Big Things Happening in Mobile – And Why It’s Great News for Our Gulf Coast Real Estate Market
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Big Things Happening in Mobile – And Why It’s Great News for Our Gulf Coast Real Estate Market
The energy around Mobile right now is impossible to ignore. Downtown is on the cusp of some major transformations that could reshape the entire area, drawing more visitors, businesses, and residents to the Gulf Coast. As someone deeply rooted in this region and passionate about real estate, I’m excited to share what’s unfolding and how it could create new opportunities for buyers and investors.
Mobile’s leaders are reimagining the waterfront along the Mobile River. For generations it has been defined by industry, busy ports, cargo, and ships, but there’s a fresh vision to make it more inviting for everyday enjoyment. The goal is a walkable stretch with…
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There are about 40 miles of white sand beaches from Johnson Beach in Perdido Key to Fort Morgan in Gulf Shores. When it comes to views along our shoreline, east-corner condo units often garner special attention and fetch a premium because of their unobstructed sunrise vistas and their ideal orientation to the clear Gulf waters. Not that we have anything against sunsets! Because of the way our beaches run, we do sometimes get sunsets over the Gulf, but mainly in winter and only just at the western edge. There is truly nothing like a sunrise on the Gulf, though - watching the light track across the sky and sparkle off the Gulf's peaceful surface is food for the soul.
It is a pleasure to live and play along the Alabama Gulf Coast! As Gulf Coast residents, we are fortunate to have our famed white sand beaches, but we can also enjoy the exceptional Gulf State Park and wildlife preserves right at our doorstep! These natural lands provide bountiful recreational opportunities for outdoor fun along our bays, lagoons, rivers, and bayous. They also provide vital habitat and breeding grounds for a rich and varied population of fish, sea creatures, and birds, including bald eagles, osprey, owls, and brown pelicans, and land animals, such as tortoises, lizards, frogs, alligators, bobcats, deer, foxes, and more! Coastal Baldwin County is also home to a few rare plants that exist in only a few…
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Despite 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.