Alabama’s residential market is substantially impacted by the amount of homes listed for sale at any given moment. It impacts months of supply, median sales
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on year-over-year (Y/Y) growth in total residential sales during September. 1. Gadsden Area: 49.2%
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on median price appreciation in August 2019: 1. Gadsden Area: 23.8% 2. Lake Martin Area: 19.6%
According to the Alabama Housing Affordability Index (AHAI) for the second quarter of 2019, there were five metro areas identified as cities where the average Alabama family
For this month’s market spotlight we are heading to a region that accounts for approximately one-fourth of the nation’s peanut crop, Southeast Alabama. Building on
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on median price appreciation in July 2019: 1. Marshall County: 33.3% 2. Dothan Area: 13.1% 3.
The Alabama Center for Real Estate created the following rankings based on median price appreciation in June 2019: 1. Dothan Area: 16.2% 2. Decatur Area: 15.4% 3.
April residential sales in Alabama grew 16.3 percent year-over-year. During this same period, existing home sales nationwide increased 2.9 percent. The Alabama Center for Real Estate identified the top five
Statewide, total residential sales increased 16 percent from April 2017 while nationwide residential sales increased 3 percent. All four of Alabama’s large metro areas were ahead
Sales: According to the Dothan Multiple Listing Service Inc., Dothan-area residential sales totaled 145 units during April, an increase of 42.2 percent from one year ago when
