by Laura Jane Crocker | May 9, 2017 | Downtown Birmingham, New To The Neighborhood
Downtown Birmingham is a hub for entrepreneurs, corporate minds and trailblazers. The beautiful architecture, towering skyscrapers and historic markers make this Birmingham neighborhood a perfect place to get the creative juices flowing. The area holds many office...
by Laura Jane Crocker | May 3, 2017 | Birmingham Apartments for Rent, New To The Neighborhood
While the downtown area of Birmingham may have a few quieter areas, nothing beats the charming haven of Edgewood. This Birmingham neighborhood is part of Homewood, which is popular among students and families with young children. Edgewood is home to popular local...
by Laura Jane Crocker | Apr 25, 2017 | Avondale, New To The Neighborhood
The Birmingham neighborhood of Avondale is home to many young families and students and filled with popular Birmingham restaurants and breweries. The area continues to grow with the presence of a bustling nightlife scene, local markets and parks. This combination of...
by Laura Jane Crocker | Mar 29, 2017 | Downtown Birmingham, New To The Neighborhood
Downtown Birmingham is always buzzing with new renovations, exciting activities and plenty of culture. With baseball season fast approaching, nothing says summer in Birmingham like catching a Barons game at Regions Field. Whether you’re looking to take a date, a...
by Laura Jane Crocker | Mar 16, 2017 | New To The Neighborhood
Whenever you’re in the middle of a city, a suburban area can act as a haven from the traffic, noise and commotion. Vestavia Hills is a popular Birmingham neighborhood for young families, with great schools, restaurants and access to other communities such as...
by Taylor Stewart | Mar 8, 2017 | Downtown Birmingham, New To The Neighborhood
In the heart of Birmingham’s historic Theatre District sits the Pizitz Food Hall. Opened in early February of this year, the much-anticipated Pizitz Food Hall is bustling with people from all over the Magic City. While many restaurants are still trickling in, by...
