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Joyland closes all restaurants in largest market, leaving one open
A restaurant chain has closed all its locations in one of its largest markets, shrinking its footprint to a single remaining restaurant after a rapid contraction over the past year. Known for its nostalgic take on American comfort food made with locally sourced ingredients, the fast-casual brand built a loyal...
Bham Now
Factory at Golden Flake partially sold to data center developer for $2.5M
A little over a year after the historic Golden Flake campus completed its transformation into a mixed-use commercial destination, a large chunk of the property has changed hands. Earlier this week, owner 2nd in Building Materials, Inc. sold 15.7 acres at 700 Golden Flake Drive for $2.5 million to DC Blox, a southeastern digital infrastructure company that develops and operates data centers.
downtownbhm.com
Why businesses choose office space in downtown Birmingham
When businesses evaluate office space, the conversation often starts with rental rates and square footage. But increasingly, companies are looking beyond the walls of their office to the experience that surrounds it. Downtown offers something many office markets can’t: a walkable, amenity-rich environment where employees can step outside the office...
ABC 33/40 News
Junk-filled neighboring properties blamed for stalled Wylam home sale
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — After years of complaints about junk-filled properties on a Wylam street, the representative for an 80-year-old homeowner is asking the City of Birmingham to take an unusual step: buy his home. Debbie, who serves as power of attorney for Walter Vadosia, addressed the Birmingham City Council...
The Alabama Initiative for Independent Journalism
Public Hearing Set for Hotel and Condos Project in Highland Park
The Birmingham City Council has set a public hearing for Aug. 25 on a request to rezone property in the Highland Park neighborhood to accommodate a boutique hotel. The property at 1240 22nd St. S. would be rezoned from mixed-use medium to qualified mixed-use high, allowing for a building height of up to 125 feet. The proposed development would have 80 hotel rooms and about 15 condominium units on the top floors, according to the developer.
wbrc.com
$9.2 million renovation planned to turn vacant hotel into services and housing for veterans
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The Tunnel to Towers Foundation said remodeling of a vacant hotel off Highway 280 is expected to begin by the end of summer with construction set to wrap by the end of the year and a ribbon cutting planned for early 2027. The national nonprofit has...
myfamilytravels.com
This Enormous Alabama Antique Compound Packs 8 Massive Warehouses Full Of Rare Global Treasures
Some places are hard to believe until you actually see them for yourself. A massive antique and architectural salvage destination in Theodore, Alabama is one of those places. Spread across eight large warehouses and more than 75,000 square feet, this family-owned compound has been collecting rare treasures from around the world since 1975.
tileletter.com
Remodeling market sentiment remains in positive territory in second quarter
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)’s NAHB Remodeling Market Index (RMI) for the second quarter posted a reading of 61. Although it inched down one point from the previous quarter, it is still in positive territory and has remained in the low 60s consistently over the past year, illustrating growth.
FOX54 News
21st Century Road to House Act to make housing more affordable in North Alabama
climatecosmos.com
8 Walkable Southern Cities Retirees Over 65 Are Quietly Choosing in 2026 Because the Grocery Store Is a 5 Minute Walk From Every Neighborhood and the Average Home Is Under 280000
Most people assume you have to choose between affordable and walkable if you want to retire in the South. The logic seems obvious: anywhere walkable enough for daily life without a car has already been “discovered” and priced accordingly. That assumption just isn’t holding up in 2026. The...
FOX54 News
Home prices are rising in North Alabama. Could a new federal housing law help ease the affordability crisis?
FOX54 News
Housing costs are rising in the Tennessee Valley. Local leaders say a new federal law could help change that
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Forget Florida, Retire To Alabama's Largest Suburban City With Golf Courses, Fun Shops, And Serene Trails
So you want to retire in Florida. You're not the only one. A touch over 44,500 retirees moved to Florida in 2023, according to a Smart Asset report using U.S. Census Bureau data. That was over twice as many retirees as the next most popular state, North Carolina. But as Bob Dylan would say, the times they are a-changin. Despite it being a tax haven, with zero income tax and other tax breaks, high home insurance and property prices are making it an increasingly less realistic retirement spot for even middle-class retirees.