48009 · 64 homes $1.7M Built 1985

Birmingham neighborhoods in numbers

Birmingham has 30 recorded neighborhoods on this map, 30 subdivisions, with about 6,249 homes across 1 ZIP code.

Homes in the typical Birmingham neighborhood are worth about $782K, 109% above the $374K typical across Oakland County's neighborhoods.

Values run from about $240K in Graefield to $2.2M in Coryell Park.

Half the neighborhoods were built before 1952.

Most and least expensive, newest and oldest in Birmingham

The two ends of each list, from the homes inside each boundary. Pick a list.

Most and least expensive Newest and oldest Biggest and most compact homes Largest and smallest

Values are twice the median assessed value of each neighborhood's homes. Years and sizes are the medians of its homes.

Birmingham neighborhood directory

Every neighborhood on the map, by ZIP code and A to Z. Each link opens its guide.

By ZIP code A to Z

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Where the numbers come from

Names and boundaries are the subdivision plats and condominiums recorded with Oakland County. Small plats beside a larger one of the same name are joined. Each neighborhood's homes, values, ages and sizes come from the county parcel roll for the houses inside its boundary, and one with only a handful of homes is left out.

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Addison Township 5 Auburn Hills 23 Berkley 20 Beverly Hills 21 Bloomfield Hills 16 Bloomfield Township 119 Brandon Township 11 Clawson 24 Commerce 58 Farmington 16 Farmington Hills 126 Ferndale 38 Franklin 12 Hazel Park 33 Highland Township 34 Holly 12 Huntington Woods 5 Independence Township 88 Keego Harbor 5 Lake Orion 7 Lyon Township 19 Madison Heights 45 Milford 13 Milford Township 10 Novi 64 Oak Park 41 Oakland Township 37 Orchard Lake Village 7 Orion Township 49 Oxford 5 Pleasant Ridge 7 Pontiac 67 Rochester 16 Rochester Hills 106 Rose Township 7 Royal Oak 77 Royal Oak Township 4 South Lyon 12 Southfield 106 Springfield Township 45 Sylvan Lake 4 Troy 153 Walled Lake 7 Waterford 126 West Bloomfield 138 White Lake 58 Wixom 21 Wolverine Lake 14

Birmingham neighborhoods FAQ

8 questions

How many neighborhoods are in Birmingham?
This map has 30 Birmingham neighborhoods (30 subdivisions), with about 6,249 homes in 1 ZIP code. Each has its own guide in the A to Z list.
What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Birmingham?
By estimated home value, Coryell Park ($2.2M), Heights ($1.7M), and Randall ($1.7M) are the priciest Birmingham neighborhoods. Values are twice the median assessed value of the homes inside each boundary. See the full lists.
What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Birmingham?
Graefield ($240K), Sheffield Estates ($404K), and Adams Village ($414K) have the lowest estimated home values in Birmingham. A lower value can mean smaller or older homes; open each guide for its year built and size.
What are the newest neighborhoods in Birmingham?
By the median year its homes were built, Resub of Brightlawn (1998), Randall (1985), and Leinbach-Humphrey's Woodward Ave (1975) are the newest. The oldest are Highland View (1928), Birmingham Park Allotment (1938), and Snow (1946).
What ZIP codes do Birmingham neighborhoods cover?
Birmingham's neighborhoods fall in 48009. See which ones share a ZIP in the ZIP code list.
What county is Birmingham in?
Birmingham is in Oakland County, Michigan. The Birmingham city guide has permits, services and the city hall.
Where do these neighborhood names and numbers come from?
The names and boundaries are the plats and condominiums recorded with Oakland County, the same names on deeds and tax bills. Home counts, values, ages and sizes come from the county's parcel roll for the homes inside each boundary, and every guide says what each number counts.
How do I find a contractor in my Birmingham neighborhood?
Open your neighborhood's guide for plumbers, HVAC companies, electricians, roofers, general contractors and handymen near it, or request quotes from Birmingham pros.