Glad to hear about East English Village (although we didn't call it that back when I grew up, four doors down from The Cadieux Cafe, in the 50's and 60's.) It looks just as nice now as it did then.
@@EdButlerDetroit We didn't have a specific name, other than "far East Detroit'. Of course, the houses around that area (on Cadieux, S of Warren) weren't of the 'English' Style. Most were built after the war, for returning veterans (like my father).
Another awesome video, Ed! I grew up about a half mile from Rosedale Park and North Rosedale Park, so I'm really glad you recognized the wonderful batch of homes in those parts of Detroit.
Great video! I love seeing all the brick homes in Detroit!! It's good to know about the Amazon Center being built on the old State Fair Grounds. No wonder the housing market in Ferndale has skyrocketed!!
Hey Ed Good Video bro. Great job reppin' for Detroit. I'm New to real estate investing and I'm going to be reaching out to you soon. Plus, Some other areas of Detroit that may be some hidden gems are Eastpointe (48509) (the area near the old Eastland Mall).. I think it may be on the come up on development + maybe Conant Gardens area (6mile & Conant - 48234) one of the first historically Black neighborhoods in Detroit.
I grew up on schoolcraft in Grandmont neighborhood directly across from Rosedale and always love walking down to the park. Rosedale was like Bloomfield Hills to me as a kid.
Those shots of Rosedale Park speak to my soul, very pretty. I love your videos, thank you for the content. If we ever move to Detroit (from South Carolina), you're getting a call. Do you have any opinions on Islandview? We recently watched "The United States of Detroit" and were touched by Reverend Randolph's work with his congregation, dealing with gun violence. Are things in Islandview improving?
Great videos! I am a native of Detroit and still own property. Can you give any updates on the 48204 area? I know it's a prime location, but the movement on the revitalization seems to be nonexistent.
@@EdButlerDetroit I didn't put a offer on it because the taxes are $11k a year. Guess that's why it's been relisted 4 times this year. Even as a investment property it wouldn't make sense due to the market rent for this area. The hunt continues...
Hi there. I am a Canadian that found myself contemplating buying a rental property in Detroit. It's only been 4 days since I discovered how cheap properties are over there and Detroit is only 6 hours ride from where I live in Canada, Sudbury. Is there any way you and I can have a private conversation? Because my realtor, as well as another friend of mine told me the reason real estate is so affordable in Detroit us because the neighborhood are so bad, the crime rate, tenants not paying rent, and houses there do not appreciate. So, I'd like an insight from someone that lives there and know their topic. Please and thank you.
@@megwilkinson4558 hey there! No, I completely pulled back. After much research, I decided not to touch Detroit. I'm keeping the US for sometime in the future.
Detroit's taxes are still higher than the suburbs. Detroit thinks that it can compensate for loss of corporate tax revenue by bilking residents. If they would just make Detroit a more hospitable place for business, like it was 100 years ago, that would help a lot.
Hey I'm birmingham alabama and I was thinking about moving to San Antonio Texas with my family but I also have a friend in Detroit Wayne County and he's kind of changing my mind about Texas! I'm currently in TULSA OKLAHOMA would Detroit be a better move or Texas?
I’m definitely biased because I’m a big fan of my city, I’d say if you want something already well established and don’t like the seasons then Texas may be a good bet. But if you want to be apart of something being created, and like to enjoy some seasonal changes. Detroit could be your place!
Brightmoor was one of the first community I stayed in in Detroit but it wasn't a good community if you ask the police and older people they just didn't fit in
Yea boundaries on these neighborhoods are real specific lol a block away can sometimes make a world of difference. But being in close proximity is a good thing in the long run. 👍🏾
@@EdButlerDetroit my landlord just closed on the property Saturday and he specifically bought it for proximity to east English village n Grosse Pointe. Smart man.
@@EdButlerDetroit what's some good eats in that area? I'm living right by popeyes is gonna get old after I gain 50lbs, looking for more of a local place
@@osexio Sounds like me during the pandemic haha If you like sushi check out Blue fin sushi in Grosse Pointe. Just take Warren straight down until you hit Mack 👍🏾
I can tell you are not from Detroit or you have not live here in years, bc all your listings are the worst in town or i should say the worst crime area! But, i have your feedback on how some parts of detroit is looking better not only Downtown Detroit!
Detroit born and raised, and with all due respect ma’am you clearly don’t know what your talking about. I’m in all of these neighborhoods daily, and all of their values have risen greatly over the 2 years since I made this video.
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This Channel is the BEST advice for buying in Detroit !
Tom I really appreciate that my man! Trying to give as much value as possible.
Glad to hear about East English Village (although we didn't call it that back when I grew up, four doors down from The Cadieux Cafe, in the 50's and 60's.) It looks just as nice now as it did then.
What did you call it back then?
@@EdButlerDetroit We didn't have a specific name, other than "far East Detroit'. Of course, the houses around that area (on Cadieux, S of Warren) weren't of the 'English' Style. Most were built after the war, for returning veterans (like my father).
I grew up in the Bagley Community and it was great. Currently living in Lafayette Park, downtown. One of the truly hidden gems in Detroit.
You are 100% correct! Thanks for watching!
Another awesome video, Ed! I grew up about a half mile from Rosedale Park and North Rosedale Park, so I'm really glad you recognized the wonderful batch of homes in those parts of Detroit.
Appreciate that Jeff! 💪🏾
Great job pointing out those gems! Opportunity all around!
Appreciate you my man! Opportunity is definitely abundant in the city!
Great video! I love seeing all the brick homes in Detroit!! It's good to know about the Amazon Center being built on the old State Fair Grounds. No wonder the housing market in Ferndale has skyrocketed!!
I know right! Gives a sense of so much history, and the "hayday" of Detroit!
Rosedale park I lived there since I was in elementary school and I Loved it ok it cool
Rosedale Park is a great neighborhood for sure!
Thanks Ed,
Great Video, I will be contacting you today!!!
Hey Ed Good Video bro. Great job reppin' for Detroit. I'm New to real estate investing and I'm going to be reaching out to you soon. Plus, Some other areas of Detroit that may be some hidden gems are Eastpointe (48509) (the area near the old Eastland Mall).. I think it may be on the come up on development + maybe Conant Gardens area (6mile & Conant - 48234) one of the first historically Black neighborhoods in Detroit.
It would help if you put up a map of Detroit and pinpointed or bullseye or circle the area you're talking about! Detroit is a big city. Thanks.
I grew up on schoolcraft in Grandmont neighborhood directly across from Rosedale and always love walking down to the park. Rosedale was like Bloomfield Hills to me as a kid.
Man! Super nice over there. That’s how I felt about East English Village as a Eastside kid. But Rosedale is a different level lol
I grew up in the Brightmoor area, and Rosedale seemed like Mecca.
@@EdButlerDetroit I'm from EEV too! ❤ I went to Marquette Elementary. My dad was a Polish guy from Hamtramck.
Really enjoying your videos! I visit Michigan from time to time and I might be moving there in a couple months!
I appreciate that Henrry! We will be glad to have ya! Let me know if I can help. 👍🏾
Love the video! New Center/The Northend is a good one too!
Thanks brother, and your definitely right about that! Tons of opportunity in the city.
Those shots of Rosedale Park speak to my soul, very pretty. I love your videos, thank you for the content. If we ever move to Detroit (from South Carolina), you're getting a call. Do you have any opinions on Islandview? We recently watched "The United States of Detroit" and were touched by Reverend Randolph's work with his congregation, dealing with gun violence. Are things in Islandview improving?
Atlanta's Own Gladys Knight used to own a chain of chicken&waffles restaurants here (but I'm moving there, will be in touch)
Hey Ed. Nice videos. I'm currently on the East side of Detroit. Can't wait to chop it up with you. Need some advice on real estate tip...👍
Love to hear it, give me a shout whenever.
Rosedale is one of my favorites! I would add Southwest Detroit too
Your right Southwest is definitely on the rise. It deserves and honorable mention!
@@EdButlerDetroit what areas in SW do you recommend ?
About to buy a whole block in Bright more
Thank you for this video keep them coming
Will do! Appreciate it!
Great videos! I am a native of Detroit and still own property. Can you give any updates on the 48204 area? I know it's a prime location, but the movement on the revitalization seems to be nonexistent.
These videos are awesome.
Raised in Rosedale it’s a great neighborhood for family’s
Bagley is a great neighborhood nice ppl to live near
Martin Park is a great neighborhood that you could feature.
Good suggestion! That whole university district is steadily rising!
Dope video didn’t know Amazon was building a distribution center dope great info bro appreciate it 😤✊🏾
Appreciate it sir! Yea its going to bring a lot of jobs to the area.
@@EdButlerDetroit big facts
I was born and raised (1969-1980) in a house on Waltham Ave. with Fleming Elementary across the street, how is that neighborhood ranked today?
I grew up in Rosedale Park in the 70s it is still nice but they have their own security
Any insight on the neighborhoods between Ravendale and Regent Park?
I’m looking for a home in this area.
I've been looking for a duplex since July but no inventory. Prefer Green Acres. Bakers Keyboard Lounge is my spot! Good food and drinks!
Yea definitely tight inventory in green acres, I’m actually going to tour one tomorrow there.
@@EdButlerDetroit If it's a duplex, I know which one you're talking about 😂
@@kathryng8258 Yep what’s wrong with it? 😂😂
@@EdButlerDetroit I saw it yesterday. Minor repairs needed including driveway. This is second time it's been listed so made me wonder too.
@@EdButlerDetroit I didn't put a offer on it because the taxes are $11k a year. Guess that's why it's been relisted 4 times this year. Even as a investment property it wouldn't make sense due to the market rent for this area. The hunt continues...
Where does Royal Oak or Ferndale sit on this value list? Already priced out?
Hi there. I am a Canadian that found myself contemplating buying a rental property in Detroit. It's only been 4 days since I discovered how cheap properties are over there and Detroit is only 6 hours ride from where I live in Canada, Sudbury. Is there any way you and I can have a private conversation? Because my realtor, as well as another friend of mine told me the reason real estate is so affordable in Detroit us because the neighborhood are so bad, the crime rate, tenants not paying rent, and houses there do not appreciate. So, I'd like an insight from someone that lives there and know their topic. Please and thank you.
Hey, fellow canadian here that also invest in michigan.. just wondering if you found success in Detroit?
@@megwilkinson4558 hey there!
No, I completely pulled back. After much research, I decided not to touch Detroit. I'm keeping the US for sometime in the future.
What about honeycombs neighbors
How do u like Detroit compared to Texas. Thinking about moving to Detroit from New York.
I don’t know too much about Texas but I can say Detroit is a great place, and is definitely on the rise for major cities in the Country!
Detroit's taxes are still higher than the suburbs. Detroit thinks that it can compensate for loss of corporate tax revenue by bilking residents. If they would just make Detroit a more hospitable place for business, like it was 100 years ago, that would help a lot.
@@kathy2trips yet majority of the major businesses in the area have moved thousands of their workers to Detroit from the burbs over the years.
Hi great video thank you
How about Nottingham Rd, Detroit, MI 48224 is there demand for rental houses ?
Which I can find some vacants in these neighborhoods
I'll buy or build in Detroit ranch only !
Ranches are in demand for sure!
Hamtramck hard as hell to get sellers to want to sell under market value
Hey I'm birmingham alabama and I was thinking about moving to San Antonio Texas with my family but I also have a friend in Detroit Wayne County and he's kind of changing my mind about Texas! I'm currently in TULSA OKLAHOMA would Detroit be a better move or Texas?
I’m definitely biased because I’m a big fan of my city, I’d say if you want something already well established and don’t like the seasons then Texas may be a good bet.
But if you want to be apart of something being created, and like to enjoy some seasonal changes. Detroit could be your place!
Brightmoor was one of the first community I stayed in in Detroit but it wasn't a good community if you ask the police and older people they just didn't fit in
You have a twin name Chantele?
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Palmer park 😂 the 🌈 land too
I'm moving from Illinois and just signed a lease 1 block away from east English village, doesn't look as nice as those in the video lol on bishop
Yea boundaries on these neighborhoods are real specific lol a block away can sometimes make a world of difference. But being in close proximity is a good thing in the long run. 👍🏾
@@EdButlerDetroit my landlord just closed on the property Saturday and he specifically bought it for proximity to east English village n Grosse Pointe. Smart man.
@@osexio Nice I’m closing on a property in EEV on Bishop myself this month! It’s a good place to be! 👍🏾
@@EdButlerDetroit what's some good eats in that area? I'm living right by popeyes is gonna get old after I gain 50lbs, looking for more of a local place
@@osexio Sounds like me during the pandemic haha If you like sushi check out Blue fin sushi in Grosse Pointe. Just take Warren straight down until you hit Mack 👍🏾
I can tell you are not from Detroit or you have not live here in years, bc all your listings are the worst in town or i should say the worst crime area! But, i have your feedback on how some parts of detroit is looking better not only Downtown Detroit!
Detroit born and raised, and with all due respect ma’am you clearly don’t know what your talking about.
I’m in all of these neighborhoods daily, and all of their values have risen greatly over the 2 years since I made this video.
@@EdButlerDetroit Thank you for the updates.
Ok crusader!
Detroit never grow up