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15838 Normandy Detroit, MI

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$25,900.00 Apartment: 0 Bed, 1 Bath | 1200 sq ft

Broker: ERA Majestic, LLC

THIS IS AN 3 BEDROOM UP/DOWN. AGENT IS OWNER. IMM. POSESSION . TAKE A LOOK... AND MAKE AN OFER. UPPER UNIT HAS A LONG TIME TENANT. THE LOWER UNIT IS VACANT. GOOD INVESTMENT.

19712 Littlefield St Detroit, MI

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$16,000.00 Single Family Detached: 3 Bed, 1 Bath | 1271 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams

SHOWINGS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AFTER 5:00 PM, SATURDAYS NOON TO 2:00 PM.Thi...s is a nice Colonial, three bedrooms in Northwest Detroit. Needs some TLC. This is a short sale based on third party approval. Commission may be subject to change.

527 West Lafayette Suite 16a Detroit, MI

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$4,354.00 Apartment: 3 Bed, 0 Bath | 0 sq ft | Pets: No Pets

The historic Fort Shelby Tower Apartments offers a lifestyle of classic ele...gance in Detroit, Michigan. The grandeur and style of yesteryear unite with modern technology, conveniences and luxurious hotel amenities. The magnificent lobby is an ideal setting for greeting your guests. -- Generously sized apartment homes feature one or two bedroom, including one-of-a-kind floorplans with library, home office or third bedroom and two-story penthouses. -- Your privacy is assured at the Fort Shelby Tower Apartments. Floors eleven through twenty-two encompass fifty-six spacious apartments with only five homes per floor. -- The Fort Shelby Tower soars above the cityscape providing spectacular urban and river views that simply must be experienced. -- Fort Shelby Tower Apartments offers a lifestyle as distinguished as you are. It will be our pleasure to have you reside with us. Please call for an appointment today.

107 Sand Bar Ln Detroit, MI

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$3,900.00 Single Family Detached: 5 Bed, 4 Bath | 5000 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Detroit Market Center

THIS IS ONE OF THE ONLY WATERFRONT, GATED COMMUNITIES IN DETROIT, FIVE LARG...E BEDROOMS, 4 FULL BATHS AND 2 LAV. 4 CAR ATTACTED GARAGE, FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR LAUNDRY ROOMS. 2- WAY FIREPLACE. OPEN FLOORPLAN IS IDEA FOR ENTERTAINING YOUR GUEST. SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY BY QUALIFIED BUYERS WITH PROOF OF INCOME. PROPERTY IS ALSO FOR SALE UNDER LAND CONTRACT. CONTACT KEVIN @ 313 949-0118

8162 E Jefferson Ave Detroit, MI

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$2,500.00 Condominium: 3 Bed, 2 Bath | 2300 sq ft

Broker: Crystal Hardison Realtors

LAND CONTRACT TERMS NEGOTIABLE. Nice updated condo. Hardwood floors, formal... dining with butlers pantry. View of the Detroit River. High rise ceilings, valet with underground parking and concierge service.

8162 Jefferson Unit 3b Detroit, MI

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$2,500.00 Other: 3 Bed, 3 Bath | 2300 sq ft

Broker: Crystal Hardison Realtors

Nice updated condo. Hardwood floors, formal dining with butlers pantry. Vie...w of the Detroit River. High rise ceilings, valet with underground parking and concierge service.

250 E Harbortown Detroit, MI

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$1,800.00 Condominium: 2 Bed, 2 Bath | 1330 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Detroit Market Center

This unit will be presented fully furnished but at additional cost with two... bedroom sets, Living room, dining room, all appliances entertainment center from Gormans. Unit 1010 end unit with spectacular view of the river. ASSOCIATION FEE TO BE PAID BY OWNER FOR FIRST YEAR. BUYER TO PAY COMPLIANCE FEE OF $599.00.

17181 Teppert St Detroit, MI

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$1,800.00 Other: 3 Bed, 2 Bath | 1300 sq ft

Broker: Elias Real Estate LLC

3 bedroom, 1.5 bath bungalow. 1.5 car garage. Covered front porch. New carp...et throughout. Laminate floor in kitchen. Hardwood floors under carpet. Updated electrical box and glass block windows in the basement. Awnings over porch and windows. Central air.

7692 Dolphin Detroit, MI

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$1,800.00 Other: 3 Bed, 1 Bath | 815 sq ft

Broker: Elias Real Estate LLC

Clean and well kept 3 bedroom, 1 bath brick bungalow. Fenced yard with 2 ca...r detached garage with electric. Large deck out back, brick and concrete porch up front. Hardwood floors. Roof tear off in 2001. New A/C unit 1999. Full basement with glass block windows. Formal Dining Room and Living Room. New sewer line.

8900 E Jefferson Ave Detroit, MI

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$1,500.00 Condominium: 2 Bed, 2 Bath | 1400 sq ft

Broker: RE/MAX PREMIER REALTY INC.

1400 SQ FT APARTMENT WITH 2 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS. MASTER BEDROOM HAS MASTER BA...TH WITH JACUZZI TUB. LEASE AMOUNT INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES AND PARKING SPACE. COMMUNITY IS GATED WITH 24HR SECURITY. INCLUDES ON SITE HAIR SALON/BOUTIQUE, LOUNGE/OUTDOOR POOL, LAUNDRY ROOM AND FITNESS CENTER. GREAT LOCATION ACROSS FROM BELLE ISLE WITH NEARBY PARKS AND MARINA.

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Apartments and Rentals in Detroit, Michigan

Home to everything from large multi-bedroom rental homes to condominiums and townhouses fit for singles, you will find rental properties for everyone in Detroit. Contact a Detroit rental agent to discuss available residential rental properties around Detroit, Michigan. Wherever you choose to call home, you will find diverse communities and available, affordable housing. Before you pack your boxes, here is a bit of information about Detroit, as well as helpful links to help get you acquainted with the area.

History: Detroit was incorporated as a city in 1815. The city’s early economic development was spurred by a combination of factors including the opening of the Erie Canal, the city's Great Lakes location, the increasing use of rail transport and the availability of a skilled labor force. The Detroit Anti-Slavery Society was organized in 1837 and the city was a station on the Underground Railroad. During the Civil War, Detroit provided supplies and provisions to the Union cause. By the end of the century, Detroit had emerged as an important industrial and manufacturing center. The automotive industry brought thousands of immigrants into Detroit during the 1920s. Then, during the Great Depression, the industry was severely shaken. The rise of the union movement led to sit-down strikes in Detroit in 1937. In 1970, a group of business leaders formed Detroit Renaissance to address concerns of Detroit's future. The following year the group announced plans for construction of the RenaissanceCenter as a symbol of the new Detroit. The early years of the 21^st century saw mixed results in Detroit's resurgence. While several significant development projects aided in the downtown's renovation, the neighborhoods continued to struggle due to poor city services and declining population.

Economy: Automobile manufacturing continues to be a primary force in the Detroit economy. In recent years, however, dependence on the auto industry has decreased while the services sector has increased. Still, the automobile rules, and as go auto sales, so goes the Detroit area economy. While manufacturing has globalized, virtually all of the key engineering, administrative, and testing functions of the Big Three take place in the Detroit area, employing thousands of highly-skilled and well-paid workers. There is also a budding industry growing up around firms researching hydrogen fuel cells and other non-petroleum power generating technologies that may drive the automobiles of the future. More than 75 percent of the labor force is employed in non-manufacturing jobs in such areas as research and development; accounting, law, and financial services and personnel and clerical support. Much of an anticipated rebound in the region's economy and job growth was expected to come in the high-growth regions of Oakland County, Macomb County and Washtenaw County and greater Ann Arbor.

Tourism: Start you exploration of the city by taking a trip to the Detroit Institute of Arts. Home to one of the best art collections in the country, the Institute highlights everything from mummies to modern art and African masks in its collection of over 65,000 works. Next, check out the Motown HistoricalMuseum. Once the headquarters of Motown Records, the MotownHistoricalMuseum offers memorabilia from some of Motown’s most famous name including Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, the Supremes, the Temptations, the Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and more. The Detroit Historical Museum is where you can see how a Cadillac is assembled and experience the many interesting displays dedicated to Detroit and the auto world. The Detroit Symphony is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon or evening. A beautiful 100-year-old building, the symphony offers comfortable seating and an open foyer where you can enjoy drinks. To get outside, the Belle Isle is a large urban park on Belle Isle in the middle of the DetroitRiver. The park is home to the Belle Isle Zoo. Finally, for the sports fan in the group, Comerica Park is home to the Detroit Tigers, but that’s not all. Combination theme park, ballpark and baseball museum, the facility features huge statues of tigers, a Ferris wheel, carousel and much more.

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Detroit – Interesting Facts:

In 1879, Detroit became the first city in the nation to assign individual telephone numbers.
The Detroit MarriottRenaissanceCenter is the second largest tallest hotel in North America.
Surprisingly, Detroit is located north of Canada.
Detroit is the potato chip capital of the world, based on consumption.
The city is home to the oldest state fair in the nation. The Michigan State Fair was first held in 1849.
Detroit is home to the first Van Gogh painting in a public collection in the U.S. at the Detroit Institute of Arts, "Self Portrait," Vincent Van Gogh, 1887.
The city is home to the world’s only floating post office.

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