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Investors Add to Competitive Housing Market

With limited housing inventory, homebuyers are already over a barrel when shopping for a new home. But add investors into the mix and the market becomes even tougher. Nationally, Metro Detroit has experienced the second-highest increase in the number of investor-purchased homes year over year. Investors are cash buyers who can close more quickly which makes it even harder for buyers getting a mortgage. But for the seller, cash is king and a cash sale allows a seller to move on with their future.

U of D to Redevelop City of Detroit Rec Center

The University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy has purchased the former city of Detroit recreation center and park in northwest Detroit. The 12.5-acre property was purchased in February 2020 for $625,000. As part of the sale agreement, the school will open the renovated center for community meetings and classes, as well as kids’ camps. The all-boys Catholic high school has raised $6.2 million toward the $7.5 million needed for redevelopment. The project will more than double the size of the school’s campus. Renovations on the rec center are expected to be completed by this fall

 

Michigan Real Estate News Headlines – June 28, 2021

National

Investors compete with homebuyers in tight market

Detroit

U of D Jesuit High School expects to complete campus expansion by fall

Real Estate Insider: Words you don’t hear together often: New Eastern Market office space planned

Stephen Ross, The Platform plan new housing in District Detroit area

Former Woodward Academy heads to auction with $5 million starting bid

Grand Rapids

Wheeler Development plans 39 apartment units, ground floor retail in Eastown

Southeast Michigan

Eastland Center targeted for demolition, redevelopment as industrial, warehouse complex

Western Michigan

New Standard continues West Michigan expansion with Saugatuck Township dispensary