Bryant

Bryant, AL · Real Estate
AL.com
Huntsville’s new 172-home rental community expected to be ready next year
The first of the townhomes in a 172-home build-to-rent community in north Huntsville are expected to be ready early next year. Construction has started on the homes for REV3 at The Celeste on Plummer Road. Site work has been completed. The three-bedroom townhomes feature open-concept floor plans, modern interiors, and...
theredstonerocket.com
VFW event connects veterans with community resources
Veterans looking to transition into civilian life had the opportunity to connect to community resources Sept. 16. The event, hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5162 and the Department of Veterans Affairs, ran from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Madison. “I’ve been a member of VFW since...
AL.com
North Alabama home sales cooled in August, but ‘outperformed’ rest of the U.S., realtors say
Home sales in North Alabama cooled somewhat in August compared to July, but they remain ahead of last year’s pace according to data released by the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors. “With pending sales up 9.4% year to date and closed sales up 8.8%, the Huntsville real estate market...
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This Quaint Alabama Town Is So Affordable, You Can Live Comfortably On Just Social Security
Nobody told Athens, Alabama that retirement was supposed to be financially terrifying, and honestly, the town seems perfectly happy to keep proving everyone else wrong. Tucked into the northern corner of Alabama, not far from the Tennessee border, Athens is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you spent so many years somewhere more expensive and more stressful.
WAFF
Huntsville rises to No. 2 for renters as growth draws national attention
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville’s rapid growth is earning national recognition and bringing leaders from hundreds of miles away to the Rocket City to study how it happened. A new RentCafe ranking places Huntsville No. 2 among 150 U.S. cities for renters, a three-spot jump from its No. 5...
WAFF
Decatur cracks down on unregistered short-term rentals
DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - The city of Decatur is cracking down on short-term rentals. By the end of this month, short-term rental owners who have not registered with the city could face a $500 fee. Chad Bowman, river cities planning director, said the city is about six months into allowing...
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Swan Creek Shopping Center in Athens among new $1M+ building permits
New high-dollar construction projects are plentiful here in Alabama, with 16 new building permits approved this past week for projects exceeding $1 million. These permits include projects in Harvest, Auburn, Opelika, Cullman and the Birmingham metro, along with two permits totaling nearly $10 million for the Swan Creek Shopping Center in Athens.
The Associated Press
Enclave Acquires Alabama Industrial Facility for New DST Investment Offering
CULLMAN, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 16, 2026-- Enclave has acquired Trade Distribution Center, a 235,000-square-foot industrial facility located at 2400 Trade Drive in Cullman, Alabama. The acquisition expands Enclave’s investment platform and introduces a new Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) opportunity, with capacity to accept up to $9.3 million in equity from accredited investors, including those pursuing tax-deferred 1031 exchange strategies. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260916812170/en/ The property is strategically located along Interstate 65 in North Alabama’s manufacturing corridor, providing direct access to major automotive, aerospace, and industrial employers throughout the region. Situated on 11.88 acres, the facility features 36-foot clear heights and 31 overhead doors, providing the infrastructure needed for large-scale distribution operations. Trade Distribution Center is fully occupied by RESRG Automotive, a Tier-1 automotive supplier that supports production operations for Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Mazda, Honda, Hyundai, and Kia. The facility serves as a critical component of the tenant’s supply chain network and is backed by a long-term lease structure. It is also adjacent to the main RESRG manufacturing plan, which is a mission-critical part of the RESRG operating platform around the southeastern United States. The acquisition expands Enclave’s national footprint into a high-growth industrial market anchored
AL.com
View from the Top: Huntsville’s apartment glut nearing an end
View from the Top is an opinion column exploring all things Huntsville. It is coordinated by Doug Martinson. Today’s guest columnist is David Wilson, who is Director of Mixed Use Assets at RCP Companies. Huntsville’s apartment glut is finally breaking. The construction wave has crested, recovery is underway, and...
allthingsmadison.com
I Took a Wrong Turn in Huntsville and Found a Neighborhood You Should Know About
Every now and then, I take y’all just outside Madison because it may mean getting more house (and often a better price per square foot) without moving that far away. And Brier Fork Crossing in Northeast Huntsville is one of those places I think is worth having on your radar!
hvilleblast.com
Trailhead Huntsville to add 8,400 square feet in new phase
Trailhead Huntsville—the mixed-use development at the intersection of U.S. 72 and Moores Mill Road, which currently includes Food City, Chick-fil-A, Jersey Mike’s and a 24/7 Health Club & Wellness Center—is expanding with a new 8,400-square-foot addition. This phase of development, known as Pad 10, sits adjacent to...
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Modaus Road Sportsplex in Decatur among new $1M+ building permits in Alabama
Across the state this past week, more than 20 new building permits were issued for construction projects exceeding $1 million. These permits included projects in Athens, Cullman, Rainbow City and the Birmingham metro, among other communities. This week’s list includes three projects exceeding $10 million (two in Decatur and one...
Only In Your State
The Cheapest College Town in Alabama is Hiding a Major Piece of American History
We tend to assume that the cheapest college towns are the ones with the least going on. Florence, Alabama, has a Frank Lloyd Wright house, the state’s oldest public university, and a median rent of $820 per month. Nothing else in the state comes in lower, and no other Alabama town has a Wright building […]
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Prices up, inventory down in Huntsville housing market for August 2026
August saw a decline in the number of new listings and the number of home sold in Huntsville, but also saw the median sales price increase. The number of homes sold in Athens and in Madison also decreased in August compared to July while median sales prices increased. Read more...
AL.com
Huntsville breaks ground on $2.2 billion, 3,500-home development
The transformation of farmland into a thriving community near the Interstate 65-565 interchange in Limestone County has begun. Developers and Huntsville city officials broke ground Monday on the $2.2 billion Westmoore Landing development on the western edge of the city not far from the historic town of Mooresville. When completed,...
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Developers Break Ground on $2.2 Billion Westmoore Landing Community In Mooresville, AL.
Developers Donald F. “Trey” Rochford of Rochford Realty & Construction Co., Inc. and David Horwath, President of Land Innovations, broke ground Monday on Westmoore Landing, a planned $2.2 billion mixed-use community near historic Mooresville. The ceremony was held August 31 at the Westmoore Landing property on Arrowhead Landing Road and marked the transition from years of planning to the beginning of construction. Mooresville is located roughly 20 minutes South of Downtown Huntsville.