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Corktown Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

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    $325,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 3 Baths
    • 1,982 Sq Ft

    1430 6th St, Detroit, MI 48226

    The famed historic Worker's Rowhouse, in the heart of the neighborhood, and adjacent to the central business district and Riverfront. A developer’s opportunity to reactivate a vacant structure, with additional vacant land for redevelopment. This site is in an Opportunity Zone and Neighborhood Enterprise Zone (New/Rehab). Originally a 3-unit tenement house, with roof, structure and exterior fully

    Jan Dijkers Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Loft Warehouse

    1430 6th St, Detroit, MI 48226
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    $1,750,000

    • 8 Beds
    • 8 Baths
    • 6,000 Sq Ft

    1450 6th St, Detroit, MI 48226

    The Definitive Corktown Collection: a group of properties of various architectural styles exemplary of Corktown, in the heart of the neighborhood, and adjacent to the central business district and Riverfront. A developer’s opportunity for immediate cashflow, reactivation of the vacant structures, and vacant land for redevelopment. This site is in an Opportunity Zone and Neighborhood Enterprise

    Jan Dijkers Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Loft Warehouse

    1450 6th St, Detroit, MI 48226
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    $589,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 2,422 Sq Ft

    1411 6th St, Detroit, MI 48226

    Welcome to 1200 Porter — a fully updated duplex offering peace of mind and reliable income. The property recently underwent an investment, including a brand-new sewer line, professional basement waterproofing, and the installation of two sump pumps to ensure long-term durability and protection. Currently, the property is occupied by a long-term tenant paying $2,300/month, making it an attractive

    Nick Asplund @properties Christie's Int'l RE Grosse Pointe

    1411 6th St, Detroit, MI 48226

Why Live in Corktown

Corktown, Detroit’s oldest neighborhood established in 1834, is known for its charismatic and artistic vibe. Located west of downtown Detroit and midtown, Corktown features colorful, ornate houses and a mix of historic and contemporary residences. The area is highly walkable with bike lanes and good public transit. Michigan Central Station, now a mixed-use space, has brought significant investment to the neighborhood. Corktown offers a variety of unique dining options, including Mudgie’s Deli, Green Dot Stables, Batch Brewing Company, and Bobcat Bonnie’s. For shopping, locals frequent Eastern Market, All Things Marketplace, and John K. King Used & Rare Books. The Yard Graffiti Museum and Hello Records add to the artistic experiences available. Corktown hosts numerous events and festivals, such as the Corktown Races, Corktown Music Festival, and Corktown Sounds. Parks like The Corner Ballpark, Dean Savage Memorial Park, Murphy Playlot, and the renovated Roosevelt Park provide green spaces for recreation. Michigan Avenue runs through Corktown, offering easy access to downtown Detroit, and major improvements are planned for 2024. The neighborhood is connected to Interstate 75 and 96, with SMART buses and rail services available. Despite its vibrant atmosphere, Corktown maintains a calm environment suitable for families. The area has a typical urban pollution level and is safer than the national average. Nearby educational institutions include Wayne County Community College’s downtown campus and several public and private schools, though local schools have average ratings.

Home Trends in Corktown, MI

Housing Trends

Median Sale Price
$555,000
Median Single Family Sale Price
$310,000
Median Townhouse Sale Price
$569,000
Median 2 Bedroom Sale Price
$590,000
Median 1 Bedroom Sale Price
$358,000
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$277
Number of Homes for Sale
13
Last 12 months Home Sales
15
Months of Supply
10.40
Median List Price
$539,900
Median Change From 1st List Price
3%
Median Home Sale Price YoY Change
54%
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