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Jefferson County Home Sales: Prices, Deals & Trends

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Last week, Jefferson County saw 111 homes sold, with the average sale price reaching $330,647 and the median at $233,000. Buyers paid an average of 4.16% below asking prices. Notable sales include a Mountain Brook estate at $2,500,000 and a Vestavia Hills home at $1,772,443. Despite some sales dipping below list, the market remains active, with new constructions selling instantly at full list price in suburbs around Birmingham.

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Jefferson County Home Sales: Prices, Deals & Trends

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jefferson County Home Sales: Prices, Deals & Trends. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From the streets of Birmingham to the world, this is Birmingham News today. Last week, from Friday, February 27th through Thursday, March 5th, 111 homes sold in Jefferson County. The average sale price hit $330,647 while the median landed at $233,000. Buyers paid about 4.16% below asking prices on average. The top sale grabbed headlines, a five-bedroom house at $2905 Pine Haven Drive in Mountain Brook. It went for $2,500,000. 19.33% over its $2,095,000 list price. After just two days on the market, homes in places like Vistavia Hills, Hoover, and Trussville drew strong interest. Many new constructions sold instantly at full list price, showing quick demand in those suburbs around Birmingham. Other notable deals included a seven-bedroom in Mountain Brook at $1,200,000 exactly and a four-bedroom in Vistavia.

Hills for $1,772,443. Some took longer with sales dipping below list after months. Overall, price per square foot ranged from under $200 to $643, reflecting a mix of luxury estates and family. Homes. Data comes from James Rogers Realty Group pointing to steady activity in the local market. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you. A pillow with built-in sound, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.

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