Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of property values from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Neighbors along Lillian Highway say the abandoned former Vallarta's restaurant is a blighted eyesore and want it demolished, but Escambia County says the owners plan to renovate within 60 to…
Baldwin County's housing market posted gains across both the Resort and Traditional markets in June 2026, with resort-area closed sales jumping from 198 to 246 and total volume climbing above…
Residents pressed Mobile County commissioners to block Beacon Data Centers' multi-billion-dollar Calvert Infrastructure Hub. Commissioners said the county has no legal authority to stop it.
DAUPHIN ISLAND, Ala. — Dauphin Island tops the list of Mobile County communities for home prices, according to a new analysis — and it isn’t close. The report, compiled by…
Sixteen cities in Mobile and Baldwin counties rank among Alabama’s fastest-growing by home price, according to a Stacker analysis of national housing data. The cities were ranked by the dollar…
A multi-million dollar rebuild of Baltimore Street in Mobile is finished, closing out roughly 18 months of construction that replaced the roadway along with much of the infrastructure beneath and…
Home prices in Mobile jumped 12.2 percent over the last year, according to a new survey, yet the city still ranks among the most affordable midsize metros in the country.…
Neighbors near a Foley-area home where an elderly man was killed met with Baldwin County deputies to organize a neighborhood watch and ease safety worries.
Prichard's City Council passed a resolution to demolish nine vacant, decaying homes as part of the city's ongoing fight against neighborhood blight.
Five neighbors sued Baldwin County to stop a Lillian fire station planned at the corner of Santa Piedro Street and Ickler Avenue, citing noise and concerns about falling property values.