Restoring, but never forgetting, the old buildings in a city is needed to progress through the years.
What better way for Columbiana to ring in the New Year by restoring the Davis Drug Company building – the first of many.
Continue reading “Shelby County follows the Magic City with Revitalization”
Where 280 and 119 meet, you know, where the Chick-fil-a is located, will eventually be home to a new development called Tattersall Park.
The land, which has been seemingly vacant for years, will begin its redevelopment process by introducing Next Levl (reported on earlier) as the first tenant.
Expansion continues to be a trend for Church of the Highlands, which currently has a head count of about 60,000 members.
Recently, the mega church purchased more land to cater to its members in Fultondale.
Continue reading “Birmingham’s Mega Church Continues to Expand”
With the surge of commercial and residential throughout Birmingham, our city is growing without a doubt.
South of the Magic City, Alabaster’s Planning and Zoning Commission is close to a decision which will bring the municipal larger residential possibilities.
Continue reading “New Neighborhood for Alabaster Coming Soon, if Decisions are Made…”
Since the launch of Bham Now in August of this year, we’ve continued to grow and greatly appreciate the loyalty and input from our audience – you!
Just in case you missed them, here’s a quick recap of our top 10 most read stories to date.
There are a variety of housing projects in the Birmingham city limits and with the expanse of real estate development, some are becoming questionable assets.
Southtown, located between St. Vincent’s Hospital and UAB, is “set” to be demolished, but after Monday’s planned discussions, its future still is not clear.
Continue reading “Poised for Demolition, the Fate of Southtown is yet to be Decided”
The last 5 years have been huge for the Magic City and most counties in the Birmingham Metro area, but one county stands out among the rest; Jefferson, home to Vulcan.
Continue reading “Jefferson County comes in as #1 Alabama County in GDP Growth”
Built in the 1950’s, the Loveman Village is soon to experience major redevelopments carried out by the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District.
Every type of business is benefiting from the eagerness of developers to renovate downtown Birmingham.
Each piece of news to hit your fingers on Birmingham’s growth, although maybe small, continues to point towards a major comeback by the Magic City.
Soon no building in Birmingham will be able to hide from aspiring developers wanting to reshape and transform the Magic City.
Continue reading “Redevelopment Targets Ensley’s former 5 Points West Library”
Birmingham’s food boom has also given rise to a big opportunity: solving hunger in the Magic City.
Continue reading “Birmingham moving beyond the ‘food desert’ label”
Among the variety of revitalized buildings is one that stands out – Pizitz, a REV Birmingham project.
The mixed use project will offer commercial and residential spaces as well as feature Birmingham’s Reveal Kitchen to take in foodie entrepreneurs, and make their business grow even further.
Tropicaleo, winner of REV Birmingham’s Big Pitch Competition, will be the first tenant of the Reveal Kitchen!
Revitalization – Ahhh, just the word makes me proud of Birmingham and how far we have come within the last year.
Continue reading “The Real Estate Boom Downtown – First Ave. North”
With electric vehicles becoming more and more popular, Birmingham is working towards accommodating the environmentally friendly move. There have been sightings across the city for charging stations for these vehicles that are much needed. For example, you may have seen some EV charging stations in Five Points behind Jimmy John’s. Now, Uptown is joining the club!
Continue reading “Uptown is upgrading to EV charging stations”
As mentioned before, downtown bham isn’t the only area that is growing. Our “Over the Mountain” neighborhoods are revitalizing and proving worthy as well!
Currently, a Homewood developer has big plans for 18th Street and 28th Ave. South.
Continue reading “New Development for Homewood – For Retail and Parking”
