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Buy or sell Michigan real estate with a prescreened real estate agent matched to your specific needs, price range, and chosen location from our 130,000-member nationwide Realty network!
Michigan Neighborhood Search
Find the perfect Michigan neighborhood or community for you. Search on home prices, appreciation rates, school quality, types of homes, languages, educational attainment, income, types of neighbors, and so much more. Customize your Michigan real estate search using NeighborhoodScout, and quickly find the perfect Michigan neighborhoods for your family, your investment and more.
Find a Realtor ® to Buy a Home or Condo in Michigan
Buy real estate in Michigan with a top-performing Michigan real estate agent matched to your personal needs, price range, and chosen location. Apply now and in 1 business hour or less one of our free dedicated real estate counselors will personally match you with a top-quality Michigan real estate agent who is an expert on your chosen area of Michigan!
Find Top Selling Agents to Sell Your Michigan Home or Condo Now
Get top dollar and a fast home sale with a prescreened Michigan real estate agent matched to your home selling needs. You are matched with 2 prescreened Michigan real estate agents who have proven sales performance, will help you get top dollar on your home sale and specializes in your local market conditions. Our matching service is 100% free to you. You'll hear from a NeighborhoodScout counselor in 1 business hour or less!
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Save $350 on your mortgage!
NeighborhoodScout has teamed up with a few select partners to provide all of our clients the best mortgage products and programs available. In addition to a money-saving loan rate, you will receive $350 off your loan closing costs - just by applying for your mortgage through NeighborhoodScout!
Get a Mover in Michigan
Our neighborhood search provides insight into neighborhoods you may not be able to see in person. Our buying power gets you money-saving estimates and a dedicated Michigan relocation coordinator to organize your move, all at no charge to you!
Save 1% on newly constructed homes in the Michigan area
Search for Michigan new construction homes in your chosen price range and location. Our partner iNest provides an easy way to search for and compare new homes from leading home builders and get 1% cash back following your real estate purchase. That's $2,000 on the purchase of a $200,000 home!
Michigan Public School Ratings
Discover the top-rated Michigan public school districts. Our exclusive ratings reveal the quality of every public school district in Michigan and show you how each compares to other school districts in the state, and across the nation. Learn more about our public school ratings »
Michigan Real Estate Investment
Know which Michigan neighborhoods appreciate the most - before you buy property. Our exclusive investment data at the neighborhood level help home buyers and real estate investors identify the highest appreciating neighborhoods. Learn more about our appreciation rate data »
Detroit, Michigan is the only major city in the contiguous United States that is actually due north of Canada. Michigan real estate borders Indiana and Ohio to the south, and Wisconsin to the southwest of the Upper Peninsula. Michigan also borders Minnesota, Illinois, the Canadian province of Ontario, and the Canadian First Nation (Indian) reserve of Walpole Island, but only on water boundaries in the Great Lakes system.
Michigan real estate is bounded by four of the Great Lakes. Michigan has the longest state shoreline in the continental United States, and more recreational boats than any other state in the nation, likely due to the fact that the state also boasts more than 11,000 inland lakes and more than 36,000 miles of rivers and streams. Michigan is the largest state east of the Mississippi River if territorial water is included. Georgia and Florida each have a slightly larger land area, however.
Michigan consists of two peninsulas, known as the Lower and the Upper Peninsula. The Lower Peninsula, most commonly thought of as the state, is shaped like a mitten. The woodlands of the Upper Peninsula (often called simply "The U.P.") are as large as Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island combined, but has less than 330,000 inhabitants. These residents are sometimes called "Yoopers" (derived from the pronunciation of "U.P.").*
Ann Arbor Detroit Farmington Hills Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Lansing Southfield Sterling Heights
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