Most Expensive Cities in Alabama

Cities ranked by highest median home values. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Most Expensive Cities 50

1 Alabaster
$326,100
2 Pelham
$326,100
3 Helena
$326,100
4 Calera
$326,100
5 Chelsea
$326,100
6 Daphne
$316,900
7 Fairhope
$316,900
8 Foley
$316,900
9 Gulf Shores
$316,900
10 Huntsville
$299,200
11 Madison
$299,200
12 Athens
$281,000
13 Auburn
$262,200
14 Opelika
$262,200
15 Tuscaloosa
$248,700
16 Northport
$248,700
17 Birmingham
$240,000
18 Hoover
$240,000
19 Vestavia Hills
$240,000
20 Bessemer
$240,000
21 Homewood
$240,000
22 Dixiana
$240,000
23 Trussville
$240,000
24 Mountain Brook
$240,000
25 Center Point
$240,000
26 Hueytown
$240,000
27 Gardendale
$240,000
28 Irondale
$240,000
29 Leeds
$240,000
30 Fairfield
$240,000
31 Pleasant Grove
$240,000
32 Forestdale
$240,000
33 Pell City
$226,300
34 Moody
$226,300
35 Millbrook
$223,900
36 Decatur
$212,000
37 Hartselle
$212,000
38 Prattville
$207,200
39 Albertville
$201,500
40 Florence
$200,300
41 East Florence
$200,300
42 Cullman
$199,100
43 Mobile
$190,700
44 Prichard
$190,700
45 Tillmans Corner
$190,700
46 Saraland
$190,700
47 Enterprise
$188,600
48 Dothan
$183,300
49 Montgomery
$171,900
50 Muscle Shoals
$171,000

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).