Local · May 29, 2026
Small northwest Oakland County city, under 14,000 residents, ZHVI around $337K and posting roughly +15% YoY per Zillow's most recent release. Almost no one in the Metro Detroit real estate conversation talks about Wixom. The structural buyer-overflow story behind why that's a mistake.
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Local · May 29, 2026
The five Pointes — Park, City, Farms, Woods, Shores — are five separate municipalities with different pricing, taxes, and identities. ZHVI ranges from ~$371K (Woods) to ~$719K (Shores). A buyer's guide to the distinct submarkets behind one shared mailing label.
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Local · May 29, 2026
Northville sits in the topbar of every page of this site — and it earns the placement. ZHVI $588,077, +6.5% YoY, walkable historic downtown, top-tier schools. The high-end Wayne corridor anchor explained.
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Local · May 29, 2026
ZHVI $308,822, +1.4% YoY, 6 days to pending. The only Oakland city still appreciating cleanly while moving fast. The walkable downtown is the differentiator.
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Local · May 15, 2026
Westland gets passed over in the headline version of the Wayne County conversation — but
Zillow's data shows homes going pending in roughly six days, and buyer attention spilling
south from Livonia is real. A quietly tightening market worth a second look.
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Local · May 8, 2026
A small Wayne County city south of Detroit, four square miles, about 36,000 people, with a
history that runs back to French ribbon farms and Potawatomi Nation land. Here's what makes
Lincoln Park different from a master-planned subdivision — and why buyer attention is
finally catching up to a story locals have known for a long time.
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Local · April 27, 2026
A community spotlight on a smaller western Wayne County city — the Burger Program, the
Radcliff Center, senior services, the parks system, and the library at Maplewood. A few
quiet specialties worth knowing about.
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Local · April 15, 2026
In my experience, inventory is moving fast. Here's what buyers and sellers in Canton need to
know right now — without the hype, and without the doom.
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Local · April 12, 2026
The walkable downtown, the school district, the small-town-with-Detroit-access feel — and
the reasons the inventory keeps turning over fast.
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