Housing availability has been an ongoing issue across the United States, and Alabama is no exception. Income level plays a significant role in determining which
Olivia Outlaw is a Millennial. She is single, and she is weeks away from becoming a homeowner. The Ozark native, now residing in Tuscaloosa, is
In the above video, Dr. Robert Witt, former Chancellor of the University of Alabama system speaks at ACREcon 2017. Click here to read this week’s
Mobile home sales for 2016 outpaced 2015 by 4 percent. According to data acquired by the Alabama Center for Real Estate, there were 4,470 homes
Birmingham-based contractor Brasfield & Gorrie first stepped inside the then abandoned Pizitz building in downtown Birmingham about a decade ago. Back then, Bayer Properties, which
Owning a home remains a part of the American Dream for most people, but many feel homeownership is out of reach, a perception experts in
Click here to read this week’s edition of ACRE’s Week in Real Estate The Alabama Center for Real Estate at the Culverhouse College of Commerce is pleased to provide
Phenix City home sales in 2016 rose 8 percent over total home sales in 2015. According to the chart above, home sales in the Phenix
Alabama’s Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit received a ‘B’ rating in a recent impact study conducted by the University of Tennessee (“Evaluation of Alabama’s CAPCO Credit
Alabama foreclosure inventory dropped 24 percent in December, compared to the same period in 2015. According to the latest foreclosure data from CoreLogic, Alabama had
