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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.
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Michigan Builders Warn Skilled Labor Shortage Could Worsen Housing Crisis
JACKSON, Mich. (WOWO) — The people building homes, installing equipment and keeping essential services running are getting older, and the skilled trades are struggling to bring in enough younger workers to replace them. A new national report from the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades finds nearly one in four...
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‘Another emotionless downtown’: After years away, some Ann Arbor visitors shocked by changes
ANN ARBOR, MI – Austin Murch says that Ann Arbor “felt like a surprisingly small city” when he arrived from rural Oklahoma in the late 2000s to attend the University of Michigan. Since graduating in 2013, he has been back four times. His last two visits this...
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Brighton Township approves rezoning for nine customizable homes
A successful rezoning request has paved the way for nine luxury homes in Brighton Township . The project, Rolling Ridge Estates, will be located on the eastside of South Old US-23 and Acme Way. The developer will build nine homes on nine parcels across 22 acres, now rezoned from General Business to Residential Single-Family. The second reading of the rezoning was approved during a meeting of the Brighton Township Board of Trustees on Oct. 19. The project had a first reading Aug. 17. The property has remained undeveloped under commercial zoning for over fifteen years, according to the meeting packet. The applicant behind the project is Big Sky Development of Brighton. The company's marketing director, Rob Moen, said the homes will be custom built from numerous modifiable plans, with prices starting at roughly $800,000. More: Brighton Twp. residents can now join five-year 'do not solicit' list The average lot is over one acre, with a single 10-acre parcel, according to Moen. There's a deed restriction stating the parcels can never be split or reconfigured into additional parcels. For more information, visit bigskydev.com or by call Moen at 810-691-0019. — Contact reporter Makayla Coffee at mcoffee@livingstondaily.com . This article originally appeared