Neighborhoods in Birmingham, AL

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  Hillman

  Tucked into a mile-wide triangle between West Brownville and Grasselli Heights, Hillman is a small, quiet residential area set further away from the busier thoroughfares of Birmingham. This makes it an ideal location for those homeowners looking for a more secluded place to live. However, this added level of privacy comes at the price of fewer

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    $92K

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    $49K - $85K

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    1 Listing

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  Powderly

  First developed in 1887 by the Beneficial Land and Improvement Company, Powderly has evolved into a large family-oriented and senior-friendly neighborhood. The area offers plentiful housing among the trees and hills of Birmingham while still maintaining a strong sense of community and assistance. This can range from the community gardens attended

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    $92K

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    $29K - $114K

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    7 Listings

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  Germania Park

  The industrial boom that shaped Birmingham into "The Magic City" annexed and transformed smaller towns like Ensley into a locus of manufacturing and blue collar achievement. Workers who kept the mills and factories running lived in Ensley and it's neighborhoods like Germania Park. While the factories may be gone, the old cottages remain in what is

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    $90K

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    $28K - $160K

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    12 Listings

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  South Pratt

  Pratt City's community is steeped in Birmingham's industrial history, from mining to manufacturing. For Pratt City's suburb of South Pratt, residents have seen the closing of the surrounding mines and the expansion of Ensley's manufacturing from the early 20th century to the years after the Second World War. Today, residents live in the same

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    $89K

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    $40K - $85K

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    2 Listings

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  Roosevelt

  Roosevelt, 12 miles from Birmingham, has everything residents need within a short drive. Nestled between the small towns of Midfield and Brighton, the Roosevelt community is a primarily residential area. “A lot is happening in the area,” says John Street, a realtor since 2017 with Keller Williams Realty. “It is not very far from Fairfield and the

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    $89K

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    $24K - $148K

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    7 Listings

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  Fairmont

  Fairmont is a suburban community in North Birmingham, bordered by the factories that put "The Magic City" on the map. Bordered by U.S. Highway 31 and Interstate 65, residents who work or study in Downtown Birmingham can make the trip quick and easy. Fairmont's homes are affordably priced relative to the Birmingham metro area and are within a few

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    $88K

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    $14K - $128K

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    2 Listings

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  Wylam

  With its humble beginnings as a coal community, Wylam’s rich history has laid the foundation for a bright future. This Birmingham neighborhood has faced challenging ebbs and significant flows throughout its history, but there are generations of residents who have faith that things here in Wylam are looking up. The hub of the community is

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    $87K

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    $25K - $124K

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    11 Listings

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  East Brownville

  Birmingham’s history hides in plain sight in the unassuming neighborhood of East Brownville. Initially developed to house 19th-century iron miners, this community brought the magic to “The Magic City,” sparking Birmingham’s industrial development. One of the hardest-hit cities during the Great Depression, Birmingham bounced back seemingly

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    $87K

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    $42K - $125K

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    2 Listings

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  Grasselli Heights

  Grasselli Heights first emerged in the early 20th century as a neighborhood for workers at the Grasselli Chemical Company, and the neighborhood continued to grow after the Second World War. Today, residents live in those same early 20th-century bungalows and mid-century split-level houses. Woodland hiking in Red Mountain Park and major roadways to

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    $86K

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    $49K - $94K

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    1 Listing

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  Inglenook

  Inglenook is a suburban neighborhood bounded to the north by the city of Tarrant and separated from Harriman Park by Pinson Valley Parkway. This no-frills enclave appeals to those who want to live close to the city without the steep prices. Former Inglenook Neighborhood Association President and long-time resident Carolyn Cauthen says “When you

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    $85K

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    $31K - $216K

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    11 Listings

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  Tuxedo

  Tuxedo, a historic neighborhood in Birmingham, Alabama, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant community life. Once a bustling entertainment district for Black workers in the 1920s and 1930s, Tuxedo's legacy is immortalized in the famous Erskine Hawkins song. The Belcher-Nixon building, a remnant of the neighborhood's past, is now

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    $84K

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    $57K - $92K

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    1 Listing

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  Jones Valley

  Situated in South Birmingham, Jones Valley is a small, close-knit community that sits moments from the scenic Red Mountain. The neighborhood is part of the historic Ensley community, established to house the workers who contributed to Birminham’s rich industrial past. Founded as a separate city in 1887 by Enoch Ensley, Birmingham’s Ensley area

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    $84K

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    $20K - $160K

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    9 Listings

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  Riley

  The early 20th century saw a massive expansion of heavy industry in the Birmingham community of Ensley. This expansion called for the establishment of worker's housing in communities like Riley. Today, residents live in the Craftsman bungalows and mid-century modern houses that were originally built for the workers. Local community centers

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    $82K

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    $46K - $149K

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    4 Listings

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  Oakwood Place

  Close to a historic ballpark and a famous cemetery, Oakwood Place, 5 miles from Downtown Birmingham, is a residential area with easy access to nearby amenities. Near Valley Creek, Rickwood Field, America’s oldest ballpark, is now a museum that hosts events and tours to educate visitors on the stadium's history. Elmwood Cemetery, one of the largest

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    $80K

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    $23K - $157K

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    15 Listings

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  Ensley

  With a history of industrial boom and decline, Ensley is an area defined by the shifting neighborhood amenities available to its established, close-knit community. While residents no longer work in steel production at The Ensley Works, the neighborhood’s proximity to I-20 means locals often drive to employers across the greater Birmingham area.

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    $91K

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    $30K - $914K

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    10 Listings

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