Elba Township
Elba Township, MI · Real Estate
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Detroit homeowners have until 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6 to apply for HOPE, which can cut a 2026 property tax bill by 10% to 100% depending on household income
Detroit homeowners have until 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6 to file for HOPE, the city’s poverty tax exemption, according to the city’s HOPE page. An approved application can reduce a 2026 property tax bill by 10%, 25%, 50%, 75% or 100%, depending on household income. The exemption does not carry over, so owners who... The post Detroit homeowners have until 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6 to apply for HOPE, which can cut a 2026 property tax bill by 10% to 100% depending on household income appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Mid-America Real Estate negotiates sale of 50,100-square-foot retail center in Flint
Mid-America Real Estate-Michigan, Inc. represented both the buyer and seller in the sale of Buick City Center, a 50,100-square-foot retail center that is 78% leased. The property is located at 3620–3640 Miller Road in Flint, Michigan. Buick City Center sits along Flint’s primary retail corridor, just west of the...
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Birmingham's Triangle District Set for 224-Unit Tower at Woodward and Maple
A vacant lot at the southeast corner of Woodward Avenue and Maple Road in Birmingham could soon hold one of the city's largest residential projects yet: a 224-unit building with 197 apartments and 27 condominiums for sale, rising nine stories above two levels of underground parking. The proposal, advanced by developer Beztak working alongside architect Victor Saroki, has been steadily working through the city's approval process for years and recently cleared two more milestones.
Midland Daily News
LOGAN RICHETTI: Midland home prices continue to climb, but selling takes longer
If you own a home in Midland, there's good reason to be encouraged by the latest housing market numbers. Home prices continue to climb, buyer demand remains strong, and properties are selling for considerably more than they were just a year ago. But there's another side to the story that homeowners shouldn't overlook. Homes are taking more than twice as long to sell as they did last October, and buyers are negotiating harder than they were a year ago. That's an important shift in our local housing market, particularly for homeowners considering a move in 2027. The opportunity to sell successfully is certainly there —but preparation, pricing and presentation are becoming increasingly important. For those of you thinking about selling next year, some of the most valuable decisions you can make are the ones you make today. October's housing market by the numbers The City of Midland recorded 38 residential sales in October 2026, compared to 36 during the same month last year, an increase of 5.6%. The average sale price climbed to $331,557, up 10.6% from $299,708 in October 2025. The median sale price also increased, rising from $247,500 to $272,500. While monthly averages can be influenced by the
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Here We Go Again Tackles Housing Instability in North Toledo
Reinvest Toledo and One Street at a Time (with technical and legal support from Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE)) have officially launched the Here We Go Again Project. The project aims to tackle the underlying causes of housing instability in low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities. Located within the...
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How is the Real Estate Market in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline through September 2026?
Disclaimer: No part of this was written by a third party or a robot. What Were the Overall Real Estate Trends in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline?. Median sales prices were mostly up year-to-date using data for the school district areas for each community and all residential property types. Median days on market were mixed. The number of sales were mostly lower. Months supply of homes for sale was mixed. Affordability was lower and interest rates were mostly higher.