Cities in Alabama by housing units

Birmingham, AL had the highest housing units of 66 cities in 2021, at 107,454. Pike Road, AL had the lowest, at 3,380. The median was 8,496 and the figure for Alabama was 2.28 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest107,454Birmingham, AL
Lowest3,380Pike Road, AL
Median8,49666 cities
Alabama2,278,526History

Top 40 cities, 2021

Birmingham, AL: 107,454 countBirmingham, AL107,454Huntsville, AL: 98,740 countHuntsville, AL98,740Montgomery, AL: 93,136 countMontgomery, AL93,136Mobile, AL: 91,077 countMobile, AL91,077Tuscaloosa, AL: 48,877 countTuscaloosa, AL48,877Hoover, AL: 38,131 countHoover, AL38,131Auburn, AL: 33,374 countAuburn, AL33,374Dothan, AL: 32,906 countDothan, AL32,906Decatur, AL: 25,888 countDecatur, AL25,888Madison, AL: 22,020 countMadison, AL22,020Florence, AL: 19,493 countFlorence, AL19,493Phenix City, AL: 17,988 countPhenix City, AL17,988Gadsden, AL: 16,954 countGadsden, AL16,954Vestavia Hills, AL: 16,317 countVestavia Hills, AL16,317Prattville, AL: 15,162 countPrattville, AL15,162Gulf Shores, AL: 14,403 countGulf Shores, AL14,403Opelika, AL: 13,428 countOpelika, AL13,428Bessemer, AL: 13,052 countBessemer, AL13,052Northport, AL: 12,585 countNorthport, AL12,585Enterprise, AL: 12,409 countEnterprise, AL12,409Alabaster, AL: 12,195 countAlabaster, AL12,195Anniston, AL: 11,516 countAnniston, AL11,516Daphne, AL: 11,201 countDaphne, AL11,201Athens, AL: 11,154 countAthens, AL11,154Homewood, AL: 10,896 countHomewood, AL10,896Foley, AL: 10,610 countFoley, AL10,610Pelham, AL: 9,580 countPelham, AL9,580Selma, AL: 9,319 countSelma, AL9,319Fairhope, AL: 9,254 countFairhope, AL9,254Trussville, AL: 9,110 countTrussville, AL9,110Prichard, AL: 8,876 countPrichard, AL8,876Mountain Brook, AL: 8,868 countMountain Brook, AL8,868Oxford, AL: 8,660 countOxford, AL8,660Cullman, AL: 8,332 countCullman, AL8,332Troy, AL: 8,330 countTroy, AL8,330Albertville, AL: 8,071 countAlbertville, AL8,071Helena, AL: 8,016 countHelena, AL8,016Scottsboro, AL: 7,239 countScottsboro, AL7,239Saraland, AL: 7,040 countSaraland, AL7,040Alexander City, AL: 7,007 countAlexander City, AL7,007Birmingham, AL: 107,454 countBirmingham, AL107,454Huntsville, AL: 98,740 countHuntsville, AL98,740Montgomery, AL: 93,136 countMontgomery, AL93,136Mobile, AL: 91,077 countMobile, AL91,077Tuscaloosa, AL: 48,877 countTuscaloosa, AL48,877Hoover, AL: 38,131 countHoover, AL38,131Auburn, AL: 33,374 countAuburn, AL33,374Dothan, AL: 32,906 countDothan, AL32,906Decatur, AL: 25,888 countDecatur, AL25,888Madison, AL: 22,020 countMadison, AL22,020Florence, AL: 19,493 countFlorence, AL19,493Phenix City, AL: 17,988 countPhenix City, AL17,988Gadsden, AL: 16,954 countGadsden, AL16,954Vestavia Hills, AL: 16,317 countVestavia Hills, AL16,317Prattville, AL: 15,162 countPrattville, AL15,162Gulf Shores, AL: 14,403 countGulf Shores, AL14,403Opelika, AL: 13,428 countOpelika, AL13,428Bessemer, AL: 13,052 countBessemer, AL13,052Northport, AL: 12,585 countNorthport, AL12,585Enterprise, AL: 12,409 countEnterprise, AL12,409Alabaster, AL: 12,195 countAlabaster, AL12,195Anniston, AL: 11,516 countAnniston, AL11,516Daphne, AL: 11,201 countDaphne, AL11,201Athens, AL: 11,154 countAthens, AL11,154Homewood, AL: 10,896 countHomewood, AL10,896Foley, AL: 10,610 countFoley, AL10,610Pelham, AL: 9,580 countPelham, AL9,580Selma, AL: 9,319 countSelma, AL9,319Fairhope, AL: 9,254 countFairhope, AL9,254Trussville, AL: 9,110 countTrussville, AL9,110Prichard, AL: 8,876 countPrichard, AL8,876Mountain Brook, AL: 8,868 countMountain Brook, AL8,868Oxford, AL: 8,660 countOxford, AL8,660Cullman, AL: 8,332 countCullman, AL8,332Troy, AL: 8,330 countTroy, AL8,330Albertville, AL: 8,071 countAlbertville, AL8,071Helena, AL: 8,016 countHelena, AL8,016Scottsboro, AL: 7,239 countScottsboro, AL7,239Saraland, AL: 7,040 countSaraland, AL7,040Alexander City, AL: 7,007 countAlexander City, AL7,007
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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All housing units, occupied and vacant: houses, apartments, mobile homes and rooms intended as separate living quarters. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2021/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2021-b25001.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more), Cities in Alabama by housing units, 2021. U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2021/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2021-b25001.dat. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/housing-units/alabama-cities?period=2021. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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