Baldwin County’s housing market recorded higher average residential sales prices in both the Resort and Traditional markets during September 2026, despite fewer closed sales and new listings compared to the same month last year.

Baldwin County Planning Commission Meeting – September 3, 2026 Benjamin’s Run Subdivision Approved The Baldwin County Planning Commission approved Benjamin’s Run Subdivision. The 91-lot mixed-use development will be located north of U.S. Highway 98 and east of County Road 95. A total of 88 townhouse lots and three commercial lots are planned for the site. The project had been tabled two months earlier because of concerns regarding parking, usable open space and low-impact d

Baldwin County’s housing market showed mixed year-over-year trends in August, with average sales price increasing in the Traditional Residential market while the Resort Area experienced fewer closed sales and a lower average sales price compared to last year.

Daphne City Council Meeting – August 3, 2026 County Road 54 Pre-Zoning and Annexation Approved The Daphne City Council approved the pre-zoning and annexation of property located northeast of the intersection of County Road 54 and Centipede Drive. The applicant sought to establish R-6-G Garden Home Residential zoning, which will allow a detached single-family residential development similar to adjacent portions of The Reserve at Daphne. A conceptual layout illustrates approxim

Baldwin County’s housing market showed shifting conditions in July...

Baldwin County Planning Commission Meeting – July 9, 2026 91-Lot Subdivision Request Tabled The Baldwin County Planning Commission tabled a request for preliminary plat approval of Benjamin’s Run, a proposed 91-lot mixed-use development located north of Highway 98 and east of County Road 95. The development includes 88 townhouse lots and three commercial lots on property zoned RMF-6 and B-2. Commissioners expressed concerns that while the proposal technically met subdivision

Baldwin County’s housing market continued its strong summer performance in June, with both the Resort and Traditional residential markets recording year-over-year increases in average sales price and total sales volume.

Fairhope Planning Commission Meeting – June 1, 2026 Townhomes Extension Request Denied The Fairhope Planning Commission considered a request for a one-year extension of preliminary approval for the Proper Townhomes project located at the southwest corner of Nichols Avenue and Young Street. The 10-unit townhome development originally received approval in July 2024. Representatives for the applicant stated that rising construction costs, financing challenges, and contractor sel

Baldwin County’s housing market remained active in May, with the Resort market posting increases in both sales activity and total sales volume compared to the same time last year.

Fairhope Planning Commission Meeting – May 4, 2026 Foosackly’s and Just Chillin Site Plan Approved The Fairhope Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of a site plan request for Foosackly’s and Just Chillin, to be located on Lot 4 of the Encounter Commercial Development at the northeast corner of the intersection of Hwy. 181 and Hwy. 104. The property is zoned B-2 and was previously approved in February 2025; however, that approval expired after exceeding the 365-day

Baldwin County’s housing market remained active in April, with the Resort market experiencing strong year-over-year growth in both average sales price and total sales volume.

Baldwin County Planning Commission Meeting – April 2, 2026 Boat and RV Storage Subdivision Approved on 45 Acres The Baldwin County Planning Commission approved a preliminary and final plat for the Patel Boat and RV Storage Subdivision. The two-lot non-residential subdivision is located south of Hwy. 98 and east of County Road 95 in the Elberta area. The 45.04-acre property will be divided into two lots, with the smallest lot containing 12.35 acres. The subdivision is intended

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Baldwin County’s housing market remained active in March, with increased sales activity across both the Resort and Traditional residential markets compared to the same time last year.

Fairhope Planning Commission Meeting – March 2, 2026 Downtown Fairhope Development Receives Approvals The Fairhope Planning Commission approved two related applications for the De La Mare development project in downtown Fairhope , located west of Panini Pete’s and near Fairhopers Park along Bernhardt Lane . The project involves redevelopment of the downtown property with a new mixed-use building and associated site improvements. The 3,867 square foot building will contain fir

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Baldwin County’s housing market continued to show strong activity in February, particularly in the resort segment, as year-over-year data reflected increased sales volume and higher average prices in some areas.

The Fairhope Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for the Preserve at Point Clear. The 11.4-acre site is located on the south side of Twin Beech Road, west of Section St. and north of Calyx Circle.

Baldwin County’s housing market showed a mix of stability and shifting activity in December, as pricing held steady in traditional residential areas while resort properties spent more time on the market.

The Fairhope Planning Commission heard a proposal for a three-story Boarding House to be constructed on the northwest corner of Fairhope Ave. and Church St. in downtown Fairhope on the vacant site of a recently demolished 1922 People’s Cooperative Store building.