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Real Estate Update: Housing Inventory Doubles for Madison County

July 21, 2022/in Lead, Economy, Featured, Housing, News, Real Estate, Resource/by Marie Johnson

The Huntsville Area Association of Realtors has released real estate statistics for the month of June. In tandem with Realtor.com’s recent survey of the national market, these latest reports confirm that, with the pandemic conditions mitigated and new sellers entering the market, the inventory of single-family homes listed for sale in Madison County has more […]

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Warehouse needs grow as more businesses move into Huntsville

July 14, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, Economy, Featured, Manufacturing, News, Resource/by Mike Easterling

Less than two years ago, as Huntsville’s population began to mushroom, the city didn’t have the structures to handle the business growth that came with it.  That’s changed along with the number of residents that continues to rise, making Huntsville the largest city in the state. Recently, the city was named No. 1 as the […]

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Regional Administrator to recognize North Alabama small business for “Made in America” mission

July 13, 2022/in News, Awards, Community Development, Economy, People, Small Business, Success/by Ashlyn Grey

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Region IV Administrator, Allen Thomas, in his commitment to support small businesses manufacturing goods and products “Made in America”, recently surveyed the 9 SBA districts in the Southeast United States to determine and recognize firms creating impact through manufacturing efforts in their local communities. “Manufacturing businesses create great jobs […]

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ALEX: The Alabama Experience set to impact Alabama’s workforce at the World Games

July 12, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, Economy, Employment, Events, Featured, News, Resource, Technology, Workforce Development/by staff reports

Sports, arts, and entertainment were not only the highlights of the World Games that began in Birmingham, Alabama this past weekend. Meet ALEX, an immersive, first-hand workforce experience that aims to help personify Alabama’s workforce development. ALEX: The Alabama Experience is a mobile exhibit, featuring a collection of interactive kiosks and informational pieces, as well […]

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How will the threat of recession impact Huntsville businesses? Experts chime in

July 12, 2022/in Featured, Economy, News, Resource/by Dawn Suiter

Shoppers these days are feeling the crunch every time they pull out their wallets–prices of consumer goods and services are rising ever higher from the grocery store to the housing market. At the same time, businesses both large and small are dealing with the fallout from consumers who are becoming more selective in their spending […]

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Property Taxes Are 6.9% Of Alabama’s Tax Revenue, Lowest in U.S.

July 12, 2022/in News, Community Development, Economy, Featured, Government, Housing, Real Estate, Resource/by staff reports

Despite many economic experts’ worst fears early in the COVID-19 pandemic, state and local government budgets have proven resilient over the last two years. With much of the economy shut down or hobbled as a result of the pandemic, forecasters initially worried that states and localities would collect substantially lower amounts of sales and income […]

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13.5% of Huntsville Purchase Loans are for investment properties, 11th most in U.S.

July 12, 2022/in Development, Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Resource/by staff reports

In the heated residential real estate market of the last two years, one factor contributing to fierce competition and rising prices has been real estate investors. While many prospective homebuyers were drawn into the market with historically low interest rates and strong savings and investment returns, they have frequently found themselves outbid by corporate landlords […]

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USTA Clay Court Nationals latest event to economically impact city

July 11, 2022/in Community Development, Economy, Events, News, Sports, Tourism/by Mike Easterling

The United States Tennis Association (UTSA) is bringing in 224 young players this week for the 16-Under girls Clay Court Nationals. Those players, and their families, will also bring a financial windfall for the city. According to Joel Lamp of the Huntsville-Madison County Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) the tournament from July 10-17 will have […]

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Rent or Buy? A look into Huntsville’s housing market

July 6, 2022/in Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, Real Estate, Resource/by Noah Logan

Is it still cheaper to buy a house than it is to rent in Huntsville? A recent study from California based ATTOM Data Solutions found that while Madison County is included in the 58% of counties where it’s more affordable to buy a home, the gap between owning and renting is smaller than ever and […]

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Lockheed Martin Breaks Ground on New Missile System Integration Lab

June 28, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, Economy, Engineering, Featured, Military, News, Technology/by Dawn Suiter

On Monday, Lockheed Martin officially broke ground on its Missile System Integration Lab (MSIL) at its Huntsville campus. This building, slated to open in Q3 of 2023, will support development, testing, and integration for the Next Generation Interceptor (NGI) program.  The $16.5 million facility, designed by Goodwyn Mills Cawood and to be built by Doster […]

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