
Jefferson County Homes: High-End Sales & Steady Flow
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Last week in Jefferson County, 155 homes sold, with the average price hitting $467,488 and the median at $331,000. Buyers secured deals 1.6% under asking price. The top sale was a 6,400 sq ft home at 319 Gran Ave, Homewood, for $4,425,000. Luxury areas like Mountain Brook, Homewood, and Vestavia Hills dominated high-end sales. Prices per sq ft ranged from $197 to $690. Despite some homes lingering over 140 days, quick flips above asking price indicate strong demand for high-end builds. The market remains active as spring approaches.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jefferson County Homes: High-End Sales & Steady Flow. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Last week from Friday, April 17 to Thursday, April 23, 155 homes sold in Jefferson County. The average sale price hit $467,488 with a median of $331,000. Most went for 1.6% under asking price, showing buyers still hold some power in this market. The Crown Jewel was at 319 Grand Avenue in Homewood, a massive 6-bedroom, 7-bath stunner, with over 6,400 square. Feet that closed for $4,425,000 after 49 days on the market, right behind it, a 5-bedroom in Mountain Brook Parkway sold for $2,600,000, 18% over list after just 5 days. Luxury spots like Mountain Brook, Homewood, and Vestavia Hills dominated the top 25 pricey of sales with homes fetching up to $600, $90 per square foot. Some snatched up in days, others lingered over 140 days, but quick flips above asking
price, like $2,441,500 in Redstone Forest, proved demand stays fierce for high-end builds. Buyers snapped up everything from 7-bedroom spreads and Hoover to cozy 3-bedrooms in Cressline, with prices per square foot dipping as low as $197 in bigger Liberty Park homes. Overall, the mix shows a steady flow, even if not every deal beats the list. This week's numbers keep the Birmingham area's elite real estate buzzing watch for more moves as spring heats up. Birmingham News Today, powered by AI Bringing You What Matters, I'm Corey with The Story.
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