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July 30, 2026

Hoar Construction Secures Permit for New St. Peter's Anglican Church Campus in Birmingham

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Hoar Construction has received a $1.2 million building permit for a new St. Peter's Anglican Church facility.
  • The project will relocate the church to a new site in Birmingham's Crestline Park neighborhood.
  • Plans call for a 34,600-square-foot church campus on a 3.5-acre property.
  • The development will include a sanctuary and supporting church spaces.
  • The project was among the Birmingham area's high-value building permits issued during the week.

A new religious facility is moving forward in the Birmingham area after Hoar Construction received a building permit for the relocation of St. Peter's Anglican Church. The project adds to ongoing institutional development activity across the metro region and represents a new investment in community infrastructure.

The permit was issued as part of a series of construction projects valued at more than $1 million approved during the week in the Birmingham metropolitan area.

New Church Campus Planned for Crestline Park

St. Peter's Anglican Church plans to relocate from its current location on Montevallo Road in Mountain Brook to a new campus at 605 Hagood Street in Birmingham's Crestline Park neighborhood.

The development will feature a 34,600-square-foot facility on approximately 3.5 acres adjacent to the Crestline Park Shopping Center. Plans include a sanctuary along with additional church and ministry spaces designed to support congregation activities.

Construction Permit Issued

Hoar Construction has been issued a $1.2 million building permit associated with the project, allowing work to move forward on the new church campus.

The permit represents an important step in the project's development as construction activity advances on the planned relocation.

Why It Matters

Institutional projects such as churches, schools and community facilities continue to contribute to local construction activity across metropolitan markets. For contractors and construction owners, these developments support steady demand for commercial building services while expanding community infrastructure in growing neighborhoods.

Source: Hoar Construction

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