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Detroit Housing Demand Outpaces Supply as Inventory Tightens Across Neighborhoods

By Jeremy Stadford

As Detroit housing demand surges in 2024, prospective buyers face a tight market characterized by low inventory and rising competition for turnkey homes.

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Detroit Property Appreciation Surges as Home Values Climb for Seventh Straight Year

By Jeremy Stadford

Detroit property appreciation is transforming the city's housing market. New assessment data reveals sustained growth across neighborhoods, building generational wealth while raising questions about property taxes.

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Rising Costs and Appraisal Gaps: The Evolving Market for Detroit Fixer-Upper Homes

By Jeremy Stadford

The era of the $1,000 home is evolving into a market defined by rising construction costs and appraisal gaps. We analyze the changing economics of Detroit fixer-upper homes and the impact on local buyers.

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Detroit Rental Property Market Faces Pressure from Rising Costs and Strict Enforcement

By Jeremy Stadford

The Detroit rental property market is facing a pivotal moment as strict city code enforcement and rising demand reshape housing affordability and landlord compliance.

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Detroit Real Estate Market Matures: Neighborhoods See Value Spike as Speculation Cools

By Jeremy Stadford

The era of the $500 house is over. Real estate investing in Detroit has shifted toward neighborhood stabilization, rising property values, and stricter compliance, impacting both investors and long-term residents.

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Detroit happy hour economy 2025 is more than just cheap cocktails and half-price wings—it’s a business engine. As bars, breweries, and lounges compete for customers,…

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Detroit Happy Hour Economy 2025: How Bars & Breweries Turn Drinks Into Jobs