$669,900

It’s hard to tell what this three bedroom Book Cadillac condo looks like from the photos, but it’s offering 1,450 square feet of space in a centrally located, high end downtown building. The new owner certainly wouldn’t need a car. This is likely the most transit-friendly of all of our map points; it’s near the Rosa Parks Bus Station, a People Mover stop, and the QLINE. It’s also walkable to everything downtown and bikable to many neighborhoods.

$479,000

We love it when a great old Corktown house lists, but this one may be asking a bit too much. The outside is just perfect, with a big landscaped yard in the back. Inside, it’s been renovated with a more simple, modern look. Its listing price is about $100K over any other single-family house that’s sold in the neighborhood recently. It’s just a few streets up from Michigan Avenue, walking distance from shops and restaurants, and biking distance to Southwest Detroit and downtown.

$1,799,999

This knockout property listed last winter after offering itself up as a $10,000 a month rental. The main space has room for a car (and a garage door), a gallery space if you’re so inclined, and a commercial kitchen. Three other smaller units are included in this property. It’s located right on Michigan Avenue, with views of Michigan Central Station.

$35,000

This duplex has likely seen better days, but it could be a good investment property for the right owner. It’s not the most walkable or transit-friendly on the list, but it’s a few blocks south of Michigan Avenue on the far west side of the city.

$359,900

Dearborn has some unusual architecture, and this four bedroom house might be a candidate here. It has giant windows, giant columns, a wide open living space, and marble in the bathrooms. It’s located a few blocks up from shops, restaurants, and the Arab American Museum, and it’s close to Schaefer Road and Ford Road.

$429,900

This gorgeous Craftsman-style home was built by Henry Ford’s brother William in a different location and moved to its current location in 2001. The house has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, incredible woodwork, and a separate entrance to the basement suite. It’s also close to Fairlane, plus the Amtrak, Wolverine, and Greyhound station. It’s also close to trails that lead to Hines Drive.