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Ludington, MI · Real Estate
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The Michigan Enclave Where You Need Four References to Get a Summer Cottage
The phrase “summering in Michigan” likely brings to mind the car-free charm of Mackinac Island or the beaches of Traverse City. But there is another, lesser-known retreat tucked away along the state’s shoreline—one where cottages can be used only six full months of the year and buying one requires four reference letters.
familydestinationsguide.com
Locals Are Saving A Fortune In This Michigan Town Where Healthcare Costs 10% Less
Flint, Michigan is having a moment, and it’s not the kind of moment you’d expect from a city that’s spent years as the punchline of other people’s jokes. Turns out, the Vehicle City is quietly becoming one of the smartest places in Michigan to actually live your life.
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan buyout reaches more than $7 million
My North.com
Luxury Growth in Petoskey Reshapes the Northern Michigan Housing Landscape
Driven by lifestyle and limited waterfront, Petoskey is redefining the market and setting the pace for Northern Michigan. Morning light stretches across little traverse bay, turning the water a soft blue as waves roll gently onto the shore. Along the bluff, historic homes catch the sunrise. Downtown, the brick-lined streets of Petoskey wake slowly. Cafés are brewing coffee, storefronts open beneath Victorian facades and the first walkers trace the waterfront path. It’s a timeless, postcard setting—but for all its stillness, Petoskey has joined the ranks of rare company. And that upward transition is showing up in numbers.
glenarborsun.com
Foothills Café and Motel seeks the ‘right buyer’ to carry on its legacy
You know the overused adage, “All good things must come to an end”?. Though admittedly cliché, it’s with that very sentiment Shari Bernstein, the owner of The Foothills Café and Motel in Maple City, concludes her 16-year journey at the property she calls “magic.”