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Birmingham Area Near Top of Pack in Affordable Homes Birmingham now ranks third in the nation for affordable housing, outpacing at least seven other Southeastern cities. According to a study of the nation's largest 50 metro areas conducted by American City Business Journals, parent company of the Birmingham Business Journal, the metro area's median monthly housing payment was $753, taking a little over 20 percent of local homeowners' median monthly household income of $3,711. …read more |
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Home builder confidence up in August A confidence index among home builders inched up in August to its highest level in a year. The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index reached 18 this month, which was its highest since June 2008, said a news release. |
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Developer: Homewood\'s Hallman Hill still on track Source: Birmingham Business Journal, June 26, 2009 The developer of the $37 million, mixed-use Hallman Hill in Homewood said the project’s first condominiums are complete and closings should start in less than a month. |
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Birmingham Luxury Condo Owners Polish Sales Pitch Source: al.com, April 2, 2010 The owners of a Birmingham high-rise condominium tower have cut prices on empty condos in hopes of finally selling them in a harsh market. |
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Mountain Brook's Lane Parke development to get redesign, new partner MOUNTAIN BROOK, Alabama -- Mountain Brook Village's proposed Lane Parke mixed-use development is getting another redesign and a new planning partner. Organizers hope to begin construction on the project -- now three years in the making -- sometime next spring, but they will have to once again navigate the city's zoning process. |
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Birmingham named Great Retirement City by Kiplinger |
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