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Detroit’s Boston-Edison neighborhood is known for its historic mansions, exclusivity, and high property values. So, when a $19.7 million affordable housing project opens in this area, it’s fairly newsworthy. The Cathedral Arts Apartments, a mixed-use development across from the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament, is redefining what affordable housing can look like in Detroit. […]
Detroit is often considered alongside other Midwestern cities, like Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis, when rental investors are considering where to buy property next. That’s because all of these metropolitan areas share some key attributes that make them perfect for buy-and-hold investors: Affordable house prices Strong rent-to-price ratios Steady demand from tenants But Detroit has something […]
After the longest government shutdown in U.S. history finally ended, the dust is settling—and while the scars are still fresh for property owners who lived through stalled closings, frozen assistance payments, and general market confusion, savvy investors have already turned their attention back to the fundamentals: building equity in the most logical way possible. If […]
Metro Detroit and Indianapolis. Two Midwest markets that are both known as some of the best places to invest in rental property in the USA. But which one is right for you? That’s the question we’re here to answer. In this rental investor’s guide, we’ll compare the two markets head-to-head and share our local expertise […]
General Motors–the heart and soul of Motor City–just made a major move. This week, they officially opened their new global headquarters at the Hudson’s Detroit development, right back on historic Woodward Avenue. While the news is buzzing about the sleek new offices and what this means for GM, we’re looking at the bigger picture: What […]
Have you seen the headlines coming out of Palmer Park? It’s a story that makes every local property manager cringe and every seasoned investor shake their head. A Phoenix-based firm, Urban Communities, bought up a massive chunk of Palmer Park, one of Detroit’s most historic neighborhoods, with a plan to revitalize a portfolio of apartment […]
Detroit’s neighborhoods are experiencing a major comeback, and the Strategic Neighborhood Fund (SNF) is playing a key role in that transformation. Now entering Phase 3, the SNF announced in a recent press conference that they intend to raise an additional $40 million to revitalize communities, reinvigorate commercial corridors, and enhance public spaces across the city. […]
Ah, construction season in Metro Detroit. It’s practically our fifth season, right after “Fake Spring” and “Second Winter.” If you’ve driven anywhere near I-75 or downtown lately, you’ve seen the orange barrels. They’re annoying, sure. But for investors? Those barrels smell like money. 💸 Detroit is putting billions—yes, with a “B”—into reshaping the city skyline, […]
Curious what 2026 has in store for Metro Detroit’s real estate market? You’re not alone. Whether you’ve got a mature rental portfolio or you’re eyeing your first purchase, knowing what’s on the horizon is the difference between smooth cash flow… and potentially a few extra gray hairs. 😅 So if you want crystal-clear, data-backed predictions, […]
For decades, the Packard Plant has been Detroit’s most famous ruin. A 3.5-million-square-foot symbol of industrial decay, it loomed over the East Side, dragging down property values and attracting ruin porn tourists instead of investors. We’ve all seen the photos. We’ve all heard the failed promises. So, when the city announced yet another plan for […]