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July 2025 Alabama Gulf Coast Real Estate Stats
Vital Signs provides a visual representation of what's happening in the Alabama Gulf Coast real estate market. The color-coded numbers represent the absorption rate, the number of months it would take to sell every home on the market in a particular price range if no others were added. If the market is moving quickly, the absorption rate will fall below six months of supply, and if it's more of a buyer's market, it will jump above six months of supply. The rate is determined by dividing the number of units currently on the market by the number sold in the past month.
As summer winds down, the Gulf Coast real estate market continues to shift—subtle movements in inventory are leading to opportunities in certain segments and slowdowns in others. Let's look at the month-over-month changes shaping Baldwin and Mobile County's housing landscape.
Baldwin County Snapshot: Slight Softening Across Key Segments
Several high-demand areas in Baldwin County are seeing rising inventory levels, pushing some markets closer to balance—or into buyer territory.
Month-over-Month Shifts:
Daphne:
- Inventory ticked up slightly across mid-price ranges.
- $500k–$749k supply dipped from 4.1 to 3.9 months.
- Sub-$400k ranges remain firmly seller-favored.
Fairhope:
- The $1M+ segment reversed course, going from 8.3 to 6.2 months of supply, still balanced but approaching seller's territory.
- Most mid-tier ranges saw slight inventory increases, nearing balance.
Spanish Fort:
- Inventory is trending down: $200k–$299k homes moved from 5.5 to 3.6 months of supply.
- Still within seller's market range, but shifting.
Foley & Loxley:
- $400k+ ranges are now clearly favoring buyers, with 8 – 12.5 months of supply.
- Homes under $300k remain in demand.
Gulf Shores & Orange Beach (Condos & Homes):
- Beach areas continue to see high inventory, especially in condos, with 14–24+ months of supply.
- This presents prime opportunities for buyers and investors.
Mobile County Snapshot: A Tale of Two Markets
Mobile County remains a mixed market, with competitive conditions under $300k and signs of slowdown in higher-end properties.
Month-over-Month Shifts:
Midtown:
- Sub-$200k homes are seeing rising supply, continuing balanced or buyer's conditions.
- $400k–$499k range tightened significantly from 5 to 1.5 months—very strong seller's market.
Springhill:
- The $100k–$199k segment stabilized, dropping from 17.8 months in July to 8.1 in August.
- Other ranges remain in balance or slightly buyer-favored.
West Mobile & Saraland:
- Most price points saw slight inventory increases.
- Still mostly balanced for the most part.
Dauphin Island:
- Inventory remains extremely high, with 11–20 months of supply in many price ranges—this continues to be a strong buyer's market.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
For Buyers:
- Beach condos and high-end markets are providing leverage in negotiations.
- More options continue to emerge in $500k+ price points throughout both counties.
For Sellers:
- Sub-$300k listings are still hot, particularly in Daphne, West Mobile, and Saraland.
- Proper pricing and marketing are crucial for higher-end properties to stand out in a more competitive landscape.
Final Takeaway
As the market continues to shift, now is the time for strategic buying and selling. Local trends are shifting monthly—partnering with a Bellator expert ensures you're ahead of the curve.
Contact your Bellator agent today to strategize your next move to the Gulf Coast.
