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Real numbers for your city — median price, days on market, months of supply, and my honest read on what it actually means. Pick your city and it’s on your screen in one click, updated as sales report. Then I’ll follow up with the part no page can tell you: how your street and your price range are really moving.
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Source: Realcomp II Ltd. · single-family homes · closings through July 2026, pulled August 1, 2026. Figures revise as sales report.
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Pick your city on this page and it opens immediately — median sale price, days on market, months of supply, and my read on what it means. No waiting on a PDF. I'll follow up personally with what the page can't cover about your street and your price range.
All ten core cities: Allen Park, Brownstown, Lincoln Park, Riverview, Romulus, Southgate, Taylor, Trenton, Woodhaven, and Wyandotte. Each has its own page with median sale price, days on market, months of supply, and my read on what it means for buyers and sellers.
Realcomp II Ltd. — the MLS Downriver agents actually work in — covering single-family closings. Not a national estimate, not a computer averaging your ZIP code. Every figure carries its source and pull date so you can check it yourself.
The numbers update as sales report. Every city page carries a source stamp telling you exactly which month of closings it reflects and when the data was pulled — right now that's closings through July 2026, pulled August 1, 2026. Figures revise as late sales come in.
No. A city median tells you what the market is doing. It doesn't tell you what your house is worth — condition, location, updates, and timing move your number well off the median. For that, ask for a free Annual Equity Review.
The city market pages are public. You can read every number without giving me anything. The form tells me which city you care about, so I can follow up with the part a page can't cover: how your street and your price range are actually moving.