Alabama housing market
Alabama home values peaked at $141,908 in 2007, fell -14.3% to $121,638 by 2012, and stand at $241,517 today.
Alabama home values peaked at $141,908 in 2007, fell -14.3% to $121,638 by 2012, and stand at $241,517 today.
5 forecasts published for Alabama, newest first.
Coverage gap. The most recent Alabama forecast on this site is for 2018 — 8 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.
Reporting filed under Alabama, newest first.
A drop in home buyer interest driven by a lack of consumer confidence and record long high unemployment has sent the Alabama housing market into the…
By Mike Colpitts As it roars toward the Gulf Coast to make landfall forecast to turn into a hurricane, tropical storm Isaac poses more than $36 billion in…
By Mike Colpitts For the fourth straight month home values have increased in appreciation across the U.S., according to real estate research firm CoreLogic.
By Mike Colpitts Home prices declined an average of less than one-percent in the U.S. on a year to year basis through the end of March, according to a…
The capital of Florida has been named the favorite U.S. city for baby boomers to retire by a Washington based economics research group.
By Mike Colpitts Home sales are already picking up in many areas of the U.S. and are forecast to increase even more in 2012 as pent-up buyer demand plays a…
By Kevin Chiu The foreclosure crisis has produced an overpowering series of affects across the U.S., destroying businesses, taking away livelihoods, tossing…
By Mike Colpitts A study of home sales in Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida along the Gulf of Mexico shows that home values have fallen an average…
By Mike Colpitts Buffeted by high unemployment and weak consumer sentiment, housing markets are encountering sluggish home sales in the midst of what is…
By Mike Colpitts Hindered by financing problems and weak consumer confidence, existing home sales declined in May, falling 3.8% to a seasonally adjusted…
By Mike Colpitts As anxieties rise with the floodwaters along the mighty Mississippi River and residents flee for higher ground, the U.S.
By Mike Colpitts An organization that gained national fame for helping homeowners and businesses in natural disasters, including Hurricane Katrina is…
By Mike Colpitts Little government aid is available to homeowners struggling to hold on to their homes caught in the grip of economic hardship, according to…
By Mike Colpitts Home prices dropped for six straight months in the U.S., declining by 5.7% on average in January compared to a year earlier, despite the…
Despite the troubled economy, the best buyers real estate markets for investors in 2010 possess stronger regional economies and the hottest prospects for the…