$859 - $1,279 per month
Regal Pointe Apartment Homes
Studio - 3 Beds
5001 Cypress Creek Ave E, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
$859 - $1,279 per month
Regal Pointe Apartment Homes
Studio - 3 Beds
5001 Cypress Creek Ave E, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
$465 - $740 per month
Audubon Manor
Studio - 1 Bed
1701 University Blvd, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
$580 per month
Cobblestone Court
Studio
1200 University Blvd, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
$775 - $875 per month
WR Tower Apartments
Studio - 1 Bed
312 19th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
$495 per month
Flex Studio Apartments
Studio - 1 Bed
3600 Albright Rd, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
$845 - $1,235 per month
Stone Creek
Studio - 3 Beds
5100 Old Birmingham Hwy, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
Home to the legendary Bryant-Denny Stadium and the University of Alabama's championship football program, Tuscaloosa combines Southern charm with collegiate energy. The Black Warrior River Riverwalk connects the city with scenic paths for walking, running, and cycling. Cultural attractions include the Paul W. Bryant Museum, showcasing Crimson Tide football history, and the Alabama Museum of Natural History in Smith Hall. The Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater hosts year-round outdoor concerts, while the historic Bama Theatre presents films and live performances downtown. Local dining highlights range from celebrated barbecue at Dreamland and Archibald's to upscale seafood at Chuck's Fish and Half Shell Oyster House.
The Tuscaloosa housing market features diverse options across distinct neighborhoods. The median sale price for homes is $264,900. Downtown Tuscaloosa has a median single family home price of $540,000, while Forest Lake's median is $248,500. The University Area contains most condos, with one bedroom units at a median of $209,900 and two bedrooms at $389,000. The Townes of North River commands higher prices with a median of $665,000 for single family homes.
Tuscaloosa's cost of living sits 9.2% below the national average. A family with school-age children needs approximately $97,000 annually to live comfortably, while renters should aim for $50,000. The property tax rate of 0.32% falls below nearby Birmingham at 0.6%. Top public schools include Northridge High School and Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools, while private options like The Capitol School and Tuscaloosa Academy maintain A ratings. The city experiences hot summers with temperatures in the mid 80s to mid 90s and mild winters ranging from the mid 30s to mid 50s.