Alabaster, AL Black Real Estate Agents

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A large, multi-phase master-planned community with sidewalks, neighborhood amenities, and a wide range of family home styles — one of the most common entry points into Alabaster.
$320K
$230k - $475k
Wynlake
Weatherly
Alabaster's upscale golf-course community, built around a championship course with well-appointed newer-construction homes — the city's premium address for buyers moving up from starter inventory.
A historic mill village annexed into Alabaster in 1971, with some of the city's oldest homes near Buck Creek and the old mill site, offered at value pricing.
Siluria
Buyers are drawn to Alabaster for its independent, highly regarded Alabaster City Schools system anchored by Thompson High School, an easy 23-mile commute up I-65 to Birmingham, and home prices that often run $30K-$70K below comparable homes in neighboring Helena or Chelsea — plus parks like Buck Creek and Veterans Park and quick access to Oak Mountain State Park.
Look beyond Alabaster's newest premium developments for value: Weatherly offers a wide range of family-friendly homes in a large master-planned setting, Siluria delivers historic character near Buck Creek at some of the city's lowest price points, and established subdivisions like Kentwood round things out with brick traditionals on comfortable, tree-lined lots.
Homes in Wynlake — Alabaster's golf-course community — are seeing steady demand from buyers moving up from starter inventory, especially well-appointed newer construction. More broadly, with roughly a quarter of listings still selling above asking, sellers who price realistically and highlight a Thompson-schools address are seeing brisk activity.
With Alabaster's population up more than 60% over the past decade and Birmingham-commute, school-driven demand showing no sign of slowing, the city should keep posting steady, moderate price growth rather than a sharp spike — expect continued competition for well-priced homes near top schools and parks.

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