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
The following rankings were created by calculating percentage change in median sales price from Q2 2017 to Q2 2018. Morgan County: 15.2 percent Phenix City: 13.6 percent
The Alabama Center for Real Estate has added eight new members to its Leadership Council in 2018. Candice Bailey, Laurel Bailey, Robert Caliento, Ken DeWitt,
On Thursday, August 23, 2018 the Institute of Real Estate Management will host the third annual Alabama Real Estate Management Summit powered by the Alabama
Various cities, including Birmingham, are providing a “crane watch” list as commercial developments are taking place at a record pace. Some of the areas benefiting
Lee County led Alabama residential markets with 36.3 percent growth year-over-year in total residential sales. Year to date, there were 820 closed transactions in the area, representing
Residential real estate markets in Alabama passed a significant benchmark in May. The number of months of supply statewide dropped below 4 for the first
There are countless tales biographing the story of today’s first time home buyer. Huffington Post reports that Millennials Don’t Want to Buy Homes. Smart Asset says single women
Although this year represents the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, the United States is still struggling with equality of opportunity in housing. According to the
