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Modernist Detroit Home Made With Materials From a Disused Ford Plant Is a Living Monument to the City’s Industrial Past
Elissa Ribant Just outside Detroit, in the affluent community of Bloomfield Hills—where billionaires and auto industry leaders have long made their homes—sits a stone house unlike any other. That’s because the 4,800-plus-square-foot residence, newly listed for $3.75 million with Brandon Curry of Signature Sotheby's International Realty, isn’t just offering scale and luxury, but a deeply personal ...
Continue ReadingQuick Wins That Make Buyers Take Notice
If you’ve been thinking about selling your home this year, even just mulling it over, spring is the season when buyers are most active and first impressions matter most. The good news is that you don’t need a full renovation to make your home feel move-in ready. A handful of ...
Continue ReadingThink You Have To Put 20% Down? Most First-Time Homebuyers Don’t.
According to Google Trends, online searches for down payment information recently hit an all-time high. And that’s a clear sign more buyers are trying to figure out what they really need to save before making a move (see graph below): If you’re wondering the same thing, you can always turn to the internet for answers. ...
Continue ReadingShould You Get a Pre-Sale Home Inspection?
Unless you’re in a seller’s market where you can expect many offers, quickly, it might make sense to get a pre-sale home inspection. It can give your listing a competitive advantage. What is it? It’s simply a professional inspection you get done on your own home. Assuming only a few inconsequential issues ...
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