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Sit Down With Success: A Conversation with Amanda Howard of Amanda Howard Real Estate

June 9, 2025/in Entrepreneurs, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Sit Down With Success/by Heather Price

While Amanda Howard earned her first real estate license in Chicago, her career truly took flight 22 years ago when she brought her vision and drive to the Rocket City, laying the foundation for what would become one of North Alabama’s most successful real estate brokerages. With two young daughters at the time, Howard wanted […]

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Village of Providence Set to Expand Residential Footprint with New Developer, Local Builders

June 6, 2025/in Community Development, Construction, Development, Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Katie Holt

The Village of Providence (VOP) will begin construction in June or July of this year on a new expansion of the neighborhood, Phase 13, adding 84 new housing units to one of Huntsville’s most recognized mixed-use communities. Ford Classic Homes, based out of Middle Tennessee, is taking over as the new development company for the […]

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Huntsville’s Westward Expansion: What 4,000+ New Homes Mean for the City’s Future

June 5, 2025/in Columnists, Community Development, Construction, Development, Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Traffic/by Matt Curtis

Huntsville is no stranger to growth, but a bold new move is set to reshape the city’s future: the annexation of nearly 400 acres in Limestone County. This expansion opens the door to more than 4,000 new homes and positions Huntsville to meet surging housing demand while expanding its footprint westward.  In January, the Huntsville […]

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Could Alabama eliminate property taxes? A look at the possibilities

May 7, 2025/in Columnists, Economy, Featured, Finance, Government, Housing, News, Real Estate/by Matt Curtis

Property taxes have long been a primary funding source for essential public services like schools, roads, and emergency services. However, they also place a significant financial burden on homeowners, even after a mortgage is paid off. Rising property values can lead to increased tax bills, which can strain a homeowner’s monthly budget when rising values […]

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Huntsville reopens improved Derrick Street Camp, Focuses on safety and stability

April 21, 2025/in Charities, Community Development, Featured, Government, Housing, News, Services/by Mike Easterling

Attempting to get a firm direction relating to the growing homeless community, the City of Huntsville is taking a progressive approach to reopening the campsite on Derrick Street near downtown. Scott Erwin, director of the city’s community development arm, led reporters on a tour of the soon-to-be-open, restructured site that was  shut down by a […]

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As markets waver, Huntsville builds to rent

April 17, 2025/in Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Marie Johnson

The Huntsville Area Association of Realtors’ (HAAR) Weekly Market Report, dated the last week of March 2025, shows that Huntsville’s real estate market has experienced a demand divergence between single-family units and townhouse/condo units. Single-family units saw a 53.9% increase in new listings posted during that week, while pending sales increased 19.8%, for a total […]

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Real Estate Update: Sales down amidst uncertain environment

March 17, 2025/in Construction, Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Marie Johnson

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has reported that, across the United States, pending sales of residential units has declined 4.6% on a month-by-month basis, and 5.2% on a year-over-year basis.  Of the four regions of the United States, only the Northeast saw a slight increase in pending sales on a month-to-month basis, while all […]

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Dallas, Lowe and Lincoln Mills closer to historic street signs

January 20, 2025/in Community Development, Education, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Mike Easterling

The preliminaries are nearly finished and the folks behind the movement to add the Dallas Mill Historical District to the growing list of Huntsville neighborhoods adorned with the city’s brown and white street signs are nearing their goal. The Dallas Mill burned down years ago, but old-timers and more recent arrivals alike gathered at Jackson […]

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Expanding horizons: how Huntsville’s key commercial real estate developments will reshape the city in 2025

December 27, 2024/in Banking, Community Development, cyber, Defense, Development, Economy, Engineering, Featured, Finance, Government, Health Care, Housing, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate/by Katie Holt

It’s no secret that Huntsville has seen an incredible amount of growth and development over the last several years. With this in mind, the question now is: how are developers and city planners sustaining all of this momentum in 2025 and beyond? To get an idea of what the city’s commercial real estate development forecast […]

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Real Estate Update: NAR economists cautiously optimistic for 2025

December 17, 2024/in Construction, Development, Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Marie Johnson

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) hosted its annual Forecast Summit, with NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun heading the online panel and presentation. The first point to take from the discussion is that experts believe mortgage rates will hover around the same level as they are currently throughout 2025. Yun cited the national deficit as […]

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