This week, get inside these three Birmingham homes for sale — on Youtube!
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We found three homes just listed for sale this week in Birmingham, with prices ranging from $65,000 to $140,000.
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Searching for homes on a budget? This week, we found five homes for sale in Birmingham for under $200,000.
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10:28 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
4 of these 5 are now under contract :) more ›
Sometimes newer isn't better. We found the oldest home currently on the Birmingham housing market and it dates back to the 19th century.
Thinking of buying a new home? How about going for a more historic feel? This week, we found the oldest home on the Birmingham housing market, located at 505 Townsend St. in the heart of downtown Birmingham. You can snag this historic home for only $995,000. It's listed by Century 21. The 4,383-square-foot home was first built in 1872, just a few years after the end of the Civil War. Don't worry, though: it's been updated. According to MoveInMichigan.com, the home has: Are you a real estate agent representing one or more of these properties? Show them off by uploading your own photos to this story!
This week, we found five homes for sale in Birmingham located on some prime real estate: a corner lot.
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This week, we're taking a look at the five most expensive rental properties in Birmingham, including one that goes for $12,500 a month.
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Looking to buy a home with a bit more history? Check out these two historic Birmingham homes for sale, both constructed before 1930.
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Live in a piece of Birmingham history: this 1901 historic home at 164 Baldwin Rd. is listed for sale for more than $1 million.
Want to live in a piece of Birmingham history? For $1,095,000, you could purchase this historic home at 164 Baldwin, originally the home of Baldwin Library founder and Birmingham pioneer, Martha Baldwin, according to Realtor.com. The home has four bathrooms, two and a half bathrooms and is just shy of 3,000 square feet. Entirely renovated in 1979, the home also has a yard that backs onto the Rouge River. Other features of the historic home include: Not ready to buy? The home is also available for rent at $6,500 a month. For more information on homes in this House Hunt, visit www.moveinmichigan.com. Are you the real estate agent representing this property? Show it off by uploading your own photos to this story!
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2:49 pm on Sunday, February 17, 2013
Sadly, anything charming from the 1901 home has been remodeled away. more ›
Real estate expert David Trott and economist Paul Traub spoke at the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber's Economic and Real Estate Breakfast Thursday.
Oakland County, and the Birmingham and Bloomfield area, will continue to be a great place to live and do business in 2013, according to two economic and real estate experts who spoke to a crowd at the Townsend Hotel Thursday morning. Paul Traub, from the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago, and David Trott, chairman of Trott & Trott, P.C. and CEO of NDeX, spoke as part of the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber's annual Economic and Real Estate Breakfast. "Birmingham and Bloomfield certainly experienced some problems (in recent years), but it wasn't as bad as the rest of country," Trott said. According to Traub, a business economist at the Detroit branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, the country, Michigan and Oakland County are beginning to see signs…
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This week, we're taking a look at four homes for sale in Birmingham from the inside out — on Youtube!
For more information on each home in this House Hunt, visit www.moveinmichigan.com. Homes featured this week include: Are you a real estate agent representing one or more of these properties? Show them off by uploading your own photos to this story!
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10:16 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The house is a foreclosure and with the 2 condos, the three are great examples of inexpensive opportunities to on in Birmingham! more ›