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BIRMINGHAM HOUSING

Real Estate Development

Building stronger communities for Birmingham.

Thrive 2035

Birmingham Housing is committed to repositioning its public housing portfolio to best serve Birmingham residents while remaining aligned with the overall direction of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

We are evaluating the needs of our current properties to ensure each site’s redevelopment effort is the best course of action for current and future residents.

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Real Estate Development Office

(205) 521-0676

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Current Efforts

Southtown property

Project overview

Southtown

Southside Development Company

Two affordable housing residential buildings for families and seniors within the larger Edgehill at Southtown neighborhood.

Phased redevelopment

Affordable housing will be followed by commercial, retail, hospitality, and office space.

Cooper Green property

Project overview

Cooper Green

Paces Foundation & SOHO Partners

Conversion from public housing to Project-Based Vouchers through HUD’s Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program.

227 units

1–5 bedrooms

Renovation investment: estimated $90,000 per unit.

Smithfield Court property

Project overview

Smithfield Court

Integral Development & Rule Enterprises

A $50M HUD Choice Neighborhoods grant supports redevelopment with one-for-one replacement housing in mixed-income communities.

Grant implementation target: 2031.

Explore Smithfield Choice

Recently Completed Efforts

The Park at Sydney Drive

The Park at Sydney Drive

A 120-unit community in Birmingham’s Oxmoor Valley with 1–3 bedroom apartments, washer/dryer connections, energy-efficient appliances, and community facilities.

120 apartments

$19M development

Birmingham Housing & Hollyhand Development

Villas at Titusville

Villas at Titusville

The former Loveman Village redevelopment features a park-style setting with 164 mixed-income family homes.

164 homes

Mixed-income community

Phase I received the largest Low-Income Housing Tax Credit award in Alabama’s history in 2016.

Learn more about our development efforts

Contact the Real Estate Development Office.

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