Wayne County’s Recent Property Sales Highlights: What does Half a Million Bucks Get You?

Wayne County’s Recent Property Sales Highlights: What does Half a Million Bucks Get You?

It’s time to shine a spotlight on the latest rounds of property transactions in the heart of Wayne County. Seeing as around the cool sum of $500,000 seemed to be a popular budget, we thought it a good idea to glance at what this kind of money gets you here.

We’re breaking down the top five properties sold for or under $500,000 during the week of July 29 through to August 4.

1. A Snug Family House in Allen Park City – $500,000

First on our list is a neat 1,580 square-foot single-family house at 15839 Crescent Avenue. This home was sold for exactly half a million dollars. Nestled on a 0.3-acre lot, this house has been around since 1953, and the deal for its new ownership was wrapped up on June 28.

2. A 70s Classic in Canton Twp – $495,000

Second up, a 1,759 square-foot single-family house at 6492 Durham Drive. Built in 1971, it was handed over to new owners for $495,000. The deal was finalized on June 27.

3. Convenient Condo in Livonia City – $491,000

Thirdly, a comfortable 2,322 square foot, three-bedroom and three-bath condo at 9621 Hubbard Street. Constructed in 1998, this slice of urban life was snapped up for $491,000. The deal was sealed on July 3.

4. A Tranquil Spot on Canton Twp – $490,000

Fourth in line, a 1,940 square-foot detached house on a spacious 3.1-acre lot at 49555 Hanford Road. This 1983-built property was sold for $490,000, and the deal was done on June 27.

5. A Cozy Setting at 40497 Bluesprings Court – $485,000

Finally, a 2,498 square-foot detached house situated at 40497 Bluesprings Court. This home was sold for $485,000. Providing a comfortable living space and resting on a 10,454-square-foot lot, it was constructed in 1997, and the deal was finalized on July 2.

These property sales are a snapshot of what’s happening in Wayne County’s real estate market this summer. From single-family houses to condos, from large lots to houses with decades of history, it’s always fascinating to see what half a million dollars can buy!