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Neighborhoods in Flint, MI

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    Woodcroft Estates

    Woodcroft Estates in Flint is a neighborhood characterized by its diverse architectural styles, including Colonial, Tudor revival, Mediterranean, and ranch-style homes. Properties typically sit on about a half-acre, with an average home size of approximately 2,900 square feet, making them significantly larger than the national average. The area

    • Average Value

      $275K

    • List Price

      $142K - $472K

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      1 Listing

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    College Cultural Neighborhood

    College Cultural Neighborhood in Flint is a vibrant area known for its educational and cultural attractions. Home to Mott Community College and minutes from the Flint Cultural Center, residents have access to institutions like the Sloan Museum of Discovery, Flint Institute of Arts, and the Gloria Coles Flint Public Library. The library, a

    • Average Value

      $147K

    • List Price

      $68K - $346K

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      Homes For Sale

      9 Listings

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    Westgate

    Westgate is in southwest Flint, about 3 miles from downtown. It's primarily residential, with evenly spaced lots, some slightly curved streets and sidewalks with tree cover. The neighborhood is close to three interstates: 69, 75 and 475. Directly to the west is the General Motors Flint Assembly plant, one of the biggest employers in the city.

    • Average Value

      $116K

    • List Price

      $73K - $223K

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      3 Listings

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    Central Park

    Central Park is a historic neighborhood just east of downtown Flint, situated between Mott Community College and the University of Michigan's Flint campus. Despite its name, the neighborhood is not known for a central green space but rather for the Flint Cultural Center, a campus of theaters and museums. “The Cultural Center really is an arts

    • Average Value

      $106K

    • List Price

      $54K - $172K

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      4 Listings

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    Downtown Flint

    Downtown Flint is characterized by its vibrant commercial district along Saginaw Street, where an array of bars, restaurants, and retailers create a lively atmosphere. Notable establishments include Churchill’s Food and Spirits, a casual diner with an old-school vibe, and Xolo, a modern Mexican restaurant. The Flint Farmers Market, located at East

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      $102K

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      0 Listings

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    Circle Drive

    The neighborhood of Circle Drive is a few miles southeast of downtown Flint and the Flint River. "It's in Southside and is one of the premier neighborhoods in Flint, as far as location," says Matika Smith Fisher, an associate broker with Keller Williams First. "It's kind of on the border of Burton, another city, and in 5 minutes, you can be in

    • Average Value

      $83K

    • List Price

      $35K - $144K

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      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

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    Northeast Flint

    Enwrapping the shores of the Kearsley Reservoir, Northeast Flint is a community with some of the easiest access to natural areas of anywhere in the city limits. Waterfront ranch-style houses and small suburban starter homes collide in this established, tree-heavy neighborhood full of community parks, ice fishing holes and rail trails. Yet even

    • Average Value

      $80K

    • List Price

      $31K - $210K

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      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

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    Mott Park

    Mott Park in Flint is a historic neighborhood characterized by its diverse architectural styles, including cottages, bungalows, Dutch Colonials, and Four Squares. The area is known for its community-driven initiatives, with a prominent neighborhood association that organizes events and maintains cleanliness through programs like Neat Street and

    • Average Value

      $77K

    • List Price

      $23K - $217K

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      Homes For Sale

      13 Listings

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    Ballenger Highway

    Ballenger Highway in Flint is a neighborhood characterized by its mid-20th-century homes, including bungalows, brick ranch styles, split-levels, and brick Cape Cods. These homes often feature front porches set back from the street and spacious backyards suitable for family gatherings. The neighborhood offers two public parks: Eldorado Vista Park,

    • Average Value

      $77K

    • List Price

      $27K - $214K

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      Homes For Sale

      4 Listings

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    Grand Traverse

    Grand Traverse is directly west of downtown Flint, just a few blocks from city festivals, farmers markets and local businesses. “You’re within walking distance to downtown, which has a lot going on and plenty of great restaurants,” says Bridget Brown, a Realtor with Re/Max Edge who has sold homes all across Flint. “But housing inventory in this

    • Average Value

      $70K

    • List Price

      $16K - $164K

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      Homes For Sale

      2 Listings

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    Northeast Village

    Just south of the city line, Northeast Village is a gradually transforming neighborhood and a testament to Flint's resiliency. It's a community that maintains a strong sense of togetherness even decades after Interstate 475 split through the grid, displacing many Black families. In the decades since, residents have come together to form numerous

    • Average Value

      $67K

    • List Price

      $16K - $38K

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      2 Listings

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    South Parks

    South Parks, a couple of miles from Downtown Flint and the Flint River, is an older neighborhood on the city's south side. Interstates 69 and 475 are adjacent to the north and west, respectively. Some homes in South Parks date to the early 1900s; newer ones are from the 1980s. Bungalows, ranch-style homes, split levels and Cape Cods are some

    • Average Value

      $65K

    • List Price

      $12K - $182K

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      Homes For Sale

      10 Listings

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    South Side

    South Side in Flint is known for its affordability, featuring 1940s bungalows, minimal traditional homes, and cottages, typically around 1,000 square feet on 4,000-square-foot lots. These homes often have shingle siding, small basements, or concrete slats, with off-street parking provided by driveways and single-car garages. The neighborhood is

    • Average Value

      $65K

    • List Price

      $19K - $160K

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      Homes For Sale

      18 Listings

    South Side
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    Chevrolet

    The Chevrolet neighborhood took shape in the mid-1900s as the automotive industry revved up across Michigan. Rows of rectangular houses were built for Flint's growing blue-collar workforce at the Buick and Chevrolet plants. The closest plant closed in the 1990s, and the vintage homes now attract first-time homebuyers and real estate investors. The

    • Average Value

      $65K

    • List Price

      $22K - $143K

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      Homes For Sale

      5 Listings

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    University Avenue Neighborhood

    The University Avenue Neighborhood in Flint is characterized by a mix of rental and owner-occupied homes, with housing options ranging from fixer-uppers to move-in-ready properties. The neighborhood features Four Squares, bungalows, and colonial-style homes, primarily built in the 1920s and 30s, often with detached garages and situated on

    • Average Value

      $64K

    • List Price

      $20K - $105K

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      3 Listings

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    Brownell

    In the far northwestern corner of Flint, Brownell is a neighborhood that embodies Vehicle City's famous resilience and community involvement. Once a subdivision of the larger Bel-Aire Woods neighborhood to the south, Brownell experienced many of the same struggles as its neighbor did when General Motors closed many of its Michigan factories in the

    • Average Value

      $58K

    • List Price

      $19K - $144K

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      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

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    Eastside

    One thing Flint is known for is its strong communities made up of actively involved residents, and perhaps nowhere is that better demonstrated than in the Eastside. Sandwiched between the Flint River and Dort Highway, this resilient community has weathered the effects of urban renewal and deindustrialization thanks to its active network of

    • Average Value

      $58K

    • List Price

      $15K - $106K

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      11 Listings

    Eastside
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    Metawanne Hills

    Directly north of Flint’s largest hospital, Metawanne Hills is a residential neighborhood showing signs of growth. Investments in new schools and remodeled homes are helping reinvigorate the community alongside the rest of the city. Commercial activity and park access are not as available as in some nearby neighborhoods, but Metawanne Hills is

    • Average Value

      $56K

    • List Price

      $13K - $96K

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      3 Listings

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    Ballenger Square

    Ballenger Square in Flint features tree-lined streets with sidewalks and homes built between the 1920s and 1950s, including wood-exterior bungalows, ranch styles, and bi-levels. The neighborhood has some blight and empty properties, but property values are on the rise, with some vacant homes being demolished. The southwest corner of Ballenger

    • Average Value

      $54K

    • List Price

      $19K - $84K

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      9 Listings

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    Merill

    Merill is a residential neighborhood in northwestern Flint. Anchored by a central greenspace at Sarvis Park and surrounded by numerous other parks, the neighborhood has grappled with the effects of deindustrialization. But things are gradually reversing course. The community's efforts to revitalize have been noticeable in its recently remodeled

    • Average Value

      $53K

    • List Price

      $18K - $73K

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      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

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    Bel-Aire Woods

    For much of the 20th century, the suburban neighborhood of Bel-Aire Woods was a popular place for General Motors employees and their families. It still is today: Many residents are retirees of what was once the area's largest employer. But the closing of the GM plant, combined with the shuttering of a popular amusement park in the area, changed

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      $53K

    • List Price

      $18K - $86K

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      Homes For Sale

      7 Listings

    Bel-Aire Woods
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    Ballenger Park

    Ballenger Park in Flint features residential streets lined with bungalows, ranch styles, and two-story saltboxes built between the 1920s and '40s. These homes often come with detached garages, front porches, and fenced backyards, though many require renovations. The neighborhood is characterized by its mature, old-growth trees and sidewalk-lined

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      $52K

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      $17K - $74K

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      2 Listings

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    Southside Business District

    Southside Business District sits along Saginaw Street, under the bustling overpass of Interstate 475. The neighborhood is home to industrial companies and auto shops, including Applegate Chevrolet, one of the city's oldest car dealerships. Small residential areas off the main road date have houses from the turn of the twentieth century, but time

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      $51K

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      $15K - $72K

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      3 Listings

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    King Avenue Plus

    King Avenue Plus, a community on Flint's north side, has enough community parks that most homes will be within walking distance of at least one. It's a well-established part of the city; there are homes dating to the early 1900s, and the newer ones are from the 1970s. "Flint has a long history, so you aren't going to see a lot of new development,"

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      $50K

    • List Price

      $13K - $118K

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      Homes For Sale

      15 Listings

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    Evergreen Valley

    Evergreen Valley is a suburban-style subdivision known for a variety of home styles. "I'd consider it the south side of town," says Matika Smith Fisher, an associate broker with Keller Williams First, who grew up in Flint. "Back in the day, this was the elite side of town, but a lot has changed as we've lost manufacturing jobs." The General Motors

    • Average Value

      $98K

    • List Price

      $35K - $157K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      9 Listings

    Evergreen Valley

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