Mobile County, Alabama
Mobile is Alabama's historic Gulf Coast port city, with live oak-lined streets, the oldest Mardi Gras in America, and a growing new construction market in west Mobile and along the Schillinger Road corridor. Explore communities from D.R. Horton, Lennar, Taylor Morrison, and more.
187,000+
Population
Gulf Coast
Alabama's Port City
300+ Years
Historic French-Colonial Roots
$200K–$500K+
New Construction Range
Why buyers love Mobile
Mobile is a city of contrasts — a historic Southern port with French-colonial roots, live oak-lined avenues draped in Spanish moss, and the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the nation, yet also a growing Gulf Coast hub with a strong economy, military presence, and expanding new construction market. The city's location on Mobile Bay offers a lifestyle that combines historic urban charm with easy access to the Gulf Coast's white sand beaches.
New construction in Mobile is concentrated in west Mobile along the Schillinger Road corridor, with prices from the high $200s to the $500s+. Builders including D.R. Horton, Lennar, and Taylor Morrison offer traditional and coastal-style homes that suit the Gulf Coast setting. The area's growth is driven by the Port of Mobile's expanding trade, military installations, and Mobile's position as the economic center of the Gulf Coast region.
Mobile is Alabama's oldest city, founded by French colonists in 1702. Its historic downtown is defined by live oak-lined streets, Bienville Square, the Spanish-moss draped avenues of the Oakleigh Garden District, and the iconic Mobile Carnival — the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States.
Bienville Square is the heart of downtown Mobile, a lush park surrounded by historic buildings, restaurants, and shops. The nearby Mobile River waterfront, with the Convention Center and Cooper Riverside Park, provides stunning views of the Mobile Bay delta.
Mobile offers a unique Gulf Coast lifestyle with easy access to the white sand beaches of Dauphin Island, Gulf Shores, and Orange Beach. The city's location on Mobile Bay provides boating, fishing, and waterfront recreation just minutes from downtown.
The Port of Mobile is one of the busiest ports in the United States, driving a strong economy in shipping, manufacturing, and international trade. The city is also home to multiple military installations, including the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley and the Coast Guard Aviation Training Center.
New Construction Market
Mobile's new construction market is driven by port expansion, military presence, and the growing west Mobile corridor.
Mobile offers new construction from the high $200s, making it one of the most affordable Gulf Coast markets. Buyers get coastal lifestyle access without the premium prices of Florida's Panhandle.
The Port of Mobile, Brookley Aeroplex, and multiple military installations provide a diverse and stable economic base. The port's expansion is driving significant new housing demand.
New construction in Mobile blends traditional Southern and coastal styles, with raised foundations, wraparound porches, and metal roofs reflecting the Gulf Coast's architectural heritage.
Where to look
The west Mobile area and the Schillinger Road corridor have the most new construction. The eastern shore across the bay is also active.
Approximate area of Mobile and Mobile County, AL — communities are concentrated in west Mobile and along the Schillinger Road corridor.
Active Developments
Below are current new construction communities actively selling in the Mobile area, sorted from the most affordable to the highest price points. Each community offers a distinct mix of home styles, amenities, and builder quality.
From the mid-$200s
Growing corridor with new communities and I-65 access. West Mobile is the most active new construction area with family-friendly communities and military-friendly neighborhoods.
Home Sizes
1,400–2,400 sq ft
Bedrooms
3–4 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the mid-$200s
Central west Mobile with family amenities and shopping. Schillinger Road is a primary retail and residential corridor with new communities, restaurants, and convenient access to the entire west side.
Home Sizes
1,400–2,600 sq ft
Bedrooms
3–4 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the mid-$200s
In-city new builds with downtown and waterfront access. Mobile city proper offers new construction in established neighborhoods with walkability to Bienville Square and the riverfront.
Home Sizes
1,400–2,200 sq ft
Bedrooms
3–4 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the high $200s
More affordable options south of the city toward the bay. South Mobile offers entry-level new construction with access to the bay and coastal recreation.
Home Sizes
1,200–2,000 sq ft
Bedrooms
3–4 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the high $200s
Growth corridor with affordable new construction. The west Mobile corridor offers value-oriented homes with convenient access to I-65 and the city's retail hubs.
Home Sizes
1,200–2,200 sq ft
Bedrooms
3–4 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the mid-$200s
Community near the Theodore industrial area with family amenities. Theodore offers new construction in a growing south Mobile County area with strong industrial employment.
Home Sizes
1,400–2,400 sq ft
Bedrooms
3–4 Bedrooms
Key Features
Note: Prices, availability, and community details are approximate and subject to change. Listed information is based on publicly available builder and market data as of July 2026. Contact us for the most current pricing, lot availability, and incentive information for any Mobile community.
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