Neighborhoods in the 35205 ZIP Code

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Highland Park

Still postcard-ready after hundreds of years, Highland Park has maintained its stately residences and sense of elevated suburban living for generations. Initially developed in the 1880s, Highland Park started as a single boulevard, Highland Avenue, lined with 19th and 20th-century mansions. With five historic districts, Highland Park strives to
- Average Value
  
  $457K
- List Price
  
  $137K - $1.8M
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  48 Listings
Highland Park
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Lakeview District

Originally a summer getaway for Birmingham's elite, Lakeview District is now known as a lively entertainment district close to Downtown Birmingham. Shopping centers like Pepper Place feature hundreds of thousands of square feet of space used by local businesses and farmer's markets. Residents have their pick of restaurants, from seafood to sushi
- Average Value
  
  $379K
- List Price
  
  $273K - $891K
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  6 Listings
Lakeview District
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Five Points South

Five Points South, initially settled as the Town of Highland, started as a late 19th-century streetcar suburb connected by the Elyton Land Company. Its name originates from the five-way intersection formed by 20th Street South, Magnolia Avenue and 11th Avenue, once a bustling streetcar intersection. Nowadays, it’s a vibrant restaurant and retail
- Average Value
  
  $309K
- List Price
  
  $116K - $707K
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  19 Listings
Five Points South
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Glen Iris

At the turn of the 20th century, the community of Glen Iris was established as an enclave for Birmingham's elite. Developers built stately homes around the lush Glen Iris Park and elsewhere in the area well into the 1940s. With the establishment of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, new townhouses and mid-size houses were built, and the
- Average Value
  
  $276K
- List Price
  
  $150K - $795K
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  2 Listings
Glen Iris
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Titusville

Titusville perfectly represents Birmingham's rich history of perseverance. The neighborhood's story started just after the Civil War when a collective of freed, formerly enslaved people founded it. It was one of the first neighborhoods where Black people were allowed to own property; it was where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. penned his letter from
- Average Value
  
  $108K
- List Price
  
  $26K - $272K
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  19 Listings
Titusville

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