Rosedale made the list! Come on out and meet your new neighbors at our Northwest Detroit Farmers Market @ the community house every Thursday from 4 - 8pm.
These are all nice neighborhoods but nothing beats University District/Sherwood Forest/ Palmer Woods and Detroit Golf Neighborhoods. It’s over 2,000 homes and the best collection of housing in Detroit.
My fiancé was born and raised in Detroit.. He took me to all these areas and ALL are just absolutely GORGEOUS!!! He purchased a home in Grosse Pointe Woods.. And let me tell you, the areas mentioned are truly the “gems” of Detroit…❤️
Go visit for 2-3 weeks if you can or just visit for a week. Get the feel of it before you decide. I lived in Southern California for 16 years and came to Flint and was in Detroit often so it’s a different experience for sure. Lol
Sherwood Forest is another fantastic neighborhood. It’s full of historic, sizable homes with diverse neighbors. They are expensive but everyone knows one another & there are almost never any homes for sale because once you’re in, you’re in. P.S. I lived in Rosedale Park & agree w/ what he described there
I live here in the city and know all these neighborhoods but I think you should do this video again or on your next video when you’re mentioning the neighborhood and streets you should add a picture of that area outlined it might help some people that’s not from here get a better idea of where you’re talking about
Palmer Woods and the neighborhood off the canal on Alter & Jefferson are nice too! You can also get a lot of bang for your buck in Highland Park & Virginia Park.
2 Very nice areas that didn't make the list, Virgina Park and Russell Woods.. I live in Russell Woods.. it's a small 4 block area and very homey . We have a jazz concert every year at the park
Ed, thanks for the great video with a bit of history for each area. I grew up on East Grand Blvd back in the late 60's and now, I'm keeping an eye on all the progress in Detroit from along the Gulf Coast of Alabama. Just recently made a vacation visit to Detroit in June and I am so encouraged about the changes and what the future holds.
Could you name some nice neighborhoods on the Eastside of Detroit? East English Village is a beautiful neighborhood and the homes are not seriously expensive.
Born and raised in Detroit you forgot the u&d community and sherwood forest. My neighborhood growing up was 8mile and evergreen during the 70s,80,90s. My neighborhood was upper middle class graduated from Henry Ford hs,my mothet sold the home in 2003 due to our neighborhood changed.
Ed - awesome video! It brought back so many fond memories. I attend school at Miller Jr Hight and had one classmate that lived on Iroquois in Indian Village. My aunt lived in Brush Park on Frederick Street. Where would you place Palmer Woods on your list of best Detroit neighborhoods?
That’s super awesome, I think my dad and many of my classmates at King went to Miller as well. I actually place it top 3 but I listed it in one of my other best neighborhoods videos, so I wanted to introduce some others. I’d move to Palmer woods tomorrow if I could haha
Hello Ed, I am interested in Detroit but have never been there. I appreciate you videos, however when you give the neighborhood name and streets, could you pop a map in there? This way I can freeze the video and check out where the neighborhood is. Maybe show the map as you talk, and highlight the streets. Thanks for your videos! My Regards Gwendolyn.
Thank you for this video. Definitely thinking about relocating. What about condos? Are these areas friendly towards them or are they only built downtown?
This is cool, but the historic neighborhoods, like Indian Village or Boston-Edison have very little property available. People pass those homes to their children.
Thanks for watching, I’d agree on Indian Village because it’s such a small community, but in Boston Edison almost every month new listings come on market there since it’s one of the largest historic communities in the country.
Which area are you thinking of? As it’s pretty rare not to have a driveway or garage. There are some, but definitely pretty rare, as Detroit was built for people to have cars.
Woah Woah, it’s only a top 5 of my favorites. There are only so many people who can afford to relocate to Palmer Woods that’s why it didn’t make the list. We know it’s the top dog in the city! 🙌🏾
Palmer definitely should have probably edged one of these neighborhoods out but there’s only a few that pop up each year for sale, so it makes it tough to relocate there.
Rosedale made the list! Come on out and meet your new neighbors at our Northwest Detroit Farmers Market @ the community house every Thursday from 4 - 8pm.
These are all nice neighborhoods but nothing beats University District/Sherwood Forest/ Palmer Woods and Detroit Golf Neighborhoods. It’s over 2,000 homes and the best collection of housing in Detroit.
Right. This guy is clearly not from Detroit.
Which one you live in?
My fiancé was born and raised in Detroit.. He took me to all these areas and ALL are just absolutely GORGEOUS!!! He purchased a home in Grosse Pointe Woods.. And let me tell you, the areas mentioned are truly the “gems” of Detroit…❤️
Love to hear it! Thank you for your comment! 🙌🏾
I was born and raised in Detroit, and I thank you for showing the beautiful neighborhoods in Detroit that are never shown. Thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Mr Ed , it's so very encouraging to see how Detroit is in a wonderful comeback and I know the mentioned areas are awesome. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do! More to come!
I love north rosedale park! It's right by my children's school! I'm always staring at the beautiful brick homes!
Gorgeous neighborhood
Thank you for this list. I’m considering relocating to Detroit from San Diego in a few years..
No problem! Thanks for watching! Well I hope to be a resource in a few years, but I know San Diego is a tough place to leave.
Go visit for 2-3 weeks if you can or just visit for a week. Get the feel of it before you decide. I lived in Southern California for 16 years and came to Flint and was in Detroit often so it’s a different experience for sure. Lol
Don’t venture off from those neighborhoods…you’ve been warned!!!
Sherwood Forest is another fantastic neighborhood. It’s full of historic, sizable homes with diverse neighbors. They are expensive but everyone knows one another & there are almost never any homes for sale because once you’re in, you’re in. P.S. I lived in Rosedale Park & agree w/ what he described there
Thanks for sharing. I’m moving back home to Detroit from Dallas.
@@IAmMonicaDenise Come on home! My sister lives there, and has been talking about moving back home too!
Why?
I live here in the city and know all these neighborhoods but I think you should do this video again or on your next video when you’re mentioning the neighborhood and streets you should add a picture of that area outlined it might help some people that’s not from here get a better idea of where you’re talking about
Definitely will on the next one, should have had my editor do it, as we for sure could use the outline.
Palmer Woods and the neighborhood off the canal on Alter & Jefferson are nice too! You can also get a lot of bang for your buck in Highland Park & Virginia Park.
Your are 100% spot on!
Yes, all of those areas are beautiful! You forgot Palmer Woods and Sherwood Forest.
Appreciate it, they definitely are right up there as well. In retrospect Palmer definitely should have made it.
Great video! I’m new to this size of the state and becoming a real estate agent, so it’s nice to learn about these neighborhoods I knew nothing about.
2 Very nice areas that didn't make the list, Virgina Park and Russell Woods.. I live in Russell Woods.. it's a small 4 block area and very homey
. We have a jazz concert every year at the park
Ed, thanks for the great video with a bit of history for each area. I grew up on East Grand Blvd back in the late 60's and now, I'm keeping an eye on all the progress in Detroit from along the Gulf Coast of Alabama. Just recently made a vacation visit to Detroit in June and I am so encouraged about the changes and what the future holds.
Thanks for watching! Glad you could come back and see the progress! Much more to come!
I’ve been looking at that 1924 Longfellow that was built in 1924 for some time now . Just manifesting it and then I see it again on your channel 💯
Its a sign!
Could you name some nice neighborhoods on the Eastside of Detroit? East English Village is a beautiful neighborhood and the homes are not seriously expensive.
Definitely need to make an east side neighborhood video!
I grew up on 6mile and Huntington fond memories
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Born and raised in Detroit you forgot the u&d community and sherwood forest. My neighborhood growing up was 8mile and evergreen during the 70s,80,90s. My neighborhood was upper middle class graduated from Henry Ford hs,my mothet sold the home in 2003 due to our neighborhood changed.
There’s an argument to be made for Sherwood for sure, but I just wanted to give a good mix of neighborhoods.
Make a video on East English Village 🎉
Long overdue!
Ed - awesome video! It brought back so many fond memories. I attend school at Miller Jr Hight and had one classmate that lived on Iroquois in Indian Village. My aunt lived in Brush Park on Frederick Street.
Where would you place Palmer Woods on your list of best Detroit neighborhoods?
That’s super awesome, I think my dad and many of my classmates at King went to Miller as well.
I actually place it top 3 but I listed it in one of my other best neighborhoods videos, so I wanted to introduce some others. I’d move to Palmer woods tomorrow if I could haha
Awesome info ❤love it! Thank you ❣️
Glad it was helpful! Thanks
Wish i could afford any of these neighborhoods. Found ny dream house but in Belmont...
Hey Belmonte is growing and changing too. Congratulations
San Francisco,
I'LL ALWAYS LOVE DETROIT ❤
We appreciate the West coast love!
Boundary street of West Village SEYBURN ( not Sieber!!!)
Correct, if you listen you’ll hear me say Seyburn. Seibert was an error from my editor. Good catch though 👍🏾
Ed. We're is East English village on ur Rankings ?
EEV is honestly my favorite neighborhood because I’m an Eastsider but it’s in the top 10 unbiased.
North Rosedale Park houses are beautiful!
Agreed very underrated
Ed , to the very prepration! my love detroit to the wondering ranks University District, Sherwood Forest, East English Village?
They’re all up there as well, definitely make the top 10 for sure!
Good presentation style
Thanks you!
Hello Ed,
I am interested in Detroit but have never been there. I appreciate you videos, however when you give the neighborhood name and streets, could you pop a map in there? This way I can freeze the video and check out where the neighborhood is. Maybe show the map as you talk, and highlight the streets. Thanks for your videos! My Regards Gwendolyn.
Is your Google maps broken? Perhaps you are unaware of planes.
Thank you for this video. Definitely thinking about relocating. What about condos? Are these areas friendly towards them or are they only built downtown?
Thanks for watching! Yea there are definitely nice condos in many of these areas. So you will have options for sure!
THE Boston district would be my choice
Largest historical district in the country! Lots to choose from.
Wow, I'm about to relocate to Detroit from San Diego in a year or so as well. What the heck is going on?
Small world! Yea you all are not alone. Lots of relocations out of California, and many people look here just for a better financial quality of life
Rosedale park🙌🏽❤
Great Vid! 💪🏼
Thanks Pete!
I'm Made in Detroit.
Love it!
Very nice video.
Thank you very much!
@@EdButlerDetroit Welcome
This is cool, but the historic neighborhoods, like Indian Village or Boston-Edison have very little property available. People pass those homes to their children.
Thanks for watching, I’d agree on Indian Village because it’s such a small community, but in Boston Edison almost every month new listings come on market there since it’s one of the largest historic communities in the country.
You can tell he is a Detroiter because he says Bill Isle.
Haha can’t help it
I noticed a lot of great houses in this area don’t have driveways. So where would I park my almost $600 insured vehicle lol
Which area are you thinking of? As it’s pretty rare not to have a driveway or garage. There are some, but definitely pretty rare, as Detroit was built for people to have cars.
hey ed im looking for a loft for rent in downtown detroit..
Hey Nic, let’s talk. Edgar@soldbythebutler.com
You forgot Palmer Woods!!!! mansions!!! This guy cannot be from Detroit.
Woah Woah, it’s only a top 5 of my favorites. There are only so many people who can afford to relocate to Palmer Woods that’s why it didn’t make the list. We know it’s the top dog in the city! 🙌🏾
No palmer woods? Sherwood forest? Green acres?
Palmer definitely should have probably edged one of these neighborhoods out but there’s only a few that pop up each year for sale, so it makes it tough to relocate there.