Ann Arbor, MI Black Real Estate Agents

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41 days
A family-friendly in-town neighborhood built around its namesake park, known for larger yards and a top-rated elementary school within walking distance of downtown.
$475K
$350k - $750k
Old West Side
Burns Park
A historic in-town district with tree-lined streets and homes at roughly half the per-square-foot cost of downtown, an easy walk or bike ride to the center of the city.
A more budget-friendly area east of Carpenter Road with a mix of vintage and newer homes and substantially lower property taxes than the city's core.
East Ann Arbor
Buyers are drawn to Ann Arbor for the stability of the University of Michigan and its health system, a growing tech and biotech sector rooted in university research, highly rated schools, and a walkable downtown built around Main Street.
Buyers chasing value should look at Old West Side and Burns Park for classic in-town charm at a fraction of downtown's per-square-foot cost, or East Ann Arbor for budget-friendly homes with substantially lower property taxes.
Downtown Ann Arbor condos and high-rise units continue to command premium pricing from buyers wanting a car-free, walkable lifestyle near the University of Michigan Hospital and Main Street.
With the University of Michigan anchoring demand, Ann Arbor should avoid the sharper swings seen in less diversified markets, even as the current cooldown gives buyers more negotiating room and rewards sellers who price to recent comps.

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