Alabama Gulf Coast Real Estate
Friday, August 24th, 2007| Share |
With a nationwide drop in the housing market and growing lending concerns, real estate markets all over the country are taking a beating. However, a savvy buyer may want to take a peek at Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, AL. At first glance, with consecutive 25%+ year over year growth spurts until 2006, the market could appear to the novice investor to be a bit inflated. Take a closer look.
As the Alabama Gulf Coast has emerged as a leading beach vacation destination with 4.4 million visitors and $1.96 billion in travel-related expenditures, this unexpected treasure has vast appeal. In addition, GO Zone tax credits make commercial and rental opportunities very attractive to experienced investors. Another deceiving trend in this market is the wish-listing. Many owners were hoping to take advantage of consecutive real estate gains. These solvent sellers have hefty price tags on their properties, but little motivation to sell in the current market. However, motivated sellers are still present in this market. Kaiser Realty, voted the area’s People’s Choice “Best Real Estate Company”, specializes in bringing together motivated sellers and savvy buyers. “This market is still undervalued in relation to other comparable destinations,” according to marketing director Amy Mutual, “The nationwide downturn has exposed what a great buy Alabama’s beaches really are.”
Gulf Shores and Orange Beach also have amenities to offer buyers. With affordable waterfront and water-view properties, affordable boat access, new commercial growth, nationally recognized golf and fishing, newly built parks and trails, and family-friendly activities, Alabama’s beaches offer potential buyers and investors an incredible and affordable quality of life. Although it stands tall as a financial investment, the Alabama Gulf Coast exceeds expectations as a personal investment.

With a nationwide drop in the housing market and growing lending concerns, real estate markets all over the country are taking a beating. However, a savvy buyer may want to take a peek at Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, AL. At first glance, with consecutive 25%+ year over year growth spurts until 2006, the market could appear to the novice investor to be a bit inflated.





August 22nd, 2007 at 5:42 am
Alabama Gulf Coast Real Estate…
I’ll try to spread this post over the blogosphere. Thanks!…
December 12th, 2008 at 12:36 pm
Things are not as they seem. There is a lot of activity here and not all bottom feeding in the real estate market. For instance, Grander in Orange Beach is a boater’s paradise just waiting to be snapped up. Recent market analysis reveals that Grander is priced competitively and is a great value. There is nothing else like it, regardless of price, in the area for boat slip products.
Check it out at http://www.thegranderorangebeach.com
November 26th, 2010 at 9:49 pm
with land investment there are a few important factors to consider when looking at a plot of land, no matter how large or small. The first to consider is obviously price. Is the land you are investing in worth the price today that is being asked? Secondly is how long you intend on holding your investment.