From The Trussville Tribune staff reports
TRUSSVILLE –If you’re looking for a home in Alabama, Niche said Trussville, ranked at number 11, would be one of your best choices.
Madison ranked at the top of the list with Jefferson County cities Hoover, Homewood, Vestavia Hills and Mountain Brook all joining Trussville in the Top 25.
According to the website, The 2016 Best Places to Buy a House ranking provides a comprehensive assessment of the housing and community of an area at the place level. This grade takes into account key factors of a location’s housing market, including home values, taxes, crime rates, and quality of local schools, in an attempt to measure the quality and stability of an area’s housing market.
Factors in the compiling the list include home value to income, schools, crime, higher education rate, property tax and percentage of residents from 25 to 44.
See the complete list here.
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Rebekah Self Tomlinson
Chace Tomlinson
Jessica McCool
Teresa McCool Sharon Scarvey Gunter
Kasey Marie Archer
Not really!!!! Lol
Karen Colaiuta Yekel
I love it in Trussville!
Beth Wingate
Trussville is about to get a lot more crowded… : /
Sharon Dear Bernard
I don’t ever want to live anywhere but Trussville!
Teresa Cox Chapple
Agree
Dale Taylor
Cool. Pinson made the list. Not to bad. Lol
Dale Taylor
So there are 169 cities and 291 towns in the state of AL. 460 places to call home. Pinson was #56. I’ll take it.
Cassie Newton
Kevin Newton
Gloria King Bailey Pounds
That really isn’t too shabby.
Ryan Fitzwater
Yea because nice houses are selling for cheap because of the airline hwy that goes through Trussville now and the crime rate going up.
Amanda Handley
Crime rate not available…
Sharon Dear Bernard
Property values have increased in Hidden Trace, Magnolia Place and Glen Cross partly because of the new primary school but mostly because we have a great community! We’ve lived here almost 17 years and have always had planes flying over for takeoff and for landing. Hardly noticed. We’ve had very little turnover in houses here. Those that have is mainly due to people being transferred for their jobs or losing their jobs during this Obama economy. Again, I don’t want to live anywhere else! Great neighbors, great schools.
Jaime Melton Anderson
Sharon Dear Bernard Amen!
The Trussville Tribune
“The home values are typically higher than most of the homes in the Birmingham-Hoover, Ala. area.”
https://www.trussvilletribune.com/2016/05/01/area-home-values-compare-2004/
Ryan Fitzwater
I live here. Not convincing. Thanks for the effort.
Sharon Dear Bernard
Ryan Fitzwater if you aren’t happy in Trussville, move!
Ryan Fitzwater
Hey…don’t be mad at me. I would if I could.
Chuck Biddinger
Great my house at 514 Water Oak Cir. should sell fast!