Wyze Realty Real Estate Blog

Market updates, neighborhood guides and buying and selling tips for Huntsville and North Alabama.

Nov. 2, 2026

Huntsville Housing Market Report: November 2026

The short version: as of November 2, 2026, there are 4,154 homes for sale across Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties, about 4.5 months of supply. The typical home that sold in the last three months went for $321,950 and took about 87 days from listing to closing. The market is balanced, but it is really two markets: resale homes are tighter than new construction, and they are selling for $30,000 less.

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Posted in Buying, Selling
Oct. 31, 2026

Limestone and Morgan Senior Tax Freeze: What Owners Should Know

The short version: On Tuesday, November 3, voters in Limestone County and Morgan County will decide on a local amendment that would let homeowners 65 and older freeze the assessed value of the home they live in. If it passes, nothing changes on this year's bill; claims would start October 1, 2027. Here is what it would and would not do, and what it means if you are weighing whether to stay or sell.

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Posted in Selling
Oct. 30, 2026

Clift Farm, Madison: Building New vs. Buying Resale

The short version: Clift Farm has been one of the most active subdivisions in Madison County this year, and about half of its sales in the last year were brand-new homes listed by the builders' own offices. New houses from the builders have closed at a lower median price than resales here, but the resales are bigger, and some resale sellers are now offering rate buydowns and concessions to compete.

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Posted in Buying
Oct. 28, 2026

Madison City Schools: What the Zone Adds to Home Prices

The short version: Over the last 12 months, resale homes zoned for Madison City Schools sold for about $10 to $14 more per square foot than similar-size homes zoned for the neighboring Madison County, Limestone County and Huntsville City high schools. On a typical 2,100 square foot house, that works out to roughly $20,000 to $30,000. Inside the same ZIP code, the gap gets a lot smaller.

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Posted in Buying, Moving
Oct. 27, 2026

Village of Providence, Huntsville: Neighborhood Spotlight

The short version: Village of Providence is a planned town-center neighborhood in northwest Huntsville, next to Cummings Research Park, where houses, townhomes and condos sit on small lots within walking distance of a main street of shops, offices and restaurants. In the 12 months through October 26, 2026, 41 homes sold there at a median of $650,000, about $286 per square foot. You pay a lot more per foot than the Huntsville average, and in return you get a layout few other neighborhoods here offer.

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Posted in Buying
Oct. 26, 2026

Huntsville Market Monday: More Price Cuts Than New Listings

The short version: for the week of October 19 to 25, 2026, sellers across Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties cut prices on 357 listings while 281 new ones came on the market. 140 homes closed at a median of $303,313, and the typical home sold at its final asking price. Buyers have room to negotiate, but well-priced homes are still selling.

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Posted in Buying, Selling
Oct. 24, 2026

Space Command's Move to Huntsville: Where Things Stand (October 2026)

The short version: U.S. Space Command is moving its headquarters from Colorado Springs to Redstone Arsenal in phases. More than 140 people were working at Redstone by September 2026, about 200 are expected by the end of 2026, about half of headquarters staff by the end of 2028, and full move-in around 2031 to 2032, once the permanent headquarters is built.

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Posted in Buying, Moving
Oct. 24, 2026

Huntsville Housing Market Report: October 2026

The short version: as of October 24, 2026, there are 4,235 homes for sale across Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties. The typical home that sold in the last three months went for $325,000, took about 85 days from listing to closing, and sold at its final asking price. With roughly 4.6 months of supply, the market is balanced: buyers have choices, and well-priced homes still sell.

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Posted in Buying, Selling