Housing Trends in Crestwood and Avondale are Looking Good Have you been curious about home sales in the Crestwood and Avondale area of Birmingham? If so, I hope you will stick around because we’re going to take a look at past sales and current trends to see where this popular area of Birmingham is headed. […]
A Look at Real Estate Trends in the Crestwood and Avondale areas of Birmingham
October 25, 2018 By 4 Comments
How Healthy Is The Birmingham Real Estate Market?
September 18, 2018 By 3 Comments
A Look at the Pulse of Birmingham Real Estate The word on the street is that the country may be sliding into a housing bubble. A housing bubble occurs when housing prices continue to rise faster than peoples income. The availability of cheap money to purchase homes can lead to more buyers and increased competition […]
Birmingham First Quarter Sales & The Housing Shortage
April 20, 2018 By 2 Comments
Jefferson & Shelby County Sales Trends The first quarter of 2018 is now history so I thought I would take a look at how Birmingham home sales for 2018 in both Jefferson and Shelby County were affected by the housing shortage and see how they stack up to past years. I’m going to be looking […]
Does Birmingham Have Aspirational Pricing?
March 22, 2018 By 6 Comments
What is Aspirational Pricing? I was reading my friend and appraisal colleague Jonathan Miller’s Housing Notes newsletter this week about aspirational pricing and it got me to thinking. Does Birmingham have aspirational pricing? Miller is an appraiser in Manhattan where high-priced properties are the norm and you can’t swing a dead cat without hitting a […]
Grey Oaks Home Sales by Pelham Home Appraiser Tom Horn
October 19, 2017 By 4 Comments
Pelham Home Appraiser Tom Horn reports on Grey Oaks Home Sales As a Pelham home appraiser, I recently completed an assignment in the Grey Oaks neighborhood. Grey Oaks is one of the top 3 subdivisions in Pelham, AL for new home construction. The other two neighborhoods include Ballantrae and Keeneland Valley, with Ballantrae having the […]
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