Unreal Estate Game: Michigan

[Rain Man]

Five houses in the mitten, and you get to pick one.

Ann Arbor - http://www.realtor.com/realestateand...3_M46048-78332

Indian River - http://www.realtor.com/realestateand...9_M40615-65012

Niles - http://www.realtor.com/realestateand...0_M43456-78692

North Muskegon - http://www.realtor.com/realestateand...5_M32192-00786

Pleasant Ridge - http://www.realtor.com/realestateand...9_M44711-27899

[ClevelandBronco]

I'd like to buy 75 houses in Detroit, please.

[Great Expectations]

Indians

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by ClevelandBronco

I'd like to buy 75 houses in Detroit, please.

Sadly, there were no houses in the proper price range in Detroit, and I don't think it's because the market is too expensive.

[rockymtnchief]

Indian River

[Rain Man]

My rankings:

Pleasant Ridge - It's a nice house, very livable, and the location is excellent. It's near a really big cool park with cool stuff in it, and you can walk to a bunch of restaurants. The neighborhood looks nice, too. This is an easy winner for me.

Ann Arbor - It's a nice house, and I'm particularly liking that deck. If you want to be outside but you also require extensive shade, it's a rare deck that will work for you. You can kind of walk to the downtown, which is nice, and while the park situation isn't great, there's a big park that's not godawfully far. I could live here.

Niles - I was initially lukewarm about this house, but the more I look, I like it. I can walk to restaurants, and there's a small park that's not too far away. It's not too inconvenient to get to South Bend or Chicago. I could live here.

North Muskegon - I passed through there a couple of years ago and had a pleasant time, but this place doesn't wow me. Interesting location for sure, but there's nothing really notable about the house and it's not near a lot of services. I'll pass.

Indian River - Nice house, but as I've seen in other homes, you can use too much wood trim. The lake view is nice, but there are no services in the neighborhood. This won't work for me.

[Gadzooks]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Sadly, there were no houses in the proper price range in Detroit, and I don't think it's because the market is too expensive.

75 houses combined might be close to the million dollar range.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Gadzooks

75 houses combined might be close to the million dollar range.

You could buy a big house in the middle of them, convert all of the yards to farmland, and start a medieval fiefdom by trading housing for farmwork. That would be kind of cool.