Turns out the rest of the country figured it out — Alabama isn’t just sweet tea and football. It’s jobs, affordability, and room to breathe. After a slower 2024…2025 came back strong with real momentum and real numbers to back it up.
Statewide Highlights
71,485 homes sold — up 3.9% (goodbye 2024 slump)
Median price: $233,969 — up 11% and a record high
$19.37B in sales volume — up 20.3%
Inventory up 17.6% — more choices for buyers
4.7 months of supply — finally flirting with “balanced”
Unemployment under 3% — steady jobs = steady demand
Translation? The market didn’t just recover — it stabilized. Less frenzy. More strategy.
But here’s the thing: real estate is hyper-local. What’s happening statewide sets the tone… but what matters most is what’s happening right here at home.
Baldwin County: Growth with a Cooler Head
Baldwin County wrapped 2025 with stronger sales, higher prices, and more inventory — which means opportunity on both sides of the table.
Year-End Snapshot
7,772 homes sold (up from 7,454)
Average price: $474,214 (yes, that’s up nicely)
$3.68B in total sales volume
14,161 new listings — buyers had options again
Resort Market
Our coastal market kept flexing:
1,789 resort sales
$1.37B in resort volume
Steady price appreciation
Longer days on market = less panic, more planning
Traditional Residential
4,960 homes sold
$2.05B in sales volume
Moderate price growth
More inventory, slightly longer marketing times
The Bottom Line
The chaos cooled. The demand stayed.
We’re in a healthier, more sustainable market — not the wild bidding-war days, but not a slowdown either. It’s a thinking market now. And in a thinking market, strategy wins every time.
