Last night was the “soft opening” for Sky Zone in Hoover – the grand opening will be Saturday the 14th!  What is a Sky Zone trampoline park like?  Watch here: This is Birmingham’s newest trampoline park which is also going…
Southern Makers, an annual event that highlights the innovators, creators, designers, and just about anyone else in the artistic scene, has made a huge move within Alabama. Formerly of Montgomery, now moving to Birmingham for its 2 day event.
The demand for easier parking in the Magic City has been up for quite a while, and it is difficult to mend the situation through parking development. This is why UAB has teamed up with Arrivio…
Talking with Deon Gordon, the Director of Business Growth for REV, I found out some great info about the revitalization geared organization. The Mission: “We exist to ‘creates vibrant commercial districts by filling vacant spaces and growing sustainable businesses.’
The Magic City is not the only area of town subject to revitalization and more redevelopment. Samford University joins in on the excitement by applying $31 Million to its infrastructure to give future students, faculty, and staff a better home.…
There are three major discussions/projects on the table of the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District (HABD) right now – possible Southtown redevelopment, Freedom Manor Renovations, and the Loveman Village “de-densifying”.
Like in the discussions for the soon to be developed Topgolf facility, incentives are being highlighted by a North Carolina Developer to establish yet another Publix.
Birmingham has truly grown in the past few years and Alabamians aren’t the only ones who have noticed. Because of important revitalizations and our city’s creative backbone, we are pulling in some spotlight for being a well-rounded city with a…
Ah, gotta love the announcements of more food joints opening up in Birmingham. Trussville it’s your turn, again 😉
The momentum of Birmingham’s real estate deals in 2016 was quite impressive, considering where we have come from. As 2017 gets into full swing, can the large multifamily projects, that added major value to our real estate scene, continue its…
The fruition and beginning of major projects in Vestavia lead 2016 to a close and will hopefully close out the first quarter of 2017 successfully.
Connecting Wald Park to the Library in the Forest has been a hot topic since late October by the Vestavia city council. Now, the vision rendered quite some time ago and first reported on by the Vestavia Voice has finally been put to…
2008 was hard on real estate, and Birmingham was not far from the negative impact, but we aren’t called the Magic City for nothing. This November proved that comebacks are not only for the karate kid 😉
Another day, another discussion among Birmingham residents about the future of our city. Due to popular demand, I have pulled together some opinions from locals in regards to the post, Poised for Demolition, the Fate of Southtown is yet to…
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.