Saline, Michigan Market Reports 

When I think of the market in Saline, I like to see a comparison of where we are now vs where we were a year ago. 

You can see from the chart below that our inventory is DOWN. That is a good thing, unless you are a buyer looking in a certain price point or neighborhood. 

The other thing I like to look at is the price of homes, are they up or down? 

When working with buyers looking to purchase a home in Saline, Michigan it is important to know if the community is consistent, down or increasing in value. 

You can see from this graph that we hit a low ($192,000.)  in March 2011 but now the price point is up to almost $220,000. This brings me back to the first point, inventory in Saline, Suppy vs Demand equals higher sale prices. 

The next chart is done monthly by Affinity Valuations, a local appaiser that I have known for years and trust completely. 

I like this chart because Pete graphs out for Saline, Michigan over a three year period. In this graph which Petes gleans from the Ann Arbor Area Board of Realtors, You can see the trend in price per square feet, number of sales each month.

The trend is price per square foot in Saline, Michigan has been consistent for the last three years. 

On my Ann Arbor Real Estate Talk blog you can get monthly updates on the market in Saline, either by checking back monthly or signing up for Executive Reports to be emailed to you. 

Originally posted Saline Market Report on Ann Arbor Real Estate Talk. 

328 Castlebury in Saline Michigan, located in Torwood subdivision is on the market for sale.

Saline Schools in Torwood

328 , Castlebury, Saline, MI 48176 View Map

Former Model,beautiful home with refinished hardwood floors in foyer, kitchen, nook, hall.

10 ft ceilings in Formal living room, first floor study, Great room opens to family room.

Crown molding in formal dining room.

Professional finished LL with bed, bath, rec room, and ex room, for media or work-out room.

Master suite w. corner jacuzzi tub, double vanities and walk in closet.

Private back yard, great landscaping.

Located in highly desirable Torwood.

1000 S. F in LL makes this a really large home.

Details

Asking Price:

279900

MLS:

3105774

Sq. Feet:

3228

Bedrooms:

5

Bathrooms:

5

# of Floors:

2

HOA/Maintenance Fees:

150

Garage Size:

2

Subdivision:

Torwood

Year Built:

1998

Property Amenities

- Range/Oven
- Sink Disposal
- Full Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Washer/Dryer
- Dishwasher
- Fireplace
- Hardwood floors
- Vaulted Ceilings

- Basement
- Deck
- Grass Lawn
- Yard
- Great Room
- Central A/C
- Central Heat
- Walk-in closet

- Family room
- Living room
- Bonus/rec room
- Office/den
- Dining Room
- Breakfast nook
- Laundry area - inside
- Finished Lower Level

Contact Info

Missy Caulk
Associate Broker

Cell 734-216-2822
Dir 734-926-9797
Email | Website

All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.

Beautifully finished and impeccible condition. Newly finished hardwood floors in foyer, kitchen, nook.

You will love the back yard with mature landscaping, refinished deck and perrennial flowers.

If you are looking for a large home, this is IT, professional finished LL, with bed, full bath, work out room. Egress window in the lower level bedroom.

Peaceful Master bedroom retreat with double vanities, corner spa tub and huge walk in closet.

Looking to move and do nothing ? This is the home for you.

1900 Dexter Rd, is located on the Westside of Ann Arbor and withing walking distance to downtown.

Beautiful,large home with many updates and remodeling in the last 3 years.

• New cherry hardwood flooring in foyer,living room,dining room,and great room.
• New additional powder room, with granite counter tops.
• HUGE master suite with sky lights,walk in closet,and gorgeous new master bath.
• Finished lower level with built in cabinets,1/2 bath, and workshop.
• First floor office, GR opens to deck stairs to private patio.
• Complete overall of landscaping, privacy hedge around property,pebble walk around house with perennial gardens.
• Immaculate condition.
• Walk to downtown.
• Across from Maryfield Park & Wildwood Park.

1900 Dexter Rd. - $349,900.00 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2.5 Year Built: 1901 Lot Size: .21 acre Garage Size: 2.5 School District: Ann Arbor Huron Square Footage: 3648 Agent Name: Missy Caulk Broker: Missy Caulk MLS #: 3105443 Price: $349,900.00 Flexibility: Negotiable 1900 Dexter Rd   Ann Arbor, MI 48103 View Map View More Photos Real Estate Shows Range/Oven Full Refrigerator Washer/Dryer Dishwasher Sink Disposal Microwave Hardwood Floors Vaulted Ceilings Basement Patio Grass Lawn Secluded setting Across from park Pebble walk around Gardens   Missy Caulk Missy@MissyCaulk.com 734-926-9797       Powered by vFlyer.com Equal Housing Opportunity VFLYER ID: 64076004

All information in this site is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and is subject to change

What a fantastic day was spent on Saturday at the University of Michigan Woman's Football Academy.

Besides over $100,000.00 raised for the Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Missy Caulk TEAM was able to contribute $750.00.

Thank you so much for all my past clients and blogging friends that were able to help us out.

The Schedule

In the mornings after introductions, everyone was divided into teams and each team rotated with a position coach where we learned the stances, and the proper technique's.

After about 15 minutes with each University of Michigan Coach and the players we rotated to the next position.

Before we rotate we would all get in a huddle and raise our hands together. The Coaches would yell, "BEAT" and we would yell back "OHIO"! 

Believe it or not the kicking and the punting were the hardest. Although I did fall flat on my face zig zagging through the cones. Hey the grass was wet.

The Scrimmage

After lunch we got in our assigned teams. My team was coached by Coach Jeff Hecklinski, (Coach Heck) the Wide Receiver Coach.

Our team played against Coach Jerry Montgomery's team, who coaches the Defensive Line. Coach Heck, turned the actual plays over to Roy Roundtree, Wide Receiver and he wanted everyone to go long. Imagine that! 

Coach Heck said the one thing he heard over and over again all day was, "OMG there is Denard!" Next year he suggested they just put Denard in the middle of the field and have everyone line up.

One of the most fun things was running through the tunnel and getting to scrimmage in the the BIG HOUSE.

I really enjoyed spending time with some the coaches wives as Christa and I helped them in  obtaining a home in Ann Arbor.

Well a picture is worth a thousand words, so let the video show you have much fun we had at the U of M Woman's Football Academy.

If you would like to play on our team next year, let me know because I would love to be able to spend the day with you and help raise more money for the Comprehensive Cancer Center.  GO BLUE!

This Saturday is the Annual University of Michigan Womans Football Academy.

This will be the second time I have played, attended it. The first time was in Summer of 2004 and I broke my pinkey finger catching a pass with Lloyd Carr looking on.

I was playing Wide Receiver in the afternoon scrimmage and and I was not suppose to be thrown a pass. It was a running play but the running back got tackled, the QB looked up and saw me open so through me the ball and I caught it. (breaking my finger)

I walked up to my Coach, who at the time was Braylon Edwards, and said, "I think I broke my finger."

"Nah," said Braylon, "Good catch, get back in there."

But, I walked off the field with my finger hanging and went into the locker room, where Paul Schmidt, Athletic Trainer for the Wolverines said, "Missy, get out to Saline Hospital and get an x-ray right away." (Paul is from Saline and knew me from there.) So I did...3 days later I had surgery and wore a halo cast for 3 months.

Now I am playing again!!

But, this time we signed Medical Release Forms. Wonder why?

My husband played QB in high school, and the Marines (anyone remember when the Marines had a team?) and all my 3 sons played in high school. NOT ONE of them ever had a serious injury, but mom goes out one day and OUCH!

Now even though we will have a lot of fun at the Womans U of M Football Camp, it does serve a higher purpse and that is to raise funds for the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center. Since its creation in 1999, the program has helped more than 15,000 cancer patients and their families.

I never have begged asked for support on my Ann Arbor Real Estate Blog, but TODAY I am.

Can you help us raise money for this worthy event by donating to The Missy Caulk TEAM's efforts for U of M Comprehensive Cancer Center?

Christa and I are excited to be helping them out and you know after reading my story about my broken finger I would not be doing this again, if not for a worthy cause.

If you are one of my 2430 friends on Facebook, or 3826 Followers on Twitter...or all my Activerain Friends and Subscribers.

...if eveyone could give $5.00 to $10.00, $50.00 or $100.00 we would be so very grateful.

DONATE HERE Thank you!!

How do buyers find you?

Everyone knows I am big on lead generation and have no problem sayin' it. One of the things that I have noticed is how the consumer is searching. It is a way that I would not have believed but it is happening so consistently I wanted to share.

Google.com/Places

Now the other interesting thing is the potential buyers are searching my companies name. The back end of my web site shows me how they found me with the exact string the home shopper put in. ex... Keller Williams agent Ann Arbor.

Now I would NEVER search by a company name, as I am sure you wouldn't. I would just want to search for a "Realtor in Ann Arbor", "Ann Arbor MLS", "Ann Arbor homes for sale", you know the normal way. But, is there a normal in how buyers think?

Now if you go to Google Search and put in Keller Williams Ann Arbor, my site SearchAnnArborHouses.com comes up first with a map. Then I have four other positions on Google for that same search term with two more of my web-sites and my two blogs.

We are currently working a buyer now whose dad called me on Thursday. I asked him how did you find me? He said on your Google Profile.

Cool!

Interesting

If you haven't added your name and location to Google Places, it would be a good idea to do that. If I had seen this only once or twice I would never pass the information on, but this is happening five or six times a week.

One other way I am seeing the buyers search which is funny is Ann Arbor House. Not home, not plural but house. Weird, huh?

4858 Hack Rd. in Saline School District is open on Sunday, April 10, from 2 to 4.

Gorgeous 10 AC parcel with beautiful views of the pastorial country-side.

Hosted by Brent Lauerman, Buyer Agent, Missy Caulk TEAM.

607 Kellogg in Ann Arbor is a completely renovated home, with walking distance to U of M Hospitals.

The current owner has spent the last few years renovating the home from top to bottom.

One of my favorite features besides the location, is the updated bathroom and the kitchen with all new appliances, sub-zero refrigerator, Gaggenau cooktop, and double ovens. These are features you would not expect to see in a home of this size and price.

The enclosed sun porch is fantastic, with ceramic floors and can be used Summer, Spring and Fall.

Here is a list of all the updates for 607 Kellogg:

1.    New house roof in 2006
2.    New roof on garage in 2010
3.    Refinished hardwood floors upstairs 2008
4.    Refinished hardwood floors in rest of house 2010
5.    Restored wood windows in the house (Sanded, primed and painted the outside - and reglazed EVERY pane of glass) 2008-2010
6.    New hot water heater 2007
7.    New electrical in the kitchen
8.    Updated most kitchen plumbing, including new disposal
9.    New windows in attic and kitchen
10.    Insulation added to attic and kitchen
11.    New Italian range hood 2011
12.    New paint in kitchen (walls, ceiling, trim) 2011
13.    New slate floors 2009
14.    Updated bathroom plumbing
15.    New shower stall 2010
16.    New bathroom vanity 2011
17.    New tile in bathroom
18.    New tin ceiling in bathroom 2010
19.    New paint in bathroom 2011
20.    New electrical in the bathroom
21.    New electrical in attic
22.    New paint inside and outside of garage 2010
23.    New paint outside of house 2009
24.    New Italian porcelain tile on the front porch
25.    New laundry tub
26.    New basement windows (except 1) 2009

Walk to Kerrytown, Argo Park, the U of M Hospitals, Gandy Dancer and more. Perfect for all the U of M Medical Residents coming into Ann Arbor.

Open House on Sunday from 2-4 located at 901 Barchester, Westland, Mi.

This home is completely updated from top to bottom, with refinished hardwood floors, new interior and exterior doors, new kitchen, new baths, with high end fixtures. Large fenced in back yard.

I love the Cherry Kitchen cabinets in the kitchen and the new appliances.

Great starter home in Westland, Michigan.

Directions: South of Cherry Hill and one block West of S John Hicks.

All open houses in the Ann Arbor Area are on the Board Web-site each week.

New listing in Saline Schools, located at 9090 Macon Rd.

Gorgeous 2.5 Ac private setting. The homeowner built this custom home to sit on the lot to take the most advantage of the vista. Raised ranch with the lower level finished to the quality of the top floor.Amenities throughout house:

• Solid wood six panel doors throughout house, including the three pocket doors and bi-fold doors
  
  • All trim throughout the house is solid wood including three archways
  • Sound insulation placed in-between walls to reduce room to room noise
  • All door handles, door brackets, cabinet handles and pulls are pewter (antique reproduction design)
  • Each bedroom is wired in at least two corners for cable TV, phone and speakers
  • Freshly painted in 2007
  • Interior Locations Main Floor:                                 Dimensions (in feet):
  • Great Room (kitchen, dining and living room combined)                        23x31
  • Stone fireplace (burns wood) with oak mantel
  • Merrilat oak cabinets and ceramic tile in kitchen
  • Dacor island gas cook top (5 burner) and eat-in counter
  • GE Refrigerator and double oven
  • Kitchen Aid dishwasher (stainless steel inside) and trash compactor
  • Garbage disposal (1/3 hp motor)    
  • Cathedral ceiling
  • Two large antique designed ceiling fans with lights
  • Interior Locations Main Floor (continued):                         Dimensions (in feet):
    
    • Master bedroom (carpeted)                                    13x16
    • Separate walk-in closet (his/hers) with pocket doors                        7x13
    • Master bath (ceramic tile)                                      8x13
    • Glass block shower
    • Merrilat Oak cabinets               
    • Corian countertop
    • Bedroom 2 (carpeted)                                         12x14   
    • 8 foot closet
    • Bedroom 3 (carpeted)                                        12x13
    • 8 foot closet
    • Second Bath (ceramic tile)                                        6x14
    • One piece 5 foot fiberglass tub and shower unit
    • Merrilat oak cabinets               
    • Corian countertop
    • Laundry Room (vinyl)                                          6x14
    • Washer and dryer (front loaders)
    • Wash basin
    • Storage shelves

     

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