Huntsville's Construction Boom: $135M in Permits

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute update from Birmingham News today. Huntsville is buzzing with new construction. Since February 3rd, builders have pulled 482 permits worth more than $135 million across Madison, limestone and Morgan counties. 12 of those projects top $1 million each, signaling a strong push in commercial and residential growth. Key standouts include a nearly $14 million service first bank branch near downtown and a $3 million Culver's restaurant in South. Huntsville. These join five existing Culver's spots in the area, expanding fast food options for locals. Meanwhile, Redstone Gateway is getting upgrades with two interior office buildouts, totaling over $20 million by Robbins and Morgan at. Ride Out Road, another firm, Stanley Graham, handles a $1.4 million alteration nearby. These builders are also active at the airport and hospital, tying into broader area development.

1:02Other work covers a $1.6 million flooring business, church renovations at $3.3 million and a new, $1.3 million church building. It all points to steady investment in community spots. Home building is hot too, with two luxury houses over $1 million, including a $5 million stunner. Leonard leads with 78 permits for $16 million, followed by DR Horton and Davidson Homes, fueling the housing boom. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com