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
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 late spring and early summer months of the home building season have been marked by rising costs. Interest rates are rising, lumber prices are
Home price appreciation has many sellers in today’s market counting their gains. Buyers, however, have not been deterred by rising home prices as total sales
Alabama has been on a roll recently, attracting the likes of Google, Facebook, and Toyota-Mazda. Drawn to Alabama by tax incentives, the availability of skilled
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
