The Grander Townhomes in Orange Beach

For those looking to live in a boater's paradise, you will love The Grander townhomes. These luxury units are located bayfront on Terry Cove. The Grander is a fabulous gated marina community that's right on the water. Each unit comes with a private, covered boat slip located within the upscale complex. You'll quickly find The Grander Townhomes have all you need to live a great coastal lifestyle.

The Grander Townhomes feature three bedrooms with three-and-a-half baths. Each unit is approximately 2,400 sq. ft. with an elevator and 2.5 car garage with a storage area. In addition, these fine homes feature granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and tankless water heaters. Just call it maintenance-free…

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2013 in Gulf Coast sandDespite a very cold winter, I am happy to report that 2013 was a great year for our beautiful island! The local business community is enjoying yet another year of record sales as more and more people discover our beautiful Gulf Coast.

2013 Highlights

  • Meyer Real Estate and other management companies reporting 10% + growth in rental income for the 3rd year in a row
  • RE/MAX Sales increased 40% in 2013
  • Average buyer spending $350,000 vs. $250,000 in 2012
  • Average property appreciation was 3% vs. 2.6% in 2012 – Some developments are seeing much higher appreciation
  • New Construction is popping up all over the Island in the form of Single Family Beach Homes, Condo Developments, Restaurants, and Shops
  • Record Sales to Permanent Residents 30%…

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Welcome Snowbirds!

Condos in Gulf Shores, AL

Every year, thousands of snowbirds "flock" to Alabama's Gulf Coast to escape the long and dreary winter months up north. Coastal cities like Gulf Shores and Orange Beach offer residents and visitors a sun-soaked oasis with mild, welcoming temperatures that average in the 50s and 60s from November to March.

With luxurious white sand beaches and stunning turquoise waters, the Gulf Coast offers an ideal respite for those looking to avoid the winter blues.

Things to Do in Gulf Shores & Orange Beach

The Gulf Coast has everything you need to keep your days as busy or relaxed as you like. In addition to the famed beaches, you'll find tennis courts, golf courses, day spas, fine dining, shopping, nature trails, rec centers,…

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The Beach Club in Gulf Shores

View of the Gulf from The Beach Club in Gulf Shores

As a member of the renowned Spectrum Resorts family, The Beach Club Resort and Spa in Gulf Shores is sure to impress. Beach Club owners can choose between two living options: a charming beachside cottage or a luxurious Gulf-front condo. All condos enjoy a direct view of the Gulf of Mexico and access to the sugar sands right at the resort's doorstep and all properties can partake in the incredible host of on-site amenities offered at The Beach Club. 

Beach Club Cottages

The Beach Club Cottages are located just steps from the white sand dunes of Gulf Shores and provide everything you could want in a seaside home. Each cottage offers a spacious floor plan, with plenty of room for families or those who just need to…

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The Shrimp Fest in Gulf Shores

Alabama is known worldwide for its fresh, delicious seafood, and for many, the jewel of the Gulf's mouthwatering bounty is, without a doubt, the shrimp! This tasty crustacean — plentiful in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico — has been an integral part of the area's economic and cultural heritage for hundreds of years.

The Annual National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama

Every year, the people of Gulf Shores honor this delightful seafood with four days of fun and festivities. The Annual Shrimp Festival is always a major event on the state's calendar, but this year, the event will be even bigger and better than ever as it celebrates its 40th year. Initially conceived as a one-day event to attract tourists to the region outside the peak vacation season, the Shrimp…

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Ono Island in Orange Beach

Ono Island is a barrier island in southern Orange Beach, Alabama, situated at the mouth of Perdido Bay on the northern Gulf of Mexico.  It is bordered by Bay St. John to the north and Old River to the south.  Ono is populated by sand dunes, live oak trees, and many natural grasses and plant species. This gated community on the Alabama Gulf Coast is accessible via a private bridge, and for boaters, this provides quick access to the Gulf of Mexico. The island was discovered in the 15th century by the Spanish, who named it Orinoco, which means "a place to paddle," and Ono still has the charm and beauty that attracted Spanish explorers. 

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Boating Paradise

There are more than seven hundred homes on the island, many of…

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