Welcome to the 4th best home-buying bargain market in the United States!

Mobile received national media attention in 2011 for being recognized as the fourth best city in the U.S. for homebuyers to find the deal of a lifetime. According to data from both Yahoo Real Estate and popular consumer site, Zillow, the average price per square foot fell to $57.00. Local Realtors across Mobile County hope that this national ranking will help the word get out, that the City of Mobile is hot spot for home deals on the Alabama Gulf Coast.

SEARCH HOMES FOR SALE IN MOBILE, ALABAMA UNDER $200,000

Mobile real estate values to those found in Detroit, a city that has seemed to be the pinnacle of fall-out from the national economic crisis. The average sales price for homes sold in Mobile in 2011 was $123,834, which represented a 9% decrease from 2010. Cash sales are becoming common place, as investors flock to the area to take advantage of the falling real estate prices, fueled by banks getting aggressive on distressed properties adn an abundance of inventory.

Please call our Lead Buyer Specialist in Mobile County, Karen Singleton, with additioanl questions or a private tour of your favorite home South Alabama home deals. You can reach Karen direct on her cell at 251-510-1466.

Below you will find a table that contains the Daily Market Activity report for December 9, 2011 activity in the Mobile AL Real Estate market according to the Mobile Association of Realtors MLS system.

This information is derived daily directly from the local MLS System. Please click on the number next to the status description to see the details for all of the homes for sale for that particular status. For more free Mobile AL real estate information, reports, and statistics, please visit http://www.GulfRegionProperties.com or http://www.AlabamaBestHomes.com . Please e-mail me or call 251-215-9382 if you would like additional information on any of the listings shown.

Mobile AL Real Estate Market Snapshot 12/09/2011

Single Family Homes and Condominiums

• Steve Shaw
• Gulf Region Properties Team
• Keller Williams Realty
• My Website: http://www.GulfRegionProperties.com

Below you will find a table that contains the Daily Market Activity report for December 8, 2011 activity in the Mobile AL Real Estate market according to the Mobile Association of Realtors MLS system.

This information is derived daily directly from the local MLS System. Please click on the number next to the status description to see the details for all of the homes for sale for that particular status. For more free Mobile AL real estate information, reports, and statistics, please visit http://www.GulfRegionProperties.com or http://www.AlabamaBestHomes.com . Please e-mail me or call 251-215-9382 if you would like additional information on any of the listings shown.

Mobile AL Real Estate Market Snapshot 12/08/2011

Single Family Homes and Condominiums

• Steve Shaw
• Gulf Region Properties Team
• Keller Williams Realty
• My Website: http://www.GulfRegionProperties.com

Below you will find a table that contains the Daily Market Activity report for December 7, 2011 activity in the Mobile AL Real Estate market according to the Mobile Association of Realtors MLS system.

This information is derived daily directly from the local MLS System. Please click on the number next to the status description to see the details for all of the homes for sale for that particular status. For more free Mobile AL real estate information, reports, and statistics, please visit http://www.GulfRegionProperties.com or http://www.AlabamaBestHomes.com . Please e-mail me or call 251-215-9382 if you would like additional information on any of the listings shown.

Mobile AL Real Estate Market Snapshot 12/07/2011

Single Family Homes and Condominiums

• Steve Shaw
• Gulf Region Properties Team
• Keller Williams Realty
• My Website: http://www.GulfRegionProperties.com

Outlaw is a cool name. So is Battle House... Mobile, Alabama is fun to explore.

The Outlaw Convention Center in downtown Mobile Alabama is next to an interesting train crossing that doesn't have a train horn... There's irony in that because you cross the tracks to park in the parking lot off the docks.

I know because I parked there to snap the shots... ;-)

The Battle House hotel is directly across the street. Psst... Another cool name for a building (and my kids would love this place - you can walk to the park when not watching for trains and boats to pass you by - silly grin).

There are a number of interesting little parks to check out too...

The architecture of Battle House and the Outlaw Convention Center made me kinda want to go in just to see how much nautical stuff I could find but I kept getting distracted by the huge boats floating past traffic (sigh).

"Alabama the beautiful" has a lot of neat distractions. This boat was surprisingly quiet, which would be a bona fide distraction to a gawking New Yorker on vacation perplexed and intrigued by technology (yes, I'm ubergeeky - LOL). I think that's why I was sort of stunned while watching it quietly float by. Traffic appeared to make more noise than it did. Think of it as my brain locking down while looping, "Oooooooo... shiny..." (LOL).

I'm glad I decided to take a driving break and stretch my legs downtown because I really enjoyed wandering about Moble Alabama (and being awed by their quiet boats). There were a lot of nifty little surprises waiting for people to discover and ooogle (like this unusual sculpture and historic plaques/houses).

Did I forget to mention stellar snackage? My bad. Spot of Tea is fabulous people. Go check them out. It's located across the street from the Portier House.

Caffeine and sugar are a few of my fave things. Just sayin' ;-)