INvest & Develop • DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
Downtown Montgomery, Alabama, has entered a new era of revitalization. With significant public and private investments already completed, downtown has diverse restaurants, charming public spaces, mixed-use retail / residential options, baseball, and world-class civil rights tourism destinations. Opportunity abounds for continued historic preservation, renovations, infill development, and business growth.
Check out our summary report on Downtown Montgomery: Building Permits and Projects 2014-2021 (2022) for specific data on current investments into Downtown Montgomery’s Revitalization. Over $271 million in reported construction values were invested in Downtown from 2014 to 2021. That sum is more than 15% of the $1.75 billion invested City-wide in that time period.
Downtown Montgomery Building Permits and Project Report 2021
We have created a Story Map to focus in on the locations of the highest value addresses downtown where building permits were pulled during this time frame. They range from just over $3 million to nearly $24 million in construction value. These largest properties, with more than $202 million in total investment represent nearly 75 percent of the total downtown permit value during the study period.
In recent years, Montgomery has also seen a surge of downtown residential development, with a dozen multi-family residences either newly constructed/renovated or under construction. We are excited by the new hotels, restaurants, shops and tourism venues as they breathe new life into downtown, and we are hopeful that the residential and mixed-use development that is coming helps Montgomery sustaining that revitalization.
The 2019 Map of Downtown Montgomery Residential Units is now available. While we are not making any representation about occupancy status, size, nor quantity of residents within these units, the Downtown Montgomery housing map shows locations and numbers of known residential units. Updates in 2019 reflect new information received by our office, corrections, and newly announced projects.
English English 
Spanish
Korean
Chinese
French
Arabic
Vietnamese
