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In fact, as Mobile, Alabama was voted as one of the top 300 places to live in America by Money Magazine and CNN, it has been attracting families and investors alike looking to live in a stable and prosperous community, one that has even drawn one of the largest companies to move to the US in 40 years, the ThyssenKrupp Group.

For all the information you need on living in Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope, Malbis, the Mobile Metro area, Montrose, Point Clear, or Spanish Fort, Alabama contact me, Whether it's questions on Gulf Coast listings, Mobile, Alabama new homes, Fairhope, Alabama new homes, I can answer them and assist you in finding your perfect home in Daphne, Fairhope, Malbis, Mobile, the Mobile Metro area, Montrose, Point Clear, or Spanish Fort, Alabama.

As a resident of this area for years, I can be the perfect resource to show you the Mobile homes for sale, Daphne homes for sale, Fairhope homes for sale, Malbis homes for sale, Mobile Metro area homes for sale, , Montrose homes for sale, Point Clear homes for sale, and Spanish Fort homes for sale Whether you're looking to buy or sell, I can get your home sold, or find you the home you've been dreaming of. Either way, my goal is to make your experience comfortable, guided, fast, and efficient.

People from Mobile are described as Mobilians.

Cities in Mobile and Baldwin County Alabama

Theodore, Semmes, Satsuma, Saraland, Irvington, Grandbay, Citronelle, Chickasaw, Springhill, Midtown, West Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope, Montrose, Point Clear, Spanish Fort, Malbis

Mobile Zip Codes

36601 36602 36603 36604 36605 36606 36607 36608 36609 36610 36611 36612 36614 36615 36616 36617 36618 36619 36621 36622 36623 36624 36625 36626 36628 36630 36631 36633 36640 36641 36644 36652 36660 3666336670 36671 36675 36685 36688 36689 36690 3669136693 36695

Mobile Alabama is the perfect place to start your family, start a career or give yourself an opportunity to live the kind of life you've always dreamed.

Mobile, Alabama is a wonderful southern city and the third most populous city in Alabama and is the county seat.

. The population within the city limits was 198,915 as of the 2000 census.

Mobile is the principal municipality of the Mobile Metropolitan Statistical Area, a region of 399,843 residents which is composed solely of Mobile County and is the second largest MSA in the state. Mobile is included in the Mobile-Daphne-Fairhope Combined Statistical Area with a total population of 540,258, the second largest CSA in the state.

Mobile recently ranked #1 for the "fastest growing economy over the next five years" by Moody's Economy.com & Forbes.com (financial magazine)

• Mobile Events & Festivals: The area around Mobile likes its food and it is home to numerous festivals where food is the theme! And one of the most popular is the July Watermelon Festival , which is held in the nearby town of Grand Bay. Fans of "Forest Gump" will feel right at home during the Annual National Shrimp Festival , which is held each October. While there is plenty of shrimp (fried, grilled, broiled, steamed, in salad, in burgers, etc.), there are plenty of arts and crafts and other attractions. Of course people come from near and far for the seafood dishes! And if you're sample more flavors from the Gulf Coast then be sure to be in Mobile on the first Thursday of November. This is when the Alabama Restaurant Association holds its yearly Taste of Mobile! Whether it is the unique chocolate, Creole dishes or just something with a Deep South flavor you'll find it here. It isn't all food either in Mobile, and once you've had your fill of shrimp, October is also the time of the annual Mobile Alabama Parade of Homes, which shows off the finest houses around the Mobile Bay region. Every third weekend of the month is when you can head to the Antiques and Collectibles Show, where you can find a variety of treasures old and new.
• USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park is located in Mobile on Mobile Bay. Exit 27/30 off of I-10. This 175 acre Memorial Park is dedicated to Alabamians who have or are serving in the Armed Forces. At Battleship Park you will find the USS ALABAMA battleship, Submarine USS DRUM, both open for touring. You will also see over 20 rare historic aircraft, Korean War Memorial, Vietnam War Memorial, and much more.
• Mobile and the surrounding area is home to several fantastic museums, and from old fire trucks, fine arts and the downright different, this city has a lot to see for all kinds of eclectic tastes.
  
  The fighting spirit of Alabama is alive at the World War II Battleship, the USS Alabama. She served with distinction during the war, and was the winner of nine battle stars, and is now a permanent museum, one of only a few that allows visitors to stroll the vast decks and explore the ship to see what it was like to serve on these fine battleships that were the pride of the US Navy. The ship is kept company by the WWII submarine USS Drum, as well as an impressive collection of aircraft, tanks and other vehicles. The museum is open daily from October to March from 8am until 4pm, and until 6pm from April until September.
  
  You can step back in time with several of the nearby museums, such as the Phoenix Fire Company, which is a restored firehouse that actually dates back to 1855 and is features a collection of steamers and engines from the 19 th century. For something completely different there is the Mobile Medical Museum , which includes a collection of instruments and equipment that date back to the early 18 th century! The restored museum is housed in a residence that dates back to 1827, and is listed in the Historic American Buildings Survey of National Parks and included on the National Register of Historic Places. And if you can't make it for Mardi Gras you can get the flavor of this annual event at the Carnival Museum, which features a collection of past robes, floats and other artifacts by years gone by.

Have you thought of moving SOUTH.....Come see why so many people are loving our cities.

When I travel, I more times than not get the question about us being slower or even naturally lazy, all beacuse we speak slowly..... What these people don't understand .....Southerners have love affairs with words..

We speak slower because our love of the words is so great that we can't stand to part with them. We caress them, massage them, polish them and linger over them lovingly before allowing them to go on their way with a lilt and an inflection found nowhere else in the world.

I'm told by many it's because we have a habit of taking a sip of the elixir of life with every word and sentence. Who know's .....what I do know ,I love this place and the wonderful people who make the place I live so great.

Mobile is ranked #1 (forbes) as the city with best job/income growth in America for the next 5 years. In laymens terms, Mobile's leaders got the infrastructure in place that IS NOW ramping up the economic growth in the city.

A trade magazine for economic development put Mobile at the verge of adding over 55,000 jobs over the next 7 years.. and most of those will pay over $35,000 annually according to their report with over 73,000 moving into Mobile in that same period. Personally I think Mobile could literally see its population double in 7 to 10 years as if the economy continues to worsen, people will flock to cities that have job opportunities as Mobile is becomming recession-proof.

ThyssenKrupp AG of Dusseldorf, Germany, has chosen north Mobile County for a steel mill now valued at $3.7 billion, ending a fierce bidding war over incentives between finalists Alabama and Louisiana.

The company's board of supervisors made the decision today in Dusseldorf
The Alabama site, which is near Mount Vernon and on the Tombigbee River, was chosen over a site along the Mississippi River near Convent, La.

"This is a game-changing decision for Mobile, Alabama," Mobile Mayor Sam Jones said in a written statement. "We are no longer living on potential - we are living up to it. This plant will have a tremendously positive impact on our citizens for years to come."
If the Air Force contract holds up, and Northrop Grumman and its European partner EADS are allowed to proceed, Barnidge said the employment payoff for Mobile and Pensacola could be enormous.

"The economic impact in Alabama and Florida is expected to be about 6,500 high-paying jobs," he said. "And the spin off jobs from suppliers and other services associated with the assembly plant in Mobile could be in the hundreds of millions of dollars for Northwest Florida.

"And Pensacola sits at the epicenter of what could be only the third wide-body jet assembly plant in the world," he noted.

Economics club member Connie Crosby said of the tanker project: "I think it's fantastic, and I'm all for it."

Mobile County Commissioner Stephen Nodine said the 173 KC-45 tankers that would be built at the proposed $600 million assembly plant at Mobile's Brookley Industrial Complex would be just the beginning.