Middle Woodward, MI homes for sale & real estate

Middle Woodward, MI Homes for Sale

Welcome to Detroit's North End Neighborhood. This is a great opportunity to build your new home to become part of this neighborhood's redevelopment or a new income producing property. Take a drive through the area to see all the beautiful new homes that have been built. There are no restrictions to purchasing this vacant land, so you can purchase and hold until you are ready to build. This lot is located near schools, parks, worship, shopping, and minutes away from Downtown Detroit. This vacant lot along with 1704 W Euclid and 3484 Sheridan can be purchased in a bundle for better pricing. Inquire for more information. BATVAI prior to making an offer.

Middle Woodward, MI Homes for Sale

Located in the vibrant North End of Detroit, these two side-by-side lots at 553 and 545 Alger St. are being sold together as a package. This prime location offers a fantastic opportunity for development or investment in one of Detroit’s most dynamic neighborhoods. With easy access to Downtown, major roadways, and local amenities, these parcels are perfect for builders, investors, or those looking to create something special.

Middle Woodward, MI Homes for Sale

This is a bundled listing and includes addresses: 45 Euclid, 51 Euclid, 57 Euclid, 63 Euclid, 71 Euclid, 77 Euclid, 78 E Philadelphia. , 88 E Philadelphia. , and 98 E Philadelphia. This premier Detroit Land Bank vacant lot offers over 47,532 square feet of prime real estate in the highly sought-after North End neighborhood. Situated directly across from the vibrant New Detroit People's Food Co-op, this parcel is ideally zoned R3, making it perfect for your next development project. The Detroit Land Bank is actively seeking proposals for townhomes, duplexes, fourplexes, or multifamily buildings—taking full advantage of the flexible R3 zoning. Whether you envision modern townhomes or a

Middle Woodward, MI Homes for Sale

Great property for infill building located in Detroit’s bustling North End neighborhood. The DLBA is seeking proposals that for small- to medium-scale infill development with the goal of increasing housing supply and restoring the urban fabric, as well as density and walkability. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for new build opportunities. 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. Please note that the Detroit Land Bank Authority is entitled to a tax capture for the 5 tax years subsequent to transferring ownership of