Fifty years ago, America made a change that would positively affect the living conditions and everyday lives of many individuals who experience housing discrimination; the
Overview: Nationwide, residential inventory increased 2.7 percent from 1,870,000 to 1,920,000 listings. This is significant because it marks the first year-over-year inventory gain in 3 years.
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on year-over-year (YOY) growth in total residential sales during August. Morgan County – 37.6
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on new construction as a percentage of total residential sales during August. 1. Athens:
Overview: Nationwide, inventory levels are starting to stabilize. After a 0.5 percent increase in listings during June, July’s inventory of 1,920,000 residential listings was equal to
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on year-to-date median price appreciation through July. Gadsden – 16.8 percent Walker County –
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on new construction as a percentage of total residential sales during July. 1. Athens:
The Census Bureau has tracked homeownership rates across America since 1994. Nationwide, homeownership rates reached an all-time high in the second and fourth quarters of 2004 at
1. Athens: 39.4 percent 2. Lee County: 27.8 percent 3. Huntsville Metro Area: 24.8 percent 4. Baldwin County: 24.6 percent 5. Montgomery Metro Area: 10.2 percentJune New Construction RecapStatewide: New
Second quarter residential sales in Alabama grew 10.4 percent year-over-year. During the same period, existing home sales nationwide fell 3 percent. The Alabama Center for Real Estate identified the top
