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Cherokee, AL · Real Estate
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Huntsville mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.
ccbjournal.com
Seyfarth Represents The Atlantic Companies in $57.5 Million Multifamily Recapitalization
Seyfarth Shaw LLP represented The Atlantic Companies, LLC (TAC) in a multifaceted recapitalization of Laurel at Dry Creek, a 343-unit Class A multifamily community in Huntsville, AL, involving $12 million in new preferred equity and a $45.5 million bridge loan refinancing. The complex transaction included a $12 million preferred equity...
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More than 2,700 homes sit vacant in Huntsville even as new construction continues
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - More than 2,700 homes across Huntsville are currently vacant, even as new neighborhoods continue to be built across the city, according to the latest housing report. The report shows 2,706 homes are vacant. The median home price has reached nearly $350,000. Huntsville is on pace to...
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Gubernatorial hopeful Doug Jones tells Huntsville crowd he’s ready to address high housing costs
Democratic nominee Doug Jones pledged to help Huntsville build up its infrastructure to meet the needs of its growing economy during his town hall Wednesday night at Campus 805. He also doubled down on his pledge to expand Medicaid, support for an education lottery and a call for a moratorium...
The Cullman Tribune
Retail recruitment built on preparation, relationships and long-term planning
CULLMAN, Ala. – New businesses may appear to arrive quickly once construction begins, but Cullman Economic Development Agency Retail & Workforce Development Manager Susan Eller said retail projects often result from years of preparation, relationship building and coordination. Eller recently participated in the Economic Development Association of Alabama Summer Conference panel “Retail: Preparing for Shows.” The session examined major retail recruitment conferences and how communities can make the most of the time and money invested in attending them. “One of the biggest takeaways from the panel was that there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to retail recruitment,” Eller said. “Every community has different goals, budgets and opportunities, so it’s important to choose the retail events that best fit your strategy rather than trying to attend everything.” The conferences provide different levels of access to retailers, developers, brokers and site-selection representatives. ICSC Las Vegas, formerly known as the International Council of Shopping Centers, is the largest retail conference in the world, attracting more than 25,000 industry professionals. Eller said many meetings with retailers are scheduled months before the conference begins. The event also includes the Annual Alabama Retail Reception, hosted by EDAA’s Retail Economic Development Committee. Eller serves as chairperson of the
realtytimes.com
5 Reliable Huntsville, AL Moving Companies for Residential Relocations in 2026
Relocating to a new home brings its own set of challenges, including coordinating schedules, protecting fragile items, navigating narrow stairways, and ensuring nothing gets damaged in transit. Professional movers handle the physical strain and logistical complexity, but choosing the right company means understanding licensing requirements, insurance coverage, and transparent pricing. Some companies offer full-service packing while others focus on transportation only, and knowing which services match your timeline and budget can prevent costly surprises.
speakinoutweeklynews.net
Massive 505-Acre Development Headlines Huntsville City Council’s Busy Night of Growth Decisions
Huntsville’s rapid growth took another major step forward Thursday night as the City Council approved a sweeping package of zoning changes, development plans and election preparations, highlighted by the approval of a 505-acre planned residential community in north Huntsville that could reshape one of the city’s fastest-growing areas.
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256 Today
Velcro Pygmies to headline Fridays After Five season finale in downtown Athens
If you’ve never experienced a Velcro Pygmies show, downtown Athens will offer the perfect opportunity the Friday. The popular ’80s rock band will return to headline the final Fridays After […] The post Velcro Pygmies to headline Fridays After Five season finale in downtown Athens appeared first on 256 Today .
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1,800 new homes coming to North Huntsville after rezoning approval
The Huntsville City Council gave the go-ahead for 1,800 new homes to be built in North Huntsville after approving the rezoning of 505 acres on the north side of State Route 255. This development—Harris Farms—is located just west of Memorial Parkway and near the North Village retail development currently under...
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New single-family affordable housing community to open in Meridianville
A new single-family housing community, The Reserve at The Retreat, is set to open in Meridianville this Friday, July 24. A grand opening celebration is occurring between 11AM-3PM, which homeowners are encouraged to attend. The complex was constructed by the Lennar Corporation, which is one of the largest homebuilding companies...
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City of Madison intervenes in Lurin Real Estate lawsuit, demands demolition of The Sutton Apartments