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Posted: October 13, 2026
The Broadway Company purchases 116-lot Heathermoor Estates in Moody, AL
Moody, AL The Broadway Company, a multi-family and manufactured housing company, in partnership with Parkstone Communities, has purchased 116-lot manufactured housing community, Heathmoor Estates.
Heathermoor Estates is about 25 miles east of downtown Birmingham, along the I-20 corridor in St. Clair County.
“We have been investing in Alabama for over six years, and we love doing business in this state,” said Tana Weissman, CEO at The Broadway Company. “Heathermoor is a well-maintained community in one of the Birmingham area’s fastest-growing suburbs, and we are excited to continue growing our presence here. We look forward to investing in the community and providing residents with high-quality, professionally managed housing.”
Heathermoor Estates will be managed by Parkstone Communities. Parkstone owns and operates several manufactured housing communities in the area, including Cahaba Estates in nearby Trussville. Its existing local team, vendor relationships and operating platform will allow it to deliver responsive, resident-centered service from day one.
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