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Southeast Monroe Houses for Sale

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    $164,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 1,158 Sq Ft

    430 Conant Ave, Monroe, MI 48161

    Freshly redone home setting on a double lot! Main floor suite, new kitchen, bath and appliances! All new flooring and freshly painted inside and out. Nice deck overlooking a spacious rear yard, deck has a handicap ramp. Home is ready for immediate occupancy!!

    Steve Hudkins Berkshire Hathaway Home Service Kee Realty

    430 Conant Ave, Monroe, MI 48161
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    $130,000

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 1,044 Sq Ft

    1529 Oak St, Monroe, MI 48161

    Stylish & Move-In Ready! This freshly updated gem features sleek hardwood floors, fresh paint throughout, and a bright, airy four-seasons room that’s perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Sitting on over a quarter-acre, the massive fenced-in backyard is ideal for pets, kids, BBQs, or a future fire pit hangout. You’ll love the peaceful, private setting with no close neighbors—a rare find that

    Mitchell Hollins LPT Realty, LLC

    1529 Oak St, Monroe, MI 48161
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    $44,500

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 870 Sq Ft

    313 Kentucky Ave, Monroe, MI 48161

    GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY, WOULD MAKE A NICE RENTAL PROPERTY AS WELL. NEEDS SOME RENOVATION, GREAT POTENTIAL.

    Mary Rosecrans Rosecrans Realty & Associates

    313 Kentucky Ave, Monroe, MI 48161

Why Live in Southeast Monroe

Southeast Monroe is a neighborhood with a rich history, originally developed for employees of the nearby Newton Steel Corp. Homes in the area include bungalows, workers' cottages, and ranch-style houses, many of which were built between 1920 and 1950. These homes are notably affordable, often selling for significantly less than the Monroe Metro average, making them attractive to both residents and investors. The neighborhood lacks apartment complexes, and many homes are rented out. Hellenberg Park, with its fishing spots, wooded trails on Sterling Island, and recreational facilities, is a local highlight. The Arthur Lesow Community Center offers various social, cultural, and educational programs, while the newly built Labor Park features a splash pad and indoor basketball court. Although there are no restaurants within the neighborhood, downtown dining options are just 2 miles away, and several small markets are within walking distance. Lake Erie Transit’s Route 3 services the area, though buses stop running in the early evening. Major employers like DTE Energy and ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital are nearby. The neighborhood is bordered by the River Raisin and Tamarack Creek, making it prone to flooding. Students attend Monroe Public Schools, with Monroe Middle School being highly rated. The area is safer than the national average, providing a relatively low crime risk for residents.

Home Trends in Southeast Monroe, MI

Housing Trends

Median Sale Price
$76,000
Median Single Family Sale Price
$104,000
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$85
Number of Homes for Sale
3
Last 12 months Home Sales
19
Months of Supply
1.90
Median List Price
$104,900
Median Change From 1st List Price
9%
Median Home Sale Price YoY Change
-16%
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