Homes for sale in Vestavia, Hoover, Mountain Brook and Homewood from The Wald Group

What's your home worth?

Get a FREE Comparative Market Analysis in today's market.

OUR NEIGHBORHOODS

View all

^{VestaviaLiving.com}

Vestavia

^{VestaviaNewHomes.com}

Vestavia New Homes

^{CahabaHeightsLiving.com}

Cahaba Heights

^{HooverLiving.com}

Hoover

^{HomewoodLiving.com}

Homewood

^{MountainBrookLiving.com}

Mountain Brook

^Meet

The Wald Group

Mike and Hayden believe every family deserves to live in a home they love, in a neighborhood where they'll thrive. Everything they do is dedicated to helping make that dream a reality.

With four decades of combined experience, helping more than a thousand over-the-mountain families successfully negotiate the process of buying and selling, this father and son team is uniquely qualified to assist you and your family.

They know the real estate market and they're happy to share their knowledge to help you find the perfect house! Their innovative marketing strategies will help sell your house at the highest possible price. The proof is in the numbers! According to data from the Birmingham MLS, Mike and Hayden’s 2021 over-the-mountain listings averaged selling for $17,934 over list price! That's four times better than the average for all agents! Clearly, hiring the right real estate professionals makes a big difference to your bottom line.

Call Mike at 205-541-0940 or Hayden at 205-919-5535. They'd be grateful for the opportunity to discuss helping you and your family.

Meet Our Team Members

Our Latest Stories

View all

by Mike Wald | May 10, 2022

Why We're Not Heading for a Housing Bubble

Ten Charts that Show Why We're Not Heading for a Housing Bubble During the pandemic, it was feared that the large number of borrowers in forbearance would eventually result in tide of foreclosures that would take the down the housing market. The following chart shows that those fears were unfounded. Chart #2 shows that 81.6% of the borrowers in forbearance have successfully exited. Chart #3 shows that the crazy loan products (red graph) that existed in the late 90's to the...