Homewood Alabama Real Estate Market Statistics September 2007

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

September 2007
Newly Listed Properties during September: 55
Average Price: $353,688
Price Range: $99,900-$829,900

September 2007
Sold Properties: 20
Average Price: $296,820
Price Range: $130,000-$584,000
Average Days on Market: 83

Currently Active as of 10/2/07
Active: 261
Average Price: $387,941
Price Range: $99,900-$1,085,000
Average Days on Market: 103

If you would like to be contacted as soon as homes become available in the Homewood 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.

*Note these stats are accurate as of 10/2/07 according to the Birmingham MLS. They are subject to change as agents submit listed and sold properties into the MLS.

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Birmingham Alabama Fall Parade of Homes

It starts this weekend! The Fall Parade of Homes has arrived! The largest home extravaganza is beginning September 29-30 and will also be the next two Saturdays and Sundays on October 6-7 and October 13-14, 2007.

This year promises to be the largest ever with 222 homes and 2 remodeled homes on display. There will be homes showing ranging from a starter home for the first time home buyer to high end luxury homes for those looking to make a move upward.

I have been going since before I was in involved in real estate, and personally just love to look at homes and see the new trends in architecture, home technology, and dream build.

Join the parade and check out some amazing homes!

For more information, visit the Fall Parade of Homes website.

To hear the Rick and Bubba radio ad, listen here

Mountain Brook Alabama Real Estate Guide and Community Tour

Local developer, Robert Jemison, developed Mountain Brook in 1929 to be mostly residential. It was later developed in 1942.

Mountain Brook has its own school system with four elementary schools: Mountain Brook Elementary, Cherokee Bend Elementary, Brookwood Forest Elementary, and Crestline Elementary, one junior high school: Mountain Brook Junior High, and one high school: Mountain Brook High School.

There are three shopping villages in Mountain Brook. These were part of the original plan developed by Warren H. Manning, a Boston-based landscape architect who had developed plans calling for three shopping villages called "English Village", "Mountain Brook Village" and "Crestline Village.

You can find out more about Mountain Brook by checking out: Mountain Brook on Wikipedia, Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce, Mountain Brook web site.

To see the full version of the tour visit Mountain Brook Real Estate Guide and Community Tour