Alabama Center for Real Estate

While permits for new single family housing units declined 4.3 percent nationwide and 5.8 percent in the south region, they increased in Alabama during April.

The approaching increase in the older American population calls for swift action to produce affordable housing, enhance accessibility and aging in place tactics, and form a variety of housing selections. ...

While permits for new single family housing units declined 9 percent nationwide and 2.8 percent in the south region, they increased in Alabama during March 2019.

The Alabama Center for Real Estate created these rankings based on new construction as a percentage of total residential sales during March.

Alabama was not immune to the permit slowdowns seen nationally and within the south region.

The Alabama Center for Real Estate created these rankings based on new construction as a percentage of total residential sales during February.

A prolonged slowdown in new construction activity at the nationwide level could be interpreted as a warning sign for Alabama’s new construction market, although the downturn would not hit Alabama until ...

The Alabama Center for Real Estate created these rankings based on total single family building permits in 2018.