Mixed-Use Shoppes at Midtown Planned Next to Mobile’s Dew Drop Inn
A new retail and residential building is in the works for Old Shell Road in Midtown Mobile, on property directly beside one of the city’s best-known restaurants. Hamilton & Company…
Mobile and Baldwin County News
A new retail and residential building is in the works for Old Shell Road in Midtown Mobile, on property directly beside one of the city’s best-known restaurants. Hamilton & Company…
MOBILE, Ala. — The former Toys R Us property in Mobile has been sold to Swintstorage, a self-storage developer based in Savannah, Georgia, for $2.7 million. The developer plans to…
The 114-year-old Crystal Ice Company building in downtown Mobile is listed for $175,000, part of a broader wave of commercial real estate activity across the region.
A 216-unit Spanish Fort apartment community changed hands for more than $15 million, while Foley prepared for a burger showdown and Gulf Shores saw a former Resort Quest building sell.
A landmark downtown building is headed for a residential future. Vallas Realty recently sold the property at 951 Government St. — an eight-story, 75,000-square-foot structure on the corner of Government…
A Zaxby's took shape on Alabama 59 in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach weighed beach-resort rezoning, and Acme Oyster House agreed to pay the city for 120 public parking spaces to…
An investor lined up a beachfront condotel in Gulf Shores while Chicken Salad Chick, Foosackly's, Stevie's Kitchen and other tenants signed leases across Mobile, reflecting steady demand for coastal and…
Charter Landing bought a Gulf Shores shopping center for nearly $1 million, a nine-story downtown Mobile office tower headed to auction, and a new Walmart Neighborhood Market rose on Airport…
A busy stretch for Mobile-Baldwin commercial real estate brought a Mattress Firm to Daphne, a new Publix to west Mobile, a Dollar Tree to Gulf Shores and the sale of…
ThyssenKrupp deeded the stainless portion of its Calvert plant to TK Stainless in a transaction valued in the tens of millions, while RSA closed on downtown Mobile's Royal Street properties.