Quote Originally Posted by SaintMe View Post
1089 Iroquois

http://www.realtor.com/realestateand...4_M36600-68748
Funny thing, on the sidebar for suggested properties appeared some pile of shit McMansion in Bloomfield Township for roughly the same price. That thing will probably collapse before it reaches half the age of 1089 Iroquois. I guess it speaks to both our priorities and values as a society and the state of the city.

I already live in my ideal Detroit house, for right now. It is a beautiful pre-war bungalow with built-ins, limestone brickwork, wet plaster arches, fireplace, and original woodworking and tiles. It is modest but it is my slice of heaven. Those large homes are gorgeous but good G-d, how do you maintain 8000 square feet? I like some of the smaller [[relatively speaking!) Tudors etc. in Rosedale, EEV, University. However, I would LOVE riverfront property.

Condos and lofts? Blech, you can keep them. Detroit is a city of homes!