$1,799,999

While this massive remodel is a multi-family home, it's really the main living space that's going to sell it. With 7,500+ square feet and room for a car or two in the living area, it's quite the unique property. Also included? Three smaller rental units. It’s been on the market since December 2016.

$1,050,000

We’re a little thrown off by the price on this Boston-Edison estate, built for Horace Rackham, a lawyer who invested early in Ford. The house sits on a half acre near Woodward and it’s in good condition. The house itself has seven bedrooms, three full and two half baths, and beautiful detailing. A carriage house has additional living space and a full kitchen. It listed for over $1 million last summer, perhaps because three other Boston-Edison mansions sold for over $1 million last year.

$1,250,000

This 4,000-square-foot Rivertown loft has three bedrooms, high end finishes, tech upgrades, and a massive patio with skyline views. More lofts are under construction in this building, but this one is far and away the largest and priciest.

$948,800

This Palmer Woods mansion will have to find a very special new owner. Built in 1979, the design reflects the time period with a bold red kitchen, skylights galore, chandeliers everywhere, and so many different kinds of bathrooms. It was designed by San Diego architect Mark Steele, and reflects a California contemporary way of life. You won’t see another house like this in Detroit.

$849,000

This Indian Village brick home listed back in January and while it’s a lovely house and move-in ready, the price seemed a bit on the high side for what it offered. It’s coming in at 5,200 square feet with six bedrooms, four full and two half baths, butter yellow walls, and a kitchen that looks out of place.

$674,900

A glam corner loft at Willys recently sold for $828,000. This 1,800-square-foot corner loft is a little more raw, with cement floors; exposed brick, ceiling, and ductwork; and newer cabinetry and fixtures in the kitchen and bathrooms. It has two beds, two baths, indoor parking, and a balcony overlooking Midtown.

$614,900

This classic Indian Village home was designed by Albert Kahn. Inside, find 4,200 square feet, with five bedrooms, four and a half baths, two sunrooms, a wood-paneled den, multiple fireplaces, and a commercial kitchen.

$654,900

The first of three Book Cadillac condos on our map has been listed for a while. This 25th-floor unit has two bedrooms, two baths, and it covers 1,250 square feet in the posh building. In the Book Cadillac, residents have access to a fitness center, pool, concierge, and the neighboring parking garage.

$635,000

This 27th-floor condo is brighter than many others we see here. It has two bedrooms, one bath, and spans 1,265 square feet.