SLOSS REAL ESTATE
Envisioning A Better Birmingham Since 1920
Birmingham's urban core has experienced remarkable transformation over the past several decades. For more than 100 years, Sloss Real Estate has been at the forefront of that evolution by preserving the city's historic character and investing in its future.
From pioneering adaptive reuse projects like Pepper Place to creating places where businesses and communities thrive, our work has always been rooted in a belief in Birmingham's potential. We're proud of the role we've played in the city's story, and we're here to help you find your place in its future.
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Pepper Place
In the 1980s, downtown Birmingham looked very different from what it does today. Vacant warehouses and aging industrial buildings lined the streets, and much of the city center had been overlooked for decades. Where others saw blight, Sloss Real Estate saw opportunity.
As suburban development continued to spread beyond the city, Sloss chose a different path—investing in Birmingham's historic urban core. One of those early redevelopment projects became Pepper Place, transforming the former Dr. Pepper Syrup Plant and Bottling Company into a thriving mixed-use district.
Today, Pepper Place encompasses 13 beautifully restored historic buildings totaling more than 500,000 square feet of office, retail, restaurant, and showroom space. With walkable streets, convenient parking, outdoor dining, and one of the nation's premier farmers' markets, it has become a model for adaptive reuse and a catalyst for Birmingham's continued revitalization.
Farmers Market at Pepper Place
More than 25 years ago, Sloss Real Estate planted the seeds for what would become one of the country’s leading farmers’ markets. Created to support Alabama farmers and encourage people to buy locally grown food and handmade goods, the market sparked a movement that helped strengthen local agriculture and reconnect the community with the people who grow and make what they buy.
Today, we proudly continue that legacy by supporting the Farmers Market at Pepper Place and its mission to champion local farmers, food producers, artisans, and makers while cultivating the next generation of small businesses and celebrating Birmingham's vibrant food culture.