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As of February 2009, the average estimated value of a home in Mobile was $131,957. This figure was on a decline, with the estimated median value of homes during December 2008 at $137,361. As in the rest of the country, the city has its share of housing woes, with the number of homes sales reduced to 33% in December 2008 compared to total sales reported just a month before. Most of the houses on sale were resale, while the rest are newly constructed and some are results of foreclosures. Typically, it would take an average of 74 days for a single home to spend in the market before being sold to buyers. Most of the residents in the city have their own home and only about 36% are occupying rental properties. Once again, real estate experts are relying on the city’s strong economic condition to keep the housing market in Mobile relatively stable, in order to survive the housing slump plaguing the whole nation.

Mobile, Alabama - The Port City

Mobile is a city in Alabama, part of the Mobile Metropolitan Statistical Area that is in turn composed of the county of the same name. At the last count, the city has an estimated population of 200,000, which would double if the whole statistical area would be considered. The city is situated along Mobile River, which empties into the Mobile Bay, a body of water that plays a significant role in the history and economy of the whole area. Today, residents enjoy a rich civic life in Mobile, enhanced by the presence of several esteemed institutions of higher education. These include the publicly-owned University of South Alabama and the Bishop State Community College, which is known to cater to the significant African American population of the state. Religion also played a huge role in the history and community life of Mobile, manifested in the establishment in several large educational institutions in the area. Examples of which would be Faulkner University that is associated with the Church of Christ, the Baptist-affiliated University of Mobile, and the Jesuit-run Spring Hill College. The city is also enjoying a strong economy, thanks to the presence of several large corporations. Among the top industries in Mobile are retail, services, aerospace, manufacturing, medicine, and construction. Most of the aerospace companies in the city are clustered within the Brookley Complex, which serves as both industrial complex and airport.

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