Oak Park, MI Black Real Estate Agents

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20 days
A larger neighborhood of about 5,400 residents, with a similar mix of 1950s era detached homes and one of the area's lower poverty rates.
$255,831
Fern-Ridge
Verdun Heights
A neighborhood of about 2,600 residents, dominated by detached single family homes mostly built in the 1950s with 3 bedroom layouts common.
A 1950s era neighborhood of mostly detached, 3 bedroom homes with about 5,900 residents and a notably high share of married couple households.
Burt Homes Manor

Oak Park draws buyers with its Woodward Avenue and 8 Mile location, easy I-696 access, more than 100 acres of parks, and a competitive market where sellers hold the edge.

Buyers can compare the 1950s era, detached housing stock of Fern-Ridge, Verdun Heights, and Burt Homes Manor, moving quickly in a market where homes often sell above list price in about 20 days.

Sellers across Oak Park, including established pockets like Fern-Ridge, Verdun Heights, and Burt Homes Manor, are seeing strong demand, with close to half of homes selling above list price.

With prices up double digits year over year and fast sales, Oak Park's access to Detroit via Woodward Avenue and I-696 should keep it a competitive, in demand market for buyers and sellers alike.

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