Monday, September 3, 2007

Trussville Alabama Real Estate Market Statistics August 2007

I think it's important as a Real Estate Consultant serving Trussville Alabama Real Estate, as a resident, or a future home buyer or seller in the Trussville Area to know the stats.

August 2007
Newly Listed Properties during August: 74
Average Price: $296,739
Price Range: $119,500-$850,000

August 2007
Sold Properties: 34
Average Price: $298,084
Price Range: $149,900-$529,900
Average Days on Market: 114

If you would like to be contacted as soon as homes become available in the Trussville area just let me know, or if you would like to see statistics about other areas, don't hesitate to ask.You can find all the Birmingham Alabama Real Estate stats here on Greater Birmingham Real Estate Resources, on Your Guide To Living In Greater Birmingham, or on Birmingham Alabama Real Estate blog via ActiveRain

Sunday, September 2, 2007

Vestavia Alabama Real Estate Market Statistics August 2007

I think it's important as a Real Estate Consultant serving Vestavia Alabama Real Estate, as a resident, or a future home buyer or seller in the Vestavia Area to know the stats.

August 2007
Newly Listed Properties during August: 66
Average Price: $453,026
Price Range: $185,000-$1,350,000

August 2007
Sold Properties: 45
Average Price: $406,051
Price Range: $180,000-$945,000
Average Days on Market: 84

If you would like to be contacted as soon as homes become available in the Vestavia area just let me know, or if you would like to see statistics about other areas, don't hesitate to ask.You can find all the Birmingham Alabama Real Estate stats here on Greater Birmingham Real Estate Resources, on Your Guide To Living In Greater Birmingham, or on Birmingham Alabama Real Estate blog via ActiveRain.

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Getting Our Feet Wet in Birmingham Alabama


Birmingham Alabama, well the whole state, has been in drought conditions this summer. This week though we have had some much needed rain and I think everyone is grateful and has enjoyed it quite a bit. Some of us, like our friend over here, have just wanted to sit out in it and enjoy some time in the rain. Can you tell he is big fan. (I know a bad pun, but it works so well.)


While state totals for the year are still low, we have enjoyed more than 3 1/2 inches of rain this week (that's out of 4 3/4 inches we have had total for the month of August) and a much needed break in temperature away from the hot and steamy 100+ degree days we were having for a while. The average temperature this week has only been about 87 degrees while the rest of the months average was just about 100.


Hopefully we can gain back some of the 17+ inches we are still behind so can drop all of our drought warnings, alerts, and restrictions. For now though, we are going to enjoy the puddles while they last.


I found some interesting statistics about Birmingham Alabama weather.Here you can find average temperatures, rainfall, humidity, and cloudiness month by month. It has the same information for cities across the country on the site. You can also find weather forecasts at AccuWeather and Weather.com.


Here's to getting your feet wet!