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Anderson Place Historic District Neighbourhood Guide

Birmingham, Alabama

🚗 Somewhat Walkable (23/100)

About Anderson Place Historic District

This area contains a population of 3183 residents with a median age of 29.1 years. The housing stock is predominantly composed of rental units, with 1549 renter-occupied units compared to 363 owner-occupied units. The median household income is $45,896, and the median home value stands at $224,100. The majority of housing units were built around 1973, with 435 single-family homes contributing to the residential landscape. The housing in this district offers a mix of single-family homes and a larger number of rental accommodations. While errands may necessitate a vehicle, some amenities and educational facilities are accessible on foot. Ramsay High School is located approximately a third of a mile away, with Glen Iris Elementary School and Jefferson County Virtual School situated about half a mile from the neighborhood.

Housing Snapshot

3,183
Population
$45,896
Median Household Income
$224,100
Median Home Value
29.1
Median Age
363
Owner-Occupied Units
1,549
Renter-Occupied Units
435
Single-Family Units
1973
Median Year Built

Nearby Schools

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Ramsay High School
High
0.33 miles away
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Glen Iris Elementary School
Elementary
0.56 miles away
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Jefferson County Virtual School
0.56 miles away

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