Grand River-I96 is a commuter-friendly neighborhood
Close to Interstate 96, with houses that come at a reasonable price for the area, Grand River-I96 is a conveniently located neighborhood surrounded by a variety of businesses. The neighborhood brushes up against an industrial park and rides Grand River Avenue, giving residents plenty of options for getting around the area by car or by bus, thanks to the bus stops along Grand River Avenue. Residents use I-96 to get around the city and get to work in downtown Detroit, which is about 10 miles away.
Residents in Grand River-I96 take good care of their neighborhood.
There are plenty of value-priced homes that just need a little TLC in Grand River-I96.
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Solid brick houses and maintained lawns show lasting appeal
Homes in Grand River-I96 start at around $45,000 and reach up to around $125,000. "There's still a strong market in this area," says Rob Funk, a Realtor with RE/MAX First. "I've still got multiple offers when houses go up on the market." The area has a mix of housing, with some needing significant repair. Others are in crisp condition with precisely maintained front lawns. "The biggest key is solid brick homes," says Funk. "Those houses have some staying power." Brick bungalows, Cape Cods and ranch-style homes are common. Some Tudor revivals in the neighborhood have handsome white siding, and Grand River-I96 has sidewalk-lined streets, so getting around the area is easy.
Craftsman style homes have unique character in Grand River-I96.
Ranch-style homes are nestled in Detroit's Grand River-I96 neighborhood.
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Industry certification programs and strong teachers at local schools
Students in the area are part of Detroit Public Schools Community District, which has a C-rating from Niche. The area's youngest learners begin their academic journey at Burns Elementary-Middle School, which has a C-minus rating and serves grades K-8. Students conclude their secondary academic journey at Cass Technical High School, which holds a B-plus and offers industry certification programs and a Robotics club. Students can also attend Cody High School, which received a B-plus for its teachers. The school offers a range of athletics programs, extracurricular activities and clubs for students to participate in.
Central High School signage.
Central High School campus.
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Baseball, basketball and trail walks at the local park
For fresh air, locals head to Littlefield Park. It's got more than a few desirable amenities, including two baseball fields for home-run fans, three basketball courts for pickup games and plenty of fields for general use. A paved walking trail also stretches around the perimeter of the park.
Detroit's only indoor ice rink is at Adam's Butzel Complex.
Shoot some hoops at Littlefield Park.
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Local favorites include Galaxy Coney Island and Glass House
For a bite to eat, friends head to Galaxy Coney Island. This local favorite has a retro exterior that hearkens to 20th-century New York. Inside, locals can get chili cheese fries, gyros and wings at the takeout counter or grab a seat at one of the booths and watch cars cruise by on Grand River Avenue. Residents also head to Glass House Bar & Grill, as long as they're not throwing any stones. It's a local favorite for parties and get-togethers. For groceries, residents head to Grand Price Food Land, located along Grand River Avenue.
The Hollywood Coney Island Dog is highly recommended.
Support local businesses in Grand Meyer Plaza.
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Transportation
Grand River-I96 lives up to its name. Located along these major roadways, residents have access to a variety of businesses to supply their daily needs. For a potential resident looking for a home in a quiet neighborhood in a convenient location, Grand River I-96 is an option worth considering.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Grand River-I96
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
8
4
Robbery
9
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
8
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Grand River-I96 Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Grand River-I96, Detroit sell after 40 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Grand River-I96, Detroit over the last 12 months is $47,000, up 29% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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