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Mobile is the county seat of the similarly named Mobile County in the state of Alabama. The city has on the northwesternmost coast of Mobile Bay, a bridge crossing away from the nearby city of Fairhope and Daphne. The city’s port serves as one of the primary industries of the community connecting the region to the ocean. Serving as a primary metropolitan area, the city is home to almost two hundred thousand residents while the surrounding metropolitan is home to over four hundred thousand. Serving not only as an economic center, but Mobile is also a cultural and historical center with notable museums, landmarks, and other historic sites.

As a mid-sized city center, Mobile offers a wide collection of real estate options for families living in the community. There are plenty of starter homes available to young couples looking to move into the area, with some deals going as low as the low $100,000 range for single-family homes. Typical suburban properties that feature three to four-bedroom layouts come at the standard $200,000 to $300,000 price range. Waterfront properties, luxury subdivisions, and golf communities make up the bulk of the city’s high-end real estate market, which makes up a significant portion of the supply available for purchase in the city. These homes provide diversity in terms of real estate options providing those looking to purchase their dream home lots of good options for their search.

Market Overview

Mobile Real Estate Statistics

Median Home Price

$169,900

Price Per Square Feet

$98

Average Days on Market

45 Days

Households

77,668

Home Ownership

53.9%

Median Rent

$800

What's To Love

Mobile is a bayfront city with well-developed infrastructure and industries that support the relatively large population living in the metropolitan area. As a county seat, there are plenty of attractions and recreation available to families living in the region. Families also have easy access to everything they need, including schools, shopping, restaurants, transportation hubs, and more.

What's Not To Love

Although there are many well-priced homes in the city, many of the city's affordable neighborhoods feature older home builds built during the early years of the city. There's also significant hurricane risk and consistent precipitation common in the region.

Is it for me?

Who is this neighborhood for

Unlike most metropolitan city centers, living in Mobile is relatively affordable, making it an excellent option for families looking to move into the area. Homes in the city are plentiful, providing buyers with lots of options for residential real estate. Located along Mobile Bay, there are many waterfront properties throughout the community and marinas that provide boat owners with good docking options. For additional information on property options in the city, please feel free to contact our office at your convenience.

Find Your Home

Latest Properties for Sale in Mobile, AL

Active

$3,400,000

150 Austill Avenue

Mobile, AL,

Beds5Baths8SqFt9,878MLS#351112

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$2,865,000

117 W Pinebrook Drive

Mobile, AL,

Beds5Baths5SqFt9,154MLS#355062

Active

$1,995,000

4 Chancery Court

Mobile, AL,

Beds5Baths5SqFt5,932MLS#326873

Open House

Active

$1,685,000

241 E Carmel Drive

Mobile, AL,

Beds5Baths6SqFt6,338MLS#356053

Active

$1,489,000

4251 Jordan Lane

Mobile, AL,

Beds6Baths7SqFt5,772MLS#357410

Active

$1,299,000

132 Myrtlewood Lane

Mobile, AL,

Beds4Baths4SqFt4,717MLS#359802

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