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Guess The Price of This Home! Full Walkthrough Tour

Can you guess the price of this Lakes of Northville home? Join me for a full walkthrough tour of this move-in ready 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with over 2,700 square feet in one of Northville, Michigan's most sought-after neighborhoods. I've been selling homes in Lakes of Northville for 24 years and over 8,000 transactions, and I can tell you this one won't last long. I filmed during the polar vortex (literally one degree outside) because winter is actually the perfect time to spot seal pops on windows. This home has none. What makes this home stand out: completely redone bathrooms with subway tile and raised vanities, updated kitchen with thick granite and newer appliances, original hardwood floors in excellent condition, gas fireplace insert, custom closet organizers throughout, first-floor laundry, and a maintenance-free Trex deck worth $15,000-$30,000. The basement features a dual sump pump system with battery backup and alarm, plus an Ever Dry waterproofing system with transferable lifetime warranty ($75/year to maintain). High-efficiency furnace with direct vent, you can tell by the PVC exhaust stack, keeps Michigan heating bills manageable. How much are homes in Lakes of Northville? This neighborhood on the north side of Six Mile typically sees larger homes (2,500-3,000 sq ft) compared to south side neighborhoods averaging 2,200-2,400 sq ft. Northville Schools district. Two miles to 275, easy 96 access, minutes to downtown Northville. Why location matters: Being on the east side near Haggerty Road saves 20-25 minutes on commutes to Ford in Dearborn, GM downtown, or the proving grounds versus homes near Beck or Napier Roads.

What Will Your Retirement Look Like?

Planning for retirement raises many questions. Have you considered how much it will cost, and how you’ll generate the income you’ll need to pay for it? For many, these questions can feel overwhelming, but answering them is a crucial step forward for a comfortable future.

Start by understanding your goals, estimating your expenses and identifying potential income streams. The Definitive Guide to Retirement Income can help you navigate these essential questions. If you have $1,000,000 or more saved for retirement, download your free guide today to learn how to build a clear and effective retirement income plan. Discover ways to align your portfolio with your long-term goals, so you can reach the future you deserve.

Trump Housing Plans: What Metro Detroit Buyers Should Know

President Trump announced five initiatives to improve housing affordability: 50-year mortgages, restricting institutional investors, Treasury mortgage purchases, 10 percent credit card caps, and 401(k) down payment access. Metro Detroit real estate experts warn each could backfire, hurting buyers through higher long-term costs, reduced rental inventory, and limited credit access. The proven solution remains building more homes to address the 8 million unit shortage driving prices up across Southeast Michigan and nationwide.

6 Michigan Chefs and Restaurants: James Beard Semifinalists 2026

2026 James Beard Awards semifinalist list includes six Michigan restaurants and chefs, reinforcing what Metro Detroit residents already know: the region's dining scene rivals any in the country. Bar Chenin in Detroit earned Best New Bar recognition. Echelon Kitchen & Bar in Ann Arbor made the Best New Restaurant list. Four Michigan chefs earned Best Chef: Great Lakes semifinalist status: John Yelinek of Ladder 4 Wine Bar in Detroit, Javier Bardauil of Barda in Detroit, Andy Elliott and Emily Stewart of Modern Bird in Traverse City, and James Galbraith of PostBoy in New Buffalo.

Quote of the Week

"Simplicity boils down to two steps: Identify the essential. Eliminate the rest."

- Leo Babauta

Metro Detroit Weekend Events

Winter fun takes over Robert C. Valade Park this weekend as Winter at Valade returns to Detroit’s riverfront. Visitors can enjoy sledding, curling, cozy bonfires with s’mores stations, and other cold-weather activities throughout the park. On Sunday at 2 p.m., the free Polar Power Walk heads out along the Detroit Riverwalk, with advance registration required. The event runs Saturday and Sunday with free entry, making it an easy, family-friendly way to get outside and embrace winter in the city.

Winter Park is in full swing at Bowers School Farm this weekend, offering a classic winter outing for all ages. Guests can explore the farm, visit the animals, grab comfort food from the Farm Kitchen, and shop the farm store before heading to the highlight of the season, a 200-foot-long tubing hill that lights up with colorful displays after dark. Winter Park runs now through March 1. Admission to the farm is free, while tubing tickets are available for $17 per person for a 50-minute session, plus processing fees.

Zehnder’s Snowfest returns to Frankenmuth this weekend, bringing a full slate of winter tradition and family-friendly fun to the community. Visitors can watch professional artists carve intricate ice sculptures, enjoy fireworks, explore the petting zoo, and take in the festive atmosphere throughout town. The celebration runs now through February 2 and is free to attend, with Zehnder’s famous chicken dinners available nearby at Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth.

A peaceful winter tradition continues this weekend with the Candlelight Hike at Mount McSauba in Charlevoix. Held every Friday evening through February 20, the event invites visitors to snowshoe, hike, or cross-country ski along a softly candlelit 1-mile trail, with routes changing weekly and participants setting their own pace. The experience is free to attend and offers a serene way to enjoy Northern Michigan’s winter scenery after dark.

Downtown Grand Rapids is alive with winter energy as the World of Winter Festival continues this weekend. Known as the largest winter festival in the U.S., the event transforms the city with immersive art installations, live music, and food experiences spread throughout the downtown area. The festival runs now through March 1 and is free to attend, offering an easy way to explore the city while embracing winter at its best.

The Phantom of the Opera arrives in Detroit this weekend, bringing Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic and haunting musical to the stage at the Detroit Opera House. The production tells the story of a mysterious, tortured artist lurking beneath the Paris Opera House and has captivated more than 160 million audience members across 195 cities since its 1986 debut. Performances run February 4 through 15, with tickets starting at $70, offering local theatergoers the chance to experience one of the most successful touring productions in history.

If you're looking to buy or sell a home in Metro Detroit, The Perna Team can help you. We're fast, friendly, and have served thousands of families in the Metro Detroit area with their real estate needs. Click below to start viewing what's available in Metro Detroit today, or reach out and find out what your home is worth on today's market!

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Clarkston

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Detroit

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Walled Lake

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Pontiac

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