Alabama, September 21, 2025
News Summary
This weekend, Alabama’s housing market sees an increase with 28 new and coming soon home listings. Active listings reach a five-year high, signaling a competitive market, while median sales prices show a decline. Monthly mortgage payments have dropped, offering potential relief to buyers. The positive economic conditions further enhance buyer interest as communities contribute to initiatives supporting local talent in real estate.
Alabama Real Estate Update for September 2025
Alabama is witnessing a surge in the housing market with 28 new and coming soon home listings available across the state this weekend. Among these, notable properties include a 4-bedroom home on 13 acres in Jemison priced at $769,900 and a 2-bedroom home on 42.4 acres in Clanton for $460,000.
The current total of active listings in Alabama has hit a five-year high of 20,803 homes, marking a significant 14.7% increase compared to August 2024. However, the median sales prices for homes statewide have shown a decline, currently standing at $222,811, which is down 2.6% month-over-month and 5.4% year-over-year.
Also noteworthy is the trend in total homes sold, which decreased by 1.7% from July and is 5.6% lower than in August 2024. In contrast, monthly mortgage payments have seen relief, averaging approximately $155 less than in June, due to recent decreases in mortgage rates.
Highlights of New Listings
Some of the prominent new listings for September 2025 include:
- 20830 Highway 31, Jemison, AL: 13 acres, 4 bedrooms, 3 full/1 half baths, priced at $769,900. Contact: Diane Knight, 205-415-0384.
- 825 County Road 878, Clanton, AL: 42.4 acres, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, priced at $460,000. Contact: Susan Benson, 205-965-9628.
- 25335 Highway 79, Trafford, AL: 2 acres, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, priced at $399,900. Contact: VJ Brown, 205-368-6226.
- 148 Ridgemoor Drive, Homewood, AL: 0.29 acres, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, open house on 09/21 from 2-4 PM, priced at $399,900. Contact: Joe Falconer, 205-281-1831.
- 229 Rosewood Street, Birmingham, AL: 0.19 acres, 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, open house on 09/21 from 2-4 PM, priced at $349,900. Contact: Donna Savage, 205-540-2777.
Market Overview
The average time homes spend on the market is currently 67 days. This data indicates a competitive market as options for buyers become increasingly varied, not only in terms of pricing, which ranges from $26,900 to $769,900 but also in property features.
Economic Influence
Current economic conditions in Alabama may also have an impact on the housing market. The state’s unemployment rate has decreased to 3.0% in July, which is lower than the national rate of 4.2%. This positive job market may create more potential buyers, even as sales figures reveal some contraction.
Moreover, Alabama’s communities continue to engage in positive initiatives to bolster support and nurture local talent. The recent $5 million donation to the University of Alabama is aimed at enhancing its real estate program, which will provide greater opportunities for students enrolled in this field.
Community Engagement Initiatives
The Matt Curtis Real Estate firm has reached a significant milestone by completing its 150th home in Central America through the Love Thy Neighbor initiative, which supports families in need. These community efforts complement the state’s ongoing focus on education in real estate and related fields, including internship opportunities for students.
Key Features of Alabama Real Estate Market, September 2025
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| New Listings | 28 |
| Average Market Days | 67 |
| Total Active Listings | 20,803 |
| Median Sales Price | $222,811 |
| Monthly Mortgage Payment Change | $155 less than June |
| Unemployment Rate | 3.0% |
FAQ
What are the new listings available in Alabama for September 2025?
There are 28 new and coming soon home listings available across Alabama this weekend.
What is the current median sales price for homes statewide?
The median sales prices for homes statewide have decreased to $222,811, down 2.6% month-over-month, and 5.4% year-over-year.
How many total active listings are there in Alabama?
Total active listings reached a five-year high of 20,803 homes, a 14.7% increase compared to August 2024.
What is the average time homes are spending on the market?
The average market days for homes is currently 67 days.
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Additional Resources
- AL.com: North Alabama Real Estate Firm Constructs 150th Home
- Wikipedia: Real Estate
- The Bama Buzz: Alabama Real Estate Market Update
- Google Search: Alabama Real Estate
- Yellowhammer News: Alabama Home Sales Update
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Real Estate
- Tuscaloosa News: $5 Million Gift to UA Real Estate Program
- Google News: Alabama Real Estate Market
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