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Union Tuscaloosa
$1,332 - $1,842
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Union Tuscaloosa

1214 Paul W Bryant DrTuscaloosa, AL 35401
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Union on Frank
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530 Frank Thomas AveTuscaloosa, AL 35401
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Tuscaloosa Overview

Tuscaloosa, Alabama is more than just the home to the Crimson Tide. The city’s economy continues to thrive with the presence of multi-national manufacturing firms, including Chrysler-Mercedes and Michelin Tires. It is an area full of old traditions and new energy that continues to delight both locals and visitors.

What is the history of Tuscaloosa?

Tuscaloosa, Alabama is an area rich with history. Originally inhabited by Native Americans, the first white settlers named the region Tuscaloosa and the nearby Black Warrior River in honor of a legendary chief. Tuscaloosa was the capital of Alabama from 1826 to 1846. In 1831, the University of Alabama was built.

How is the weather in Tuscaloosa?

As part of the Deep South, Tuscaloosa has a humid subtropical climate. January and February are the rainiest months, and measurable snowfall is rare. Warm summer weather lasts from May to September, with July as the hottest month and August as the driest.

How do I get around town?

Public transportation is available through the Tuscaloosa Trolley System, which are buses painted to resemble historic trolleys. With approximately 5 fixed routes that operate weekdays only, owning a car is beneficial. Greyhound Bus Lines and Amtrak passenger service is available, and commercial airlines take off from the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport just over 50 miles from Tuscaloosa.

What is the Tuscaloosa commute like?

Several highways intersect within Tuscaloosa. Near The University of Alabama, US-82 runs north and south through the city. In the southern section, Interstate I-20/I-59 travel east and west, with I-359 spurring northward toward downtown Tuscaloosa. Traffic congestion on the roadways can be expected during college game days, city festivals, and the typical rush hour.

What are the local media outlets?

The major daily newspaper serving the area is The Tuscaloosa News, which also publishes several news websites and Tuscaloosa Magazine. As part of the Birmingham-Tuscaloosa-Anniston television market, all major networks have a presence, including: WCFT 33 (ABC), WIAT 42 (CBS), and WVTM 13 (NBC). In addition to a variety of radio station genres, you can tune in to a 24/7 college radio station run completely by University of Alabama students.

Why live in Tuscaloosa, AL?

As the fifth-largest city in Alabama, Tuscaloosa has become a regional hub of industry, commerce, healthcare and education for West Alabama. Not only has it been dubbed “The City of Champions” due the successes of the Alabama Crimson Tide football team, it has also been recognized as the “Most Livable City in the America” by the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Other prestigious honors include being in the top “100 Best Communities for Young People” by America’s Promise Alliance and one of the “Best Places to Launch a Small Business” by CNN Money. Ultimately, Tuscaloosa has become one of Alabama’s most progressive cities with a refreshing atmosphere, rich history, museums and parks, and bustling nightlife. It is definitely an area where you can grow and thrive.

What Tuscaloosa landmarks should I see?

Most well-known as the location of The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa contains many more interesting landmarks. Capitol Park is the site where the Alabama Capitol once stood, where you can still see some of the structural remains of the old capitol building that unfortunately burned in 1923. From there, you can stroll or bike on the Riverwalk, which runs 4.5 miles along the southern bank of the Black Warrior River and passes through pet-friendly parks, a playground, and splash pad.

What is there to do around Tuscaloosa?

You will never be bored with the numerous restaurants, activities, museums, and parks in Tuscaloosa. You could visit the Alabama Museum of Natural History, watch a concert at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, or enjoy retail and nightlife along The Strip.

Any annual festivals or Tuscaloosa events to know?

In addition to holding parades on specific holidays throughout the year, there are numerous festivals to attend. The Kentuck Festival of the Arts attracts hundreds of artists and several thousand visitors from across the country with music, craftspeople demonstrations, and hands-on art activities.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

While Tuscaloosa itself can be a vacation destination, there are plenty of nearby opportunities for you to get away. With a 4-hour drive you can visit Gulf Shores, Alabama, a popular beach location on the Gulf of Mexico. You can get to Pensacola, Florida or New Orleans, Louisiana in just about 5 hours.

Where is the best place to move in Tuscaloosa?

A great place to live is Woodridge, just north of the Black Warrior River within the Tuscaloosa city limits. Northport, which is considered a suburb of Tuscaloosa is also a popular and well-maintained area. There are also historic districts near the university where many of the faculty members choose to reside.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Tuscaloosa

How much are Studio apartments in Tuscaloosa?

There are currently 39 Studio Apartments in Tuscaloosa with rent ranges from $495 to $1,775 with an average price of $988.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Tuscaloosa Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Tuscaloosa ranges from $465 to $1,825 with an average monthly rent of $1,180.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Tuscaloosa cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Tuscaloosa range from $670 to $4,457. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,218.

How expensive are Tuscaloosa Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 97 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Tuscaloosa on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $789 to $5,180 - averaging $1,436 for the location.

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