Dozier, AL

Dozier is a small town in Baldwin County, Alabama, located about halfway between Mobile and Montgomery. The population was 2,868 at the 2010 census. Dozier is best known as the home of Auburn University's Auburn University Agricultural Experiment Station (AUSAES), which was founded in 1872. The town also has a historic district with several notable buildings, including the Dozier School (1892) and the First Baptist Church (1892).

The economy of Dozier is largely based on agriculture and tourism. AUSAES is one of the largest employers in town, but there are also several other businesses that provide goods and services to residents. Tourism is an important part of the economy, with visitors coming to see Auburn University's campus and attractions like Old Fort Gaines National Historic Site. There are also several bed-and-breakfasts and small restaurants in town that cater to tourists.

Real estate in Dozier is relatively affordable compared to other areas of Alabama. The median price for a home in Dozier was $128,000 in 2016, which was lower than both Mobile ($154,000) and Montgomery ($158,000). This affordability makes it an attractive option for buyers looking for a smaller town with good amenities. There are a number of homes available for sale in Dozier right now, so if you're interested in buying property here you'll have plenty of options available.