Eight million-dollar sales on this month’s map bring the year-to-date total to thirty-two–as many as sold at that price point all last year. According to InfoSparks, which gathers information from the Ann Arbor Area...
Read MoreSeventeen houses selling for more than $1 million were recorded since last month, at prices ranging from $1,035,000 up to $2.5 million. As of mid-May, twenty-four homes had hit the million-dollar mark this year, compared to just...
Read MoreGrocoff is the lawyer-turned-environmental evangelist behind Veridian at County Farm Park, a 110-unit development that the city approved last year for the former county juvenile justice center on Platt Rd. Based on the Latin...
Read MoreWith inventory at record low levels, more homes in Ann Arbor are selling above their asking prices. In March, homes sold through the Ann Arbor Area Board of Realtors’ Multi-Listing Service averaged 103 percent of their...
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On a Friday in March, cars with out-of-state plates lined Covington Dr. as people set up lights...
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With inventory still precipitously low, new construction is playing a bigger role in the market. Fifteen percent of the homes whose title transfers were publicly recorded since last month’s map are newly built. National...
Read MoreMore people want to buy homes in Ann Arbor than want to sell them. The “inventory”—the number of homes offered for sale divided by the number being sold is at its lowest point in at least fifteen years. There were...
Read MoreOnly thirty-nine existing single-family homes in the Ann Arbor Public Schools district were entered into the Ann Arbor Area Board of Realtors’ Multiple Listing Service in December. By mid-January, just eight were still...
Read MoreNovember put an exclamation mark on the recovery in real estate listings. During the coronavirus lockdown last spring, the number of people putting single-family homes on the market in the Ann Arbor School District fell 57...
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On the afternoon before the Puppy Promenade was scheduled to take place, organizer Linda Hoadley,...
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When veterans and active service members need care at a Veterans Administration hospital, their...
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“When the pandemic first hit, it was really fatalistic,” Celia Ober remembers....
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The protesters appeared like a holy procession, holding flickering candles in perfect silence,...
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It isn’t the summer the Londons expected. Scarlett and Malcolm planned to go to...
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Graphic artist/illustrator/author Deb Pilutti spent the early quarantine days organizing and...
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At first it was fun. They attended Zoom celebrations–a bat mitzvah and a bridal...
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Even through a speakerphone, you can hear Betsy Durant’s passion: there are stories and...
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Forty nationalities of kids are represented at Angell Elementary on Ann Arbor’s near east...
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Imagine the thrill of arriving at your new home to discover acres of trails, views, wildlife, and...
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