Aliceville, AL

Aliceville is a small town in Alabama that has seen its share of growth over the years. The population of Aliceville was just under 2,000 people in 1990, but by 2000 it had grown to over 3,000 people. In 2010 the population had reached 4,600 people. This rapid growth has led to a number of real estate issues in Aliceville.

One issue is that there is not enough housing available for the growing population. The current housing stock only accommodates about 1,500 people, which is not enough for the current population density. Additionally, there are not enough jobs available in Aliceville to support the growing population. This has led to a shortage of affordable housing and an increase in home prices.

Another issue with Aliceville's real estate market is that it does not have a lot of shopping options. There are only two small stores in town and they do not have a lot of variety or selection. This makes it difficult for residents to find what they need when shopping for groceries or clothes.

Despite these issues, Aliceville's real estate market continues to grow slowly but steadily. It is likely that this trend will continue as long as there are no major changes in the economy or in the availability of jobs in Aliceville