2901 18th Street Homewood

2901 18th Street Homewood is a 5,000 square-foot, one-story strip shopping center on a 1/2-acre parcel at 2901–2915 18th Street South in downtown Homewood. It is fronted by a parking lot along 18th Street, between 29th Avenue South and an alley aligned with Reese Street.

In May 2023 investor James Stracener acquired the property for $3.3 million from several owners which included Carolyn Bell Dunbar.

Tenants

• 2901–2905: The Cottage Basket (2021–), former location of Needco Cabinet Co. (2011–2020)
  • 2901–2903: former location of Indurall Paint Center (1964), Selby-Bonfield's, Bonfield's (1955), Little Professor Book Center (–1980s), Twiggy Vines Designs
  • 2905: former location of A. M. Baxter, Plott Barber Shop (1964)
• 2907: former location of Howard W. Smith optometrist (1964), Doug's Coin & Jewelry (1984–2016)
• 2909: O'Carr's restaurant (1975–)
• 2911: former location of The Slipper Shop (1955–1956), GFC Loan of Homewood (1964)
• 2913: Salem's Diner (2006–), former location of Am-Peerless Laundries & Cleaners (1964)
• 2915: The Hair Dashery (2008–), former location of Jackie's Beauty Bar (1964)

References

• Parker, Illyshia (June 12, 2023) "Downtown Homewood retail center trades hands for $3.3M." Birmingham Business Journal