Across the country, cities are making moves to revitalize and reinvent their downtowns. Cities like Detroit are struggling to bring back the iconic pulse of
Over the past 5 years, Birmingham has experienced a steady growth in multifamily transactions both by volume and by dollar amount. However, the Iron City’s
Brooks Harris and Russ Doyle announce partnership with Clayton Properties this week. Alabama’s new construction market has been on the rise in 2017, but year-over-year
Stephen McNair, Ph.D., of Mobile-based McNair Historic Preservation, recently stopped by the Alabama Center for Real Estate to visit and talk about the newly-revived historic tax
The median age for a construction worker in the United States is 41, according to a recent article by the National Association of Home Builders. The
Recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau show a large disparity in the absorption and completion rates of condominiums in recent years. The gap in
Proponents of the renewal of Alabama’s state Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit program have been encouraged over the past week, since legislation was introduced in Montgomery that would
Alabama lawmakers are expected to introduce a bill this month that could reinstate the expired Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit. Advocates for the bill saw the
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
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
