Neighborhoods in Tuscaloosa, AL

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Townes of North River

Featuring some of Tuscaloosa’s most elegant homes, the Townes of North River offers modern luxuries in a newly built subdivision. Though the neighborhood sacrifices some convenience to downtown Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama, homeowners are more than happy to trade it for serenity and a sense of togetherness. “It’s really a community,”
- Average Value
  
  $671K
- List Price
  
  $410K - $1.5M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  9 Listings
Townes of North River
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University Area

Alabama founded its first public university in 1831, back when the state capital was still Tuscaloosa. The capital may have moved to Montgomery, but the University of Alabama remains the state's flagship university and Tuscaloosa's central institution. Students, faculty and staff often live in the so-called university area, which unfurls south and
- Average Value
  
  $535K
- List Price
  
  $155K - $1.9M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  38 Listings
University Area
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Downtown Tuscaloosa

For many, the city of Tuscaloosa conjures visions of 100,000 screaming fans cheering on the University of Alabama Crimson Tide and its legendary football team. A mile west of campus in downtown Tuscaloosa, Tide football is everywhere, from houndstooth patterns — à la the iconic hat worn by coach Paul “Bear” Bryant — to framed photos of the other,
- Average Value
  
  $448K
- List Price
  
  $280K - $1.5M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  13 Listings
Downtown Tuscaloosa
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Woodland Forrest

With golf course views, large lot sizes and a location near major Tuscaloosa employers, Woodland Forrest offers plenty of pluses. “It’s right off the interstate and pretty centrally located from the Mercedes plant,” says Jason Patton, a Realtor with the Patton Group of Keller Williams. Development started in the 1970s, and the area’s hilly
- Average Value
  
  $285K
- List Price
  
  $156K - $484K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  9 Listings
Woodland Forrest
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Forest Lake

Forest Lake was once a historic neighborhood true to its name: unique older homes paired with a thick canopy of trees and a lake. But that changed on April 27, 2011, when an EF4 tornado ripped through Tuscaloosa, killing 39 people and causing more than $2 billion of damage. The storm delivered a direct hit to the east side of the neighborhood,
- Average Value
  
  $280K
- List Price
  
  $155K - $493K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  15 Listings
Forest Lake
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Greater Alberta

The area east of McFarland Boulevard in Tuscaloosa has had several names: Holt Junction, Alberta, Alberta City or, colloquially, the ABC. Founded as its own city in the early 20th century, the area was annexed into Tuscaloosa in 1948, and the University of Alabama campus sits on the other side of the boulevard. Today, the area is best known as
- Average Value
  
  $224K
- List Price
  
  $57K - $734K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  20 Listings
Greater Alberta
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Cottondale

First constructed in 1871, Cottondale’s namesake cotton mill was a crucial driver of the local economy. Conditions were not inspiring. Mother Jones, the legendary labor leader, once took a job in the Cottondale mill to investigate working conditions for children in the South. The mill eventually burned down, but the community that grew around it
- Average Value
  
  $188K
- List Price
  
  $18K - $285K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  5 Listings
Cottondale
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West Tuscaloosa

When Tuscaloosa was originally incorporated in 1819, the city consisted of the land east of what is now Martin Luther King Boulevard. But the town ran into delays in laying out the city grid, opening the door for the city of Newtown — which was incorporated one year later and sat directly to Tuscaloosa’s west — to grow more quickly. For a few
- Average Value
  
  $148K
- List Price
  
  $30K - $837K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  24 Listings
West Tuscaloosa
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Holt

In 1901, the Central Iron and Coal Company was looking for a new headquarters, so they sent an executive named Frank Holt to scout a plot of land along the Black Warrior River east of Tuscaloosa. Central Iron and Coal purchased the site, building a new foundry for iron production as well as a company town, which comprised 350 houses and a school.
- Average Value
  
  $141K
- List Price
  
  $22K - $343K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  8 Listings
Holt

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