Neighborhoods in Detroit, MI

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  Boynton

  Occupied by heavy industrial facilities that have made the neighborhood’s air quality worse than 87% of other Detroit neighborhoods, Boynton is in the process of substantial change. Adjacent to Boynton is Marathon Petroleum, an oil refinery plant that has faced numerous fines for environmental violations that have caused foul odors throughout the

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    $75K

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    $40K - $154K

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  Riverdale

  Riverdale, a suburb in western Detroit, offers a walkable environment with access to numerous greenspaces and a trickling stream. The neighborhood features a variety of early and mid-20th century architectural styles, including Tudor Revival, bungalows, ranch homes, and Craftsman homes with wide front porches. Many homes are well-maintained and

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    $75K

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    $26K - $173K

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    5 Listings

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  Chandler Park

  The Chandler Park neighborhood gets busy every summer, with residents and visitors from around the area coming to have fun at the public Chandler Park. The Chandler Park Conservancy continues to push for more growth to give the community access to a one-of-a-kind facility with a golf course, tennis courts, skate park and education plaza. “Living

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    $75K

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    $34K - $178K

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    5 Listings

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  Nardin Park

  Emblematic of Detroit’s many struggles, Nardin Park is a city neighborhood dealing with empty homes, vacant lots and other symptoms of blight. Slowly, however, the neighborhood and the city may be starting to change, presenting other problems for residents. “Homes are getting expensive around here,” says Nardin Park resident Tealana Fair.

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    $75K

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    $16K - $200K

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    12 Listings

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  Outer Drive-Hayes

  Outer Drive-Hayes is a sprawling east Detroit neighborhood where lower prices draw homebuyers willing to put in some work. Many of the area's streets are densely populated, typical of urban areas, however, the demolishing of 600 homes has left other streets less so. While vacant lots have yet to be reclaimed, the changing landscape has helped home

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    $73K

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    $27K - $175K

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    44 Listings

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  Butler

  Butler, a neighborhood in Detroit, is known for its strong sense of community and central focus on local parks. Named after Butler Park, which honors Michael Herbert “Dad” Butler, a key figure in Detroit’s public outdoor recreation development, the area features tree-shaded residential streets and a robust neighborhood association. The community

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    $72K

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    $46K - $128K

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    6 Listings

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  Pride Area Community

  The Pride Area Community in northwestern Detroit is characterized by its blend of vintage homes from the 1920s to 1940s and recent refurbishments, offering a variety of home styles including Tudors and cottages. This neighborhood is conveniently located near Interstate 96 and Grand River Avenue, providing easy access to major freeways and retail

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    $72K

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    $24K - $196K

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    4 Listings

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  Wade

  Wade, a residential neighborhood on Detroit’s east side, offers affordable housing options and convenient access to major roads like Interstate 94 and Gratiot Avenue. This quiet community features mostly brick bungalows, cottage-style houses, and some two-story Colonial Revival homes, with many properties boasting spacious front porches. The area

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    $72K

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    $18K - $150K

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    11 Listings

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  Plymouth-Detroit

  Plymouth-Detroit is a family-friendly neighborhood known for its vibrant downtown area filled with shops and restaurants, and its serene residential streets. The community is conveniently located off the I-96 Express, providing easy access to the greater metro Detroit area. The neighborhood features a mix of home styles, including ranch-style

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    $71K

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    $30K - $181K

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    28 Listings

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  Weatherby

  Weatherby, a small residential neighborhood in Detroit, is situated near Interstate-95 and adjacent to Rouge Park, one of the city's largest parks. The neighborhood features charming Cape Cod-style homes with bay windows, primarily constructed of brick. These homes are typically suited for first-time buyers or investors, offering two to three

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    $71K

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    $34K - $134K

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    5 Listings

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  Pilgrim Village

  Pilgrim Village in Detroit is a neighborhood situated along Livernois Avenue, also known as the “Avenue of Fashion,” providing residents with a variety of retail amenities and convenient access to major thoroughfares. The neighborhood features a mix of Tudor, Cape Cod, and Dutch colonial-style homes, many of which were built in the 1920s and have

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    $71K

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    $23K - $143K

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    14 Listings

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  Von Steuben

  Detroit’s Von Steuben community derives its name from the American Revolutionary War hero Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, a German immigrant officer in the Continental Army whose training of George Washington’s army played a significant role in achieving American independence. This name perhaps also alludes to Detroit’s popularity as a destination

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    $71K

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    $22K - $130K

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    28 Listings

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  Franklin

  Wedged between the commercial hub of Gratiot Avenue, the major north-south thoroughfare of Schoenherr Street, and the park-lined State Fair Avenue in northeast Detroit, the small community of Franklin offers residents immediate access to some of the area’s greatest features and most desirable housing. Realtor Shatay Acevedo of 5th Avenue Realty

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    $70K

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    $22K - $641K

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    7 Listings

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  Lasalle College Park

  LaSalle College Park, situated in Detroit's Upper East Side, is a distinctive neighborhood known for its charming brick-built Tudor homes dating from the 1930s to the 1950s. This ten-block-wide area offers a unique blend of historical significance and residential appeal. Named after the French explorer Robert de La Salle, the neighborhood's

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    $70K

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    $30K - $125K

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    20 Listings

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  Brightmoor

  Initially developed in 1922 as a low-cost community for workers of the expanding automotive industry, Brightmoor was a bustling blue-collar neighborhood until the mid-twentieth century. Now, the neighborhood is “severely underserved,” says Rachel Meeker, executive director for the Brightmoor Artisans Collective, a non-profit dedicated to helping

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    $69K

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    $21K - $234K

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    40 Listings

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  Pershing

  Less than 2 miles from Interstate 75 and less than 10 miles north of downtown Detroit, Pershing is a Detroit neighborhood of early 20th-century homes slightly removed from the city's action. Surrounding bus stops connect the neighborhood to Detroit’s public bus system, and the Detroit Medical Center lies just 7 miles south. At Pershing’s southwest

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    $69K

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    $26K - $135K

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    13 Listings

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  Cadillac Heights

  Eight miles north of downtown Detroit, there lies the childhood home of John DeLorean, founder of the automotive company that developed the DMC DeLorean, the car featured in the Back to the Future movies. With smaller homes that sit close to one another on narrow lots, a small collection of local stores and a nearby industrial sector, the

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    $68K

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    $21K - $88K

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    8 Listings

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  Farwell

  Newly renovated homes are popping up in the eastern Detroit neighborhood of Farwell, so the community is enjoying growth while offering a lower cost of living than many on the western side. “It’s definitely up-and-coming and heading in the right direction,” says Paul Kizer, a Realtor with National Realty Centers who has owned and lived in several

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    $68K

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    $26K - $142K

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    26 Listings

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  Maple Ridge

  Community abounds in Maple Ridge, a neighborhood 8 miles east of Downtown Detroit. The area has seen some hardships but is undergoing significant revitalization with the help of its resilient community members. Faith-based community organization Life Builders Detroit has spent the last 15 years leading the neighborhood revitalization. Their

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    $67K

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    $22K - $445K

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    25 Listings

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  Gratiot-Findlay

  Gratiot-Findlay, located on Detroit’s Eastside, is a neighborhood rich in culture and community spirit. Situated 8 miles from Downtown Detroit and near the airport, it offers convenient commuting options via the Edsel Ford Expressway and public transportation along the Gratiot corridor. The area is known for its resilient residents and community

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    $67K

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    $19K - $147K

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    8 Listings

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  Krainz Woods

  Bordered on one side by a collection of industrial businesses and the Detroit Detention Center, Krainz Woods attracts local workers with its mid-century homes, but it also boasts some interesting contributions to history. Running nearly through the center of the neighborhood is Keystone Street, where civil rights leader Malcolm X lived during the

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    $67K

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    $29K - $153K

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    13 Listings

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  Greenfield Park

  Greenfield Park in Detroit is a neighborhood situated beside Interstate 75, just eight miles from downtown. This area offers potential starter homes, primarily mid-1900s ranch-style houses, making it an affordable option compared to other parts of Detroit. The neighborhood is bordered by major roadways like Seven Mile Road and Oakland Avenue,

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    $67K

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    $28K - $198K

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  Conner Creek

  While notable for being rapper Eminem's childhood neighborhood, Conner Creek's namesake stream has a longer and more current history. The creek flows southward and empties into the Detroit River and was a major food source for indigenous people. As the area developed, construction forced the waterway to flow underground, leaving no visible trace

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    $66K

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    $27K - $125K

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    20 Listings

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  Conant Gardens

  Conant Gardens, located nine miles northeast of downtown Detroit, is a historic neighborhood known for its rich African-American heritage and ongoing revitalization efforts. The area, once the most exclusive African-American neighborhood in Detroit, features homes from the 1920s through the 1950s, including bungalows, colonials, Craftsmen, and

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    $66K

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    $17K - $106K

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    3 Listings

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  Davison-Schoolcraft

  The Davison-Schoolcraft neighborhood may have fallen on hard times, but long-term residents, first-time homebuyers and investors see potential in its accessibly priced homes and convenient location. With houses starting at $15,000, Interstate 96 at its southern edge and downtown Detroit just 9 miles south, “Now is a good opportunity to look at

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    $65K

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    $25K - $153K

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    14 Listings

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