Mobile Area Real Estate (Mobile and Baldwin Counties) (Huntsville, Madison: for sale, apartment)

[InlandWave]

Originally Posted by Trying914

soooo.. as a southerner, conservative, business oriented individual....best options? I have no real interest in being around a bunch of transplants that are trying to change south AL, change FL, change GA, change south MS etc.....sooooo??? We own prop south of Bham and that's bad enough in the past 10 or so....everything and everywhere changes which can be a good thing, but it also can be a bad thing! We have neighbors in FL from CA and the NE who don't like us and we don't like them..I like people who are friendly but not the overbearing loudmouth types who don't respect the southern history, culture, food, religion, etc...some of these people are beginning to make us quite sick...LOL

West-West Mobile

[Southsky]

Originally Posted by InlandWave

West-West Mobile

Or maybe Baldwin. This amount of projection is perfect for Loxley.

[Trying914]

Originally Posted by Southsky

Or maybe Baldwin. This amount of projection is perfect for Loxley.

Would you care to elaborate with a few straightforward realities?? thx

[Midcenturyrocks]

Mobile county would not be the place for you unless it's the Citronelle area. Baldwin would be much better its primarily Republican, and much more likely to align with your political views. I live in West Mobile and my neighborhood is actually becoming pretty diverse. I prefer it that way, but to each his own.

[Trying914]

Thank you for your opinion about Baldwin county.


Many of us think that "diversity" is and/or could be over-rated. We've invested in a few so-called "diverse and up-coming areas" which turned into sociocultural, political, economic and educational cesspools....all of course in the name of "diversity".



Diversity of thought, and solutions are our essential desired positions. Nowhere is perfect of course.

[natedoggbry]

Originally Posted by Trying914

Thank you for your opinion about Baldwin county.


Many of us think that "diversity" is and/or could be over-rated. We've invested in a few so-called "diverse and up-coming areas" which turned into sociocultural, political, economic and educational cesspools....all of course in the name of "diversity".



Diversity of thought, and solutions are our essential desired positions. Nowhere is perfect of course.

See they say all that, but there are a vast amount of conservative people in midtown and a massive number of liberals in the suburban areas of west Mobile. They’re just suggesting you live in the absolute middle of nowhere places of this area, but the political opinions of my neighbors has never once come up in a conversation with them. Mobile county votes Republican in every election. And national politics rarely ever comes up from the city government which runs non partisan. Baldwin county’s thought system is to vote down a tax increase which would better fund their schools, when most people that move there from Mobile county claim it’s for the schools. The biggest difference is that Mobile county’s black population is 35% whereas Baldwin county’s is 7.5%. That plays into conservative or liberal voting patterns of each county far more than anything else. But like I said, all of my black friends are conservative, so it’s more nuanced than I believe most people think.

[Trying914]

Originally Posted by natedoggbry

See they say all that, but there are a vast amount of conservative people in midtown and a massive number of liberals in the suburban areas of west Mobile. They’re just suggesting you live in the absolute middle of nowhere places of this area, but the political opinions of my neighbors has never once come up in a conversation with them. Mobile county votes Republican in every election. And national politics rarely ever comes up from the city government which runs non partisan. Baldwin county’s thought system is to vote down a tax increase which would better fund their schools, when most people that move there from Mobile county claim it’s for the schools. The biggest difference is that Mobile county’s black population is 35% whereas Baldwin county’s is 7.5%. That plays into conservative or liberal voting patterns of each county far more than anything else. But like I said, all of my black friends are conservative, so it’s more nuanced than I believe most people think.

Well, that explains that. Thx

[InlandWave]

After next week's commission meeting, Mobile will have 1100 lots approved for 14 new subdivisions, a monthly average of 185 lots per month

[InlandWave]

Mobile and Baldwin Counties took a massive hit in July Housing Markets: Selling 509 and 790 houses respectively with a hit of 23.57% and 25.68%.



Home Prices barely fell Month of Month as well



Although Mobile's new Construction home sales went up from 42 to 52 year over year. Baldwin County took a hit from 201 to 156 year over year, Mobile County is still on pace to have its best performance on new construction in the records since just before the 2008 housing market crash

[RocketDawg]

Originally Posted by InlandWave

Mobile and Baldwin Counties took a massive hit in July Housing Markets: Selling 509 and 790 houses respectively with a hit of 23.57% and 25.68%.



Home Prices barely fell Month of Month as well



Although Mobile's new Construction home sales went up from 42 to 52 year over year. Baldwin County took a hit from 201 to 156 year over year, Mobile County is still on pace to have its best performance on new construction in the records since just before the 2008 housing market crash

Interest rates going from about 2% to near 6% has an effect.