WELCOME TO MOUNTAIN BROOK, AL!!! The Mountain Brook market was down significantly during the month of September. The saturation rate was at an elevated level of 13 months.
In September, 19 homes sold with an average sale price of $473,289, the second lowest average sales price in Mountain Brook since we started tracking in January 2006. The average list price of Sold homes was $580,677. Home sales were fairly average this month with average Days On the Market at 92. Inventory continued this year's upward trend increasing to 247 homes on the market, another all-time high.
It is a great time to buy in Mountain Brook! Please feel free to call anytime for more information about the Mountain Brook, AL real estate market!
Thank you, Mark Carlisle Realtor, ABR, e-PRO (205)908-8698
ZIP Codes: 35213, 35223, 35243 Location Characteristics: Mountain Brook is a quaint suburb of the city of Birmingham, AL with beautiful homes and one of the highest scoring and well-respected school systems in the state of Alabama. Mountain Brook is located just minutes from downtown Birmingham, and is adjacent to the Birmingham Zoo and the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
For more information or when you are ready to buy or sell a home in Mountain Brook, AL, give me a call!
About Mark Carlisle:
We have assembled a team that has become one of the most dynamic and powerful real estate teams in the Greater Birmingham market. Our team is focused full time on real estate and brings a diverse skill set that cannot be matched by a single person. We would love to have the opportunity to speak with you about our marketing plan and team approach to helping you buy or sell your home. We can promise you the most professional level of service and a very competitive commission plan. Call today let us show you Personal Attention and Professional Results!
Mark & Collier 205-908-8698 www.MegaAgentRealEstate.com Mark@MegaAgentRealEstate.com
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