Wayne County Home Sales: A Vibrant Week in Real Estate
Exciting Transactions From Sept. 23 to Sept. 29
It’s been a bustling week for the real estate market in Wayne County, with a total of 288 transactions reported from September 23 to September 29. For all the house hunters out there, let’s dive into some of the fascinating sales that caught our eye during this period.
The highlight of the week was a 1,118-square-foot home on Palms Street in Detroit, which was snatched up for $174,600. This well-priced property represents the median sale for the area, offering new owners a cozy space in the heart of the city.
Allen Park: Diverse Price Points
Moving into Allen Park, the homes here varied from compact spaces to more substantial dwellings. A small, charming spot at 14891 Belmont Ave. sold for $230,000. This 1,027 square-foot house features one bathroom—ideal for singles or couples looking for a starter home. Meanwhile, a two-bathroom property at 15252 Dasher Ave. went for $235,000. If buyers desired more space, they could look at 15646 Goddard Road, a family-friendly home boasting 1,624 square feet that sold for $250,000.
Belleville’s Growing Appeal
Belleville also had some noteworthy sales, particularly a 1,953-square-foot beauty at 12755 Rawsonville Road that doesn’t come cheap at $475,000. It features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for a growing family. But if you’re on a tight budget, fear not! You can still snag a nice little 1,237-square-foot home at 229 Main Street for just $150,000.
Searching in Canton
Another hot spot this week was Canton, where the median price for homes is steadily increasing. A popular choice was a well-sized property at 6516 Raintree Court, which fetched $376,500. For those seeking a more affordable option, 7364 Green Meadow Lane sold for $296,000, a lovely deal for a 1,365-square-foot home with two bathrooms.
Dearborn: A Traditional Market
Dearborn never disappoints with its consistent number of transactions. A cozy 1,494-square-foot residence at 7054 Steadman Street was a steal at only $125,000. On the higher end, the stunning 1841 Dacosta Street was the priciest of the week in Dearborn, selling for a whopping $602,500. This sprawling property boasts 2,507 square feet and four bedrooms—truly a masterpiece for those who appreciate space.
Trenton and Beyond
Trenton showcased its charm with a lovely home at 2826 Canterbury Street that sold for $229,900. This gem is perfect for families with its three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Over in Woodhaven, a more modest option at 25405 Fairgrove Street was listed at $129,000 for those looking to enter the market on a budget.
Overall, this week of home sales in Wayne County reflects a thriving real estate environment where there’s something for everyone—whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking for a luxury home with all the bells and whistles. As more families are drawn to this picturesque county, we can expect real estate activity to heat up even further!
Conclusion
So, whether you’re dreaming of a charming home in the suburbs or a more substantial property in the city, Wayne County has plenty to offer. With a total of 288 homes changing hands this week alone, it’s clear that the market remains dynamic and inviting for buyers at all price points.
Author: STAFF HERE NOVI WRITER
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