Cheap homes for sale & real estate in Wayne County, MI

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

Great opportunity to own a vacant lot in the heart of Southwest Detroit! Located on highly traveled Michigan Avenue, this parcel offers excellent visibility and endless potential for commercial or investment use. Surrounded by established businesses, residential neighborhoods, and ongoing development, this property is ideally situated with convenient access to major freeways, Downtown Detroit, and the Ambassador Bridge. Whether you're looking to build, expand your business, or add to your investment portfolio, this lot is ready for your vision. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, and all development requirements with the City of Detroit.

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

DLBA-owned vacant land offered through the Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA) Marketed Property Program. Offering includes four (4) residential parcels located at * * 48, 56, 64 & 72 Woodland St * * in Detroit's * * Gateway Community * * . * * Total Asking Price: $52,000 ($13,000 per parcel). * * Properties must be sold together. Each parcel measures approximately * * 40' x 125' * * , providing a combined frontage of approximately * * 160 feet * * . Excellent opportunity for * * new construction residential development * * (subject to zoning and City approval) in an area experiencing ongoing investment and revitalization. Conveniently located near * * Woodward Av

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

Vacant lot for sale in the heart of Detroit, just a few steps from the new Ford Motor Company facility, the former train station. This prime piece of land offers a blank canvas for your next investment or development project. With convenient access to all the sports complexes. the lot is part of a bustling community. The adjourning lot can be purchased as well. 2969 Rosa Parks Blvd.

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

This is a land-based site. Property is zoned R1.Bundled with vacant lot 12406 Greenlawn. Totaling= 9846 sqft. Not sold separately. The DLBA is seeking proposals to support the activation and stewardship of vacant land sites, including urban agriculture, gardening, or beautification, whether for profit or community activation. Interested buyers should consult DLBA proposal guidelines for land-based sites and our Guide to Plot Plan, Site Design, and Maintenance. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit's Planning and Development Department for additional context about the neighborhood. All offers must be supported by Proof of Funds (fun