Union County is a thriving northeast Mississippi county with New Albany as its county seat. New Albany is known for its vibrant downtown area, family-friendly atmosphere, strong schools, and scenic surroundings along the Tallahatchie River. The town has been recognized as one of Mississippi’s most appealing small communities, offering parks, walking trails, sports complexes, and active local businesses. Other communities like Myrtle, Blue Springs, and Ingomar add to the county’s residential offerings. The landscape consists of rolling hills, hardwood forests, farmland, and suburban neighborhoods. The Toyota manufacturing plant located nearby in Blue Springs has boosted economic growth and increased housing demand in the area. Housing options include classic brick ranch homes, charming cottages, newly built subdivisions, townhomes, and rural homes with acreage. New Albany has a strong housing market with well-kept neighborhoods and newer developments. Union County is located about 30 miles from Tupelo, giving residents access to larger hospitals, universities, and shopping while maintaining a small-town lifestyle. Existing homes typically cost between $160,000 and $300,000, depending on neighborhood and size. Newly built homes or those in popular subdivisions may exceed this range. Building costs usually run $130–$185 per square foot, especially in high-demand areas near New Albany or Blue Springs.