Detroit Condo Developments | Living In Detroit
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2023
- Looking for the best condominiums in Detroit? Look no further than Ed Butler's top picks! In this video, Ed takes you on a tour of his favorite condos in the city, including City Modern in Midtown, The Rivertown Lofts, Willys Overland Lofts in Midtown, The Corner in Corktown, and Harbortown.
Starting with The Rivertown Lofts, a converted factory building that has been transformed into modern loft-style condominiums. Featuring high ceilings, large windows, and modern finishes, these units are the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience.
Moving to Willys Overland Lofts in Midtown, Ed showcases the unique character of this historic building. With exposed brick and industrial details, these loft-style units offer a truly unique living experience.
Then Harbortown, a waterfront community located along the Detroit River. With high-rise and mid-rise buildings, Harbortown offers a variety of unit options and amenities, including a fitness center, swimming pool, and marina.
In Corktown, The Corner offers a modern and stylish living option with stunning views of the city skyline. Designed by award-winning architect Phil Freelon, The Corner is a must-see for anyone looking for the perfect blend of modern and historic living.
Ending with City Modern in Midtown, I highlight the modern amenities and spacious layouts of this newly constructed development. With stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and hardwood floors, City Modern offers the perfect blend of style and functionality.
Whether you're looking for modern luxury or historic charm, these top condos in Detroit have something for everyone. So sit back, relax, and enjoy Ed Butler's tour of the best condominiums in the city
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Do you prefer condos or houses?
I prefer houses.
Good video. Nebraska realtor here. Ill contact you if I have anyone moving your way. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Tru! Likewise
I wish Detroit and Windsor would work together. Like building up both skyline of both cities. Like New Jersey and New York City, how both of those cities are across the river from each other. That would be awesome for both cities, Detroit and Windsor!
That would be cool for sure, but a little harder working between Countries than it is states.
@@EdButlerDetroit I would only move to Detroit if it makes an extensive subway or light rail system. The city is trash without one. What's the point living in a condo or high rise if there is no walkability? It's the same deal in cities like Las Vegas or Phoenix out west. They have a building but nothing to walk to. Until then, it is either NYC, Boston, Chicago, or DC.
@@punchkicker3837 Yea, I guess Detroits not for you then, as that’s not happening, and honestly not needed. But different strokes for different folks as I’d never consider living in NYC, DC or NJ.
There’s tons of walkability in our downtown area just like those other cities. All cities weren’t made to be the same.
@@EdButlerDetroit Detroit had a large light rail system until the 1950s and it was torn down by the automakers just like in Los Angeles . Those highways that rip neighborhoods in Detroit are why the crime rate is high aside from the lost jobs. If Detroit at minimum had a light rail like Salt Lake City or elevated subways like Chicago people would move in. So Detroit shouldn't be complaining about why its poor and why it has high pollution when it doesn't build in a useful healthy way. Detroit has that QLine. EXPAND it or else no one will move in there.
@@punchkicker3837 I’m really confused on how mass transit fixes crime, and why no one would move here without it. There are much bigger fish to fry than expanding the QLine which Detroiters didn’t ask for, and don’t use.
Of these selections … if condo living was my thing DEFINITELY BRUSH PARK would be MY CHOICE ! Sounds like with only 4 sales the CORNER doesn’t seem to be too popular , Unless I got it wrong and these were just RE-sales … I still wish Cass & YORK had made it off the drawing board …. The excuse being by the time construction was to begin the profit margin supposedly dropped considerably.. I’ve wondered if that was the REAL STORY or just an excuse.. seems like I also heard they wanted all units sold but only 1/2 were ?
I agree with you Brush Park is my favorite area for downtown living. Yep the corner sold out, the 4 were just re sales.
Hey Ed! Thanks for the great video! What are your thoughts on Riverfront Towers on W. Jefferson Ave?
Thanks for watching! I really like then, and wanted to add them to this video, great location.
I just hate the HOA fees
I certainly agree here! Haha
YOU ARE NOT ALONE .. thats 1/2 the reason I would not want to live in this type of unit .. I prefer MY OWN HOUSE where I control what and when something gets either fixed or upgraded plus both homes I have OWNED were PAID OFF EARLY and I have to deal with a summer and winter taxes other than utilities and of course upkeep ( at MY DISCRETION ) and do t have to deal with others and there living habits ….. HOME OWNERSHIP REPRESENTS MORE FREEDOM than other types of living situations
@@brucebeamon5460you should never own your home free and clear.
Hey Ed! Can you make a video recommending nice and affordable places maybe a Wayne State University student could live at?
That may be a little outside my lane, but my recommendation like my of my friend who went to Wayne state is, find a nice rental with a group of friends and split the rent.
If you get your credit pull how long should you wait before it’s pulled again
All depends on your goal for pulling your credit. And if your score is where it needs to be for the reason your pulling it.
@@EdButlerDetroit trying to see what I can get for a loan it’s been pulled twice one of them was a soft pull
@@sexxisweetpea If we are talking home loans you want to do them within a 30 day period so is only counted negatively once.
Thanks I will be reaching out to you in 30 days
I’m looking now but HOA’s and taxes are crazy
Yea make sure you look into NEZ tax abatement for any property you choose in the city.
I have a beautiful condo and it sure he'll isn't in Detroit.
Thanks Bob
@edbutler I need a real estate Agent
Would love to help, if you look in my description theirs a link to schedule a call that’s the easiest way to get on the same page.