The typical property in B67

B67 sits in Sandwell MBC, immediately south of B66. The outcode covers southern Smethwick and Bearwood, with the boundary running along the Hagley Road West. Housing is overwhelmingly Edwardian and pre-1939 terraces and short semis, with pockets of postwar council housing and newer infill apartments along the Bearwood Road. Bearwood town centre has independent shops and a small but active commercial frontage.

The Midland Metro tram runs through B67 between Wolverhampton and Birmingham, with The Hawthorns station providing interchange. Smethwick Rolfe Street station and Smethwick Galton Bridge are within walking distance of the northern half of the outcode. The A456 Hagley Road West runs along the southern boundary and is a major bus corridor into central Birmingham.

Employment patterns are commuter into central Birmingham, Sandwell General Hospital and the regional NHS network. Schools are Sandwell MBC maintained provision. Demographics skew younger and more ethnically diverse than the regional average, with a significant private-rented share around Bearwood.

Sandwell MBC operates additional HMO licensing covering defined areas including Bearwood and Smethwick. The Renters' Rights Act 2026 has abolished Section 21 evictions. The proposed 2030 EPC C standard, if enacted, will be a substantial cost on the Edwardian solid-wall terrace stock.