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Wayne County Real Estate Transactions Surge with 404 Properties Sold in One Week

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Wayne County Real Estate Transactions Surge: Weekly Recap

Wayne County has witnessed quite a bustling week in real estate as 404 properties changed hands from September 30 to October 6. If you’ve been keeping an eye on the market or considering making a move, there’s plenty to unpack from this latest wave of transactions.

Median Sale Highlights

Leading the pack, a charming 1,220-square-foot home on Inkster Road in Livonia fetched a respectable $177,000. Livonia seems to be a hot spot this week as it recorded multiple properties in various price brackets, including a lovely 1,430-square-foot home that sold for $205,000, boasting two cozy bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Spotlight on Allen Park

Moving over to Allen Park, we saw some interesting transactions. One of the higher sales was for a delightful 1,288-square-foot home on Shenandoah Ave, which was closed at $232,000. Interestingly, homes here averaged around $180 per square foot, making it a competitive market. Some homeowners opted for more compact offerings as well, with a 744-square-foot property on Paris Street selling for $145,000.

Dearborn’s Demand

Dearborn also held its ground with several noteworthy mentions. A charming 1,092-square-foot home closed at $190,000, while another property, showcasing three bedrooms and two bathrooms, was sold for $205,000. Buyers might appreciate the variety available within Dearborn, with prices ranging widely based on size and location.

Canton Continues to Rise

Canton exhibited some stand-out properties too! A stunning 1,458-square-foot residence realized $390,000, while an impressive estate, stretching 2,836 square feet, brought in a whopping $475,000. Clearly, if you’re looking for some substantial space, Canton remains a strong contender in the market.

Notable Components Across Regions

Elsewhere, areas like Belleville, Brownstown, and even Grosse Pointe Park saw exciting picks. For example, Belleville saw a premium sale of $570,000 for a 2,280-square-foot, four-bedroom home. Meanwhile, in Grosse Pointe, a scenic property sold for $625,000, showing how diverse the county’s offerings can be.

Even those seeking more budget-friendly options weren’t left out. There were transactions as low as $18,000 for smaller homes in Detroit, proving that the market truly has something for everyone, ranging from investment properties to family homes.

Looking Forward

This week’s transactions highlight a dynamic real estate landscape, with properties of all sizes finding new owners. With continued interest in areas like Livonia, Allen Park, and Canton, now might be the perfect moment for prospective buyers to jump into the market.

In conclusion, the robust activity in Wayne County illustrates a thriving environment for real estate. Whether buying or selling, participants in the market have plenty to feel optimistic about. It’s an exciting time to be a part of this vibrant community!

Stay tuned for more insights as we continue to monitor the momentum in Wayne County’s vibrant real estate scene!


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