Ballenger Square
Ballenger Square in Flint has tree-lined streets with 1920s-1950s bungalows and ranch-style homes. The area includes parks, local shopping and dining, and is about 3 miles from downtown Flint and a mile from Hurley Medical Center.
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$60K
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$17K - $86K
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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,"
Average Value
$58K
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$15K - $118K
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16 Listings
Ballenger Park
Ballenger Park in Flint features 1920s-1940s bungalows and ranch homes with mature trees. Local dining options and bus stops are within walking distance. The neighborhood includes a park with basketball courts and picnic areas.
Average Value
$58K
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$14K - $71K
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3 Listings
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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$57K
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$19K - $96K
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12 Listings
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
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$54K
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$18K - $79K
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1 Listing
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
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$52K
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$15K - $297K
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12 Listings
Sterling and Myrtle
Sterling and Myrtle is a small, northwestern Flint neighborhood close to parks. The area, which includes the area's streets, is about 4 miles from Downtown Flint. "The thing about Flint is that the cost of living is relatively low compared to surrounding cities," says Kevin Flowers, a Realtor with Keller Williams First. "In general, on average,
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$50K
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$16K - $82K
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Southwest Flint
Though Southwest Flint is only 2 miles from Downtown Flint , it has more of a suburban feel than some city neighborhoods. It overlaps several parks and is primarily residential, with sidewalks, front lawns and plenty of trees. The Flint River is on one side of the neighborhood, and Swartz Creek and Interstate 69 are on the other. "Flint is making a comeback,
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$91K
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$33K - $326K
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7 Listings
Circle Neighborhood
When the Flint Golf Club was built over 100 years ago, Circle Neighborhood was nothing more than an open field conveniently located south of the city. During the mid-1900s automobile boom, rows of one-story homes were added around the prestigious golf course to house a growing factory workforce. When the auto industry crashed, Circle Neighborhood
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$122K
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$42K - $183K
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3 Listings
Mannhall Park
Mannhall Park in Flint features affordable homes from the 1920s-1950s. The neighborhood has Sarginson Park, is near the Flint Children's Museum, and offers diverse dining. Public transit and I-75 provide good connectivity.
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$54K
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$24K - $102K
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7 Listings
Civic Park
In the early 1900s, General Motors built Civic Park to house its workers, and the neighborhood quickly became a beacon of working-class success. Sturdy homes were arranged around a central park and an elementary school, creating one of Flint’s first suburban-style communities. But when the auto industry took a nosedive in the 1980s, Civic Park
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$53K
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$12K - $107K
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8 Listings
MLK Circle
MLK Circle is the northernmost neighborhood along the city's Martin Luther King Avenue corridor, which was a thriving community in the early 1900s. "It was primarily a blue-collar neighborhood because the automobile giant General Motors had a plant located not very far from there," says Shelly Wolin, a Realtor with Weichert, Realtors - Grant
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$52K
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$13K - $85K
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5 Listings
Lake Fenton
Just north of the city of Fenton lies a cluster of small reservoirs, anchored by Lake Fenton. “It’s a community where everyone knows your name,” says Realtor Christine Champlin with Re/Max, who has lived in the area for 35 years. “It’s also pricey — we recently had a home that sold for $4 million in one day.” Lake Fenton offers the secluded
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$559K
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$230K - $2.9M
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13 Listings
Atlas Township
Located on the southeast corner of Genesee County, Atlas Township is a highly residential area encompassed by farmland. “It surrounds Goodrich, so you get those highly rated schools but with larger lots, wooded acreage and that true country-living feel,” says Realtor Christine Champlin with Re/Max, who has lived in the area for 35 years. “Many who
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$464K
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$230K - $1.2M
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7 Listings
Linden
Linden is a small Genesee County city full of history and lakes. “It’s more affordable than, but still close to, Lake Fenton, and it has a different feel,” says Realtor Christine Champlin with Re/Max, who has lived in the area for 35 years. “It’s got a down-home vibe, nice walkability, and it’s very quaint.” The Shiawassee River cuts through
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$430K
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$238K - $3.4M
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38 Listings
Goodrich
Goodrich is a small village with about 2,000 residents on the outskirts of Genesee County. “It’s tucked away and peaceful, but you’re only a short drive away to Grand Blanc, Flint or even the Oakland County border,” says Realtor Christine Champlin with Re/Max, who has lived in the area for 35 years. “People get the best of both worlds — rural
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$420K
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$220K - $1.6M
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23 Listings
Argentine Township
Argentine Township is an easygoing community between several lakes and streams in Central Michigan. Located southwest of Flint, Argentine Township was originally settled in the 1830s for the interconnected lake system that sits between the small towns of Byron and Linden. Nearly two centuries later, people are still moving to the civil township to
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$420K
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$159K - $1.5M
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11 Listings
Grand Blanc Township
Grand Blanc Township, MI, offers small-town living near Flint and Detroit. It's home to highly rated Grand Blanc Community Schools and Creasey Bicentennial Park for recreation. NCG Trillium Cinemas provides local entertainment.
Average Value
$330K
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$150K - $923K
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92 Listings
Fenton
Fenton, MI, a city of 12,000 residents, lies 60 miles south of Detroit. It features Seven Lakes State Park, a quaint downtown with dining options, and highly rated schools. The city has lower crime rates than the national average.
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$309K
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$182K - $1.4M
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56 Listings
Gaines
Gaines Township offers rural living southwest of Flint, Michigan. First settled in the 1830s, Gaines grew in the 1850s thanks to the arrival of the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. Since the railroad was decommissioned, agriculture has kept the community's economy chugging along as residents enjoy the space and countryside views that exemplify rural
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$304K
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$151K - $724K
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6 Listings
Clayton Township
Clayton Township is a rural bedroom community directly west of Flint, Michigan. Established in the mid-19th century, many people moved to the area for its nearby creeks and fertile soil. In the 1880s, a train depot opened in the village of Lennon, bringing more trade and commerce to the region. Though the railroad no longer runs through the
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$292K
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$143K - $655K
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13 Listings
Mundy Township
Mundy Township, MI combines rural and suburban living near Flint. It has highly rated Grand Blanc schools, sports leagues at Genesee Fieldhouse, and dining along Highway 23. Bishop Airport and I-75 provide easy travel access.
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$288K
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$146K - $730K
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36 Listings
Richfield Township
Richfield Township is a rural community of about 8,000 nestled between many parks and lakes in Central Michigan. It's home to stretches of farmland and forest northeast of Flint and is notable for having some of the most popular recreational offerings in Genesee County, including campgrounds, creeks and a reservoir. It's also close to the schools
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$280K
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$137K - $498K
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21 Listings
Flushing Township
Flushing Township, MI, combines rural and suburban living near Flushing city. The Flint River and local parks offer outdoor recreation. Flushing High, highly rated, provides college credit opportunities for students.
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$271K
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$105K - $620K
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27 Listings
Forest Township
Forest Township earned its name in the 1800s because pine trees, more than people, populated its landscape. Much of the timber was later cut down, and rows of crops now grow where rows of trees once stood. “People started buying the tracts, pulling out the stumps and turning them into farms," says Daryl Banyas, chairman of the Otisville Area
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$265K
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$139K - $735K
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8 Listings
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