
Luxury Homes in Jefferson County Soar
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In Jefferson County, Alabama, luxury home sales surged, with a Mountain Brook property selling for $2.41 million, a 561k jump from its asking price. Similar high-end homes in Mountain Brook and Hoover also saw quick sales, indicating strong demand in top school zones. Overall, 139 homes sold, signaling a market uptick as winter ends.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Luxury Homes in Jefferson County Soar. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
In Birmingham today, March 18th, last week in Jefferson County, Alabama, luxury home sales heated up with several properties topping $1 million. The biggest standout was a four-bedroom, five-bath home on 2.3 acres in Mountainbrook's Sherwood Forest. It sold for $2,410,000 after just two days on the market. That price marked a huge jump of $561,000 over its $1,849,000 asking price. Since its last sale in 2019 for $1,125,000, the value has nearly doubled. Buyers snapped up similar high-end spots in Mountainbrook and nearby Hoover, paying premiums on homes with gourmet kitchens, guest suites, and large. Lots. Quick sales like these show strong demand in top school zones where multi-acre properties rarely come available. Other top deals included a mountainbrook home for $2,330,000 and one in Hoover at $2,200, $84,809. Many clothes
at or above ask, bucking a slight county trend of 0.82% under list. Overall, 139 homes sold from March 6th through 12th, averaging $430,493. With a median of $284,000, it points to a market pick-up as winter ends. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. Layback, press play, let the pillow do the rest, sound meets comfort. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O-D-C-M-A-I
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