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* [[Eastwood Village]], [[Birmingham]] (opened October 2007)
* [[Eastwood Village]], [[Birmingham]] (opened October 2007)
* [[Forest Park Village]], [[Birmingham]] (so designated in October 2008)
* [[Forest Park Village]], [[Birmingham]] (so designated in October 2008)
* [[Homestead Village]], [[Trussville]] (opened 2017)
* [[Inverness Village]], [[U.S. Highway 280]], [[Hoover]]
* [[Inverness Village at Valleydale]], [[Valleydale Road]], [[Hoover]]
* [[Lakeshore Village]], [[Birmingham]] (shopping center)
* [[Lakeshore Village]], [[Birmingham]] (shopping center)
* [[Loehmann's Village]], [[Riverchase]] (opened 1979, later re-named [[Riverchase Village]])
* [[Loehmann's Village]], [[Riverchase]] (opened 1979, later re-named [[Riverchase Village]])

Latest revision as of 16:54, 15 July 2021

This is a List of Villages, mainly shopping areas that use the word "Village" in their name, often as a way of connecting themselves with the successful trio of Mountain Brook villages, developed as commercial centers for the planned suburb of Mountain Brook beginning in 1927. (For other similarly-named entities, see Village (disambiguation).)

List

See also

  • The Cherokee Bend subdivision in Mountain Brook, developed in the 1960s, was originally intended to have a neighborhood retail "village", in a Colonial Williamsburg architectural style. However homeowners in the fast-growing subdivision opposed nonresidential zoning.

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