Smith Residential Historic District in Phenix City, Alabama has a value-oriented investment profile, with prices about 3% below Phenix City and 11% below Alabama. Gross yield is 8.1%, and prices are down 2.4% over the past year, which may support entry pricing. The neighborhood has a Red Flag score of 57, walkability of 35, and education in the 12th percentile, so the main strength is relative affordability while the main risk is the moderate risk score.
AI Summary•Updated May 2026
Area
6.38 mi²
ZIP Code
36867
County
Russell County
State
Alabama
Redfin — median sale & volumeZillow ZORI — asking rentFEMA National Risk Index v1.20OpenStreetMap — POIFBI UCR — state crimeEPA — radon zonesWashU ACAG — satellite PM2.5EPA FRS / BTS — hazard screeningUS Census ACS / TIGER 2024
Verified Price · Median Sale
$207,438
YoY-2.4%
Gross Rental Yield
8.1%
Listed rent · ZORI annualized
Red Flag Index
Moderate
57 / 100
Walkability Score
35
Car-Dependent
OpenStreetMap POI density · national percentile
Education Score
12 / 100
Limited · better than 12% of U.S. districts
Pre-pandemic SEDA (2018/19) · district proxy
AI Score
59
Good
DistrictScore attractiveness · national model
Smith Residential Historic District Property Prices & Rental Yield
Verified Redfin sale data and Zillow ZORI asking rent for Smith Residential Historic District, Phenix City.
Market Trend (12-Month)
12 Months
$255K$242K$230K$217K$205K
Verified Sale Price (Median)
Jun '25May '26
Verified = Redfin median sale price (MLS). Rolling 3-month series.
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Is Smith Residential Historic District Safe? Natural-Hazard Risk
FEMA National Risk Index composite across eight hazards, plus inherited Alabama crime context.
Red Flag Breakdown
57 / 100
Moderate Risk
Composite is weighted by expected impact — frequent low-damage hazards (hail, wind) weigh less than flood or wildfire.
Hurricane80Very High
Heat80Very High
Flood60High
Tornado60High
Hail60High
Wildfire40Moderate
Earthquake40Moderate
Strong Wind40Moderate
8/8 hazards scored · FEMA NRI v1.20
Crime (state-level): Alabama averaged 19.3 crimes and 3.6 violent per 1,000 residents (-15.1% YoY) in 2024(FBI UCR). Compare the state to the country, not states as a ranking — full Safety & Crime data lives on the state page.
Active transaction volume — 70 homes sold last period
Hurricane risk is Very High (80/100)
Heat risk is Very High (80/100)
Insights are generated from Smith Residential Historic District's live DistrictScore metrics.
Smith Residential Historic District Environment & Safety
Satellite PM2.5 air-quality history, FBI UCR crime trend (Alabama-level, the finest official aggregation), EPA radon potential and point-source hazard screening.
Air Quality — PM2.5
2015–2024
4.6 µg/m³ Meets WHO guideline-25.2% since 2015
9.57.75.84.0
EPA 9WHO 5
20152024
Annual mean fine-particle (PM2.5) concentration at the Smith Residential Historic District centroid, satellite-derived (ACAG). References: WHO guideline 5 µg/m³ · EPA annual standard 9 µg/m³. Latest year ranks worse than 8% of U.S. neighborhoods.
Alabama Crime Trend
FBI UCR
36180
20132024
All crimes / 1k
Violent / 1k
Year
Crimes / 1k
Violent / 1k
YoY
2024
19.3
3.6
-15.1%
2023
22.8
4.2
+1.3%
2022
22.7
4.4
+25.6%
2021
18.2
3.5
-27.9%
2020
25.9
4.5
-16.9%
2019
31.3
5.0
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Reported at the state level — the finest official US crime aggregation; Smith Residential Historic District inherits the Alabama figures.
Radon Potential
EPA
Zone 2
Zone 2 — Moderate potential · Smith Residential Historic District
EPA radon zones estimate indoor radon potential county-wide (Zone 1 highest, Zone 3 lowest). Testing is recommended in all zones.
Environmental Hazards
EPA / BTS
Industrial odor3 nearbyVery High
Point-source screening near Smith Residential Historic District: EPA Superfund National Priorities List & Facility Registry (2026), BTS aviation noise (2020, 24-hour average level). Superfund shows distance to the nearest listed site; odor shows detected sources within the screening radius. Only detected sources are listed; the bar shows severity vs. all U.S. neighborhoods.
Walkability & Amenities in Smith Residential Historic District
Amenity density and pedestrian access from OpenStreetMap points of interest.
Walkability & Amenities
OpenStreetMap POI
35
Car-Dependent
Walkability Score
4
Grocery
6
Dining
13
Schools
0
Universities
2
Hospitals
0
Pharmacies
8
Parks
0
Rail Transit
0
Coworking
POI counts are amenities within Smith Residential Historic District's boundary plus a 400 m walk buffer. Rail transit excludes bus stops.
Smith Residential Historic District vs Phenix City vs Alabama
How Smith Residential Historic District benchmarks against its city and state medians.
Benchmark vs City & State
In Smith Residential Historic District, the median sale price sits about 3% below the median for Phenix City neighborhoods and about 11% below the statewide median. Gross rental yield is 8.1%, against 7.9% for Phenix City neighborhoods and 5.8% statewide. Over the past 12 months, prices fell 2.4%. Transaction liquidity sits in line with the median for Phenix City neighborhoods and in line with the statewide median.
Smith Residential Historic District Real Estate FAQ
Smith Residential Historic District in Phenix City, Alabama shows a value-focused profile, with prices about 3% below Phenix City and 11% below Alabama. Gross yield is 8.1%, and prices are down 2.4% over the past year. The Red Flag score is 57.
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