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Page 1: GMARonline.com JANARY 2015ADVERTISERS Table of Contents JANUARY 2015 VOLUME 13, NUMBER 1 the official publication of the Greater Metropolitan Association of REALTORS® 20 Oak Hollow

JANARY 2015GMARonline.com

Official Publication of the Greater Metropolitan Association of REALTORS®

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ADVERTISERS

Table of ContentsJANUARY 2015

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 1 the official publication of the

Greater MetropolitanAssociation of REALTORS®

20 Oak Hollow St., Ste. 100Southfield, MI 48033

248-478-1700 | 248-478-3150 (fax)www.GMARonline.com

OFFICERS

Frank Tarala, President

Debbie Zalewski, President Elect

Karen Greenwood, Treasurer

Maureen Francis, Past President

Kathy Coon, Executive Committee

Duane Marsh, CEO

DIRECTORS

Gerald Miller, District 1 Director

Frank Tarala, District 2 Director

James Iodice, District 3 Director

Kathy Coon, District 4 Director

John O’Brien, District 5 Director

John McArdle, District 6 Director

Monique Carter, District 7 Director

Brent Belesky, District 8 Director

Debbie Zalewski, At Large Director

Roxanne Fitzpatrick, At Large Director

Johnna Struck, Affiliate Director

Karen Greenwood, At Large Director

Brenda Lee Szlachta, At Large Director

STAFF

Sharon Cobleigh, Membership

Elaine Gatlin, Membership

Porsha Hall, Reception

Tim Likes, Communication

Vickey Livernois, Education

Pauline Olszewski, Pro Standards & Toolshop

Diana Jowett, Accountant & Dues

Traci Dean, Reception

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Attorneys Title Agency ..................................................................................... 3

Talmer Bank and Trust ...................................................................................... 3

US Bank ............................................................................................................ 7

Ross Mortgage ................................................................................................. 7

HouseMaster Home Inspections ....................................................................... 9

Towne Mortgage .............................................................................................. 10

Seaver Title Agency .......................................................................................... 10

4 President’s Report

5 Members Serving at State Level

6 CEO’s letter

8 Thank You RPAC Investors

11 Zip Code Report for Macomb County

12-13 Zip Code Report for Oakland County

14-15 Zip Code Report for Wayne County

16 Zip Code Report for Saint Clair County

17 Welcome New Members

18 WCR Report

19 GMAR Upcoming Events

19 With Our Deepest Sympathy

20-21 Legislative Update

21 GMAR ToolShop January Sale

22 From An Affiliate

23 Gold Sponsor Feature

24-28 Continuing Education Flyers

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P R E S I D E N T ’ S R E P O R T

By DEBBIE Z -2016 GMAR President

It is with great pride that I take the reins as President of the Greater Metropolitan Association of

REALTORS®. I am filling some pretty big shoes as I follow in the footsteps of Past Presidents Kathy Coon, Tony Schippa, Bart Patterson, Maureen Francis, and Frank Tarala. Observing their leadership as a Board Member for the past 3 years has been awe inspiring. I have learned much from this team and am prepared to rise above all the challenges 2016 has to offer.

I believe our biggest challenge is involving you, our valued member! I invite you to contact us to see where you can get involved. Consider attending a class, join a committee, sit in on a presentation, or enjoy one of our social events. You will find likeminded people looking to stay connected to their colleagues in this ever-changing real estate profession.

We’re adding to our already top-notch educational opportunities. Our Affiliate Committee, known for bringing cutting edge, timely, and FREE education to our members, has added a course on title/legal Issues that was presented to a full house this past December. A revamped version rolls out this year! Inspection, warranty, and appraisal issue classes are in the works; as well as hands-on social media courses covering Twitter, Facebook Business, Instagram, and more! This group of dedicated Affiliates knows how important education is and is thinking outside the box to bring innovative topics to our members! Even if you already receive superb training from your broker, we have great supplemental training to take advantage of. Also, GMAR participates in Michigan Realtor’s CE Marketplace, so any approved con-ed will be recorded for you! Log in to check out our classes »

We are excited about Realcomp joining the Great Lakes Repository (GLR)! As I’m sure you’re well aware, this has been in the works for several years, and your GMAR team helped make this a reality! The target date for “flipping

the switch” is March 1, 2016. I am thrilled to be able to get complete information through one point of entry, and the cost savings is a bonus. Great job team!

NAR rolled out Professional Standard requirements in 2015. GMAR was one of the first Associations to meet all of the requirements. We have added two ombudsmen to our team. REALTORS® and the public can start here when there are pro standards and ethics concerns.

Having served as the Women’s Council of REALTORS® Local Chapter President, State Governor, State President, and Regional Vice President, I bring a fresh perspective, and new ideas to the table. As an Association, we must embrace all of our members through personal outreach. It is important that you, our members, are aware of the excellent opportunities that are available. We are here to educate you through quality course work to improve your skills, and grow your business. Get on board. We’re going places!

I am super honored to serve as your 2016 President. My plan: hard work plus dedication equals success. Get involved, make a suggestion, or just touch base. Call or text me, Debbie “Z”, 2016 GMAR President, at 248-613-7253.

Rising to the Challenge of 2016

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Members Serving at State Level

GMAR recognizes the following members for their commitment to the real estate profession by serving on 2016 Michigan Realtors® Committees and Task Forces. Thank you for your contributions and keep up the outstanding work!

FIRST NAME LAST NAME COMMITTEE NAME COMMITTEE POSITION DESCRIPTION

Christopher Courtney Broker Summit Chair

Stuart Elsea Board of Directors Member

Daniel Elsea Legal Action Member

Reggie Fluker Board of Directors Member

Maureen Francis Board of Directors Member

Maureen Francis Leadership Academy Selection Member

Maureen Francis Public Policy Member

Karen Greenwood Finance Term thru: Dec, 2018

Kimberly Hosner Broker Summit Member

James Iodice Board of Directors Member

James Iodice Public Policy Chair

James Iodice RPAC Member

Vickey Livernois Convention Task Force Member

John McArdle Public Policy Member

Gordon McCann Finance Term thru: Dec, 2016

Gordon McCann RPAC Member

John Meesseman Broker Summit Member

E’toile O’Rear-Libbett Board of Directors Member

E’toile O’Rear-Libbett Broker Summit Member

Gary Reggish Board of Directors President

Gary Reggish Finance President

Gary Reggish Personnel Member

Gary Reggish RPAC Member

Shelley Schoenherr Board of Directors Member

Theresa Spiro Personnel Member

Theresa Spiro RPAC Member

Sara Storch-Lipnitz Board of Directors Treasurer

Sara Storch-Lipnitz Convention Task Force Co-Chair

Sara Storch-Lipnitz Finance Treasurer, Chair

Sara Storch-Lipnitz Leadership Academy Selection Member

Sara Storch-Lipnitz Midwest AMG Board of Directors Member

Sara Storch-Lipnitz Personnel Member

Sara Storch-Lipnitz RPAC Member

Brenda Szlachta Public Policy Member

Frank Tarala Convention Task Force Member

Norman Thomas Mi Council of Real Estate App Member

Douglas Whitehouse Audit Committee Member

Claire Williams Board of Directors Member

Debbie Zalewski RPAC Member

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C E O ’ S L E T T E R

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By DUANE MARSHChief Executive Officer

Building on a Solid 2015

2015 was a robust year for real estate. 2016 promises to maintain the momentum. It is necessary that

you continually re-think your strategic positioning to ensure that you are constantly in sync with market conditions. One tool to help maintain your competitive advantage is through branding.

Branding is an impression you want to have readily recognized by current and potential clients. It differentiates you. An article in The Marketing Donut entitled How to Build a Brand suggests possible ways to establish your uniqueness.

• Determine the attributes, qualities, traits, personal and professional experiences your customers recognize and you want them to recognize.

• Don’t fool your clients. If you say you are something, make sure you are. Clients can determine if what you are saying is just words or identifiable actions.

• Include all facets of your business in your branding. Do you have affiliations? Do you view yourself as a regional or mostly a local agent? Are you a niche or broader marketer?

• Be consistent in your brand messaging. Make it simple and memorable.

• Develop a distinctive, visual brand. It should reflect your persona and tap into who you really are. You will need to find ways to give clients and potentials clients an on-going visual image of your brand.

• Your brand needs to be present in everything you do, print, and say.

• Unique and successful brands may need to be trademarked.

• Your brand is always “on stage.” It is reflected by what you say, the way you are dressed, and the way you carry yourself.

Patrick Barwise and Sean Meehan in the Harvard Business Review write, “As usual marketers are turning hype into hyperventilation. This time it’s about the supposed end of marketing as we know it, thanks to the rise of social media and the shift of power to consumers. But it’s wrong to think we’re entering a world in which traditional marketing activities, and brands themselves, will become irrelevant. In fact, the opposite is true. Social media make it more urgent than ever that companies get the basics right, developing and reliably delivering on a compelling brand promise.”

They conclude, “The companies that will succeed in this environment are exploiting the many opportunities presented by social media while keeping an unwavering eye on their brand promise, and they are judiciously revising the marketing playbook rather than trying to rewrite it.”

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R PA C I N V E S T O R S

Thank You RPAC Investors GMAR RPAC Investors

GMAR would like to extend a sincere thank you to all of the members who have made their investment in RPAC, the REALTORS® Political Action Committee. By investing in RPAC, these members are supporting REALTOR®-friendly legislators and policy initiatives that reflect the REALTOR® core values; protecting private property rights, reducing burdensome regulations on the industry and preserving the American Dream of Homeownership.

Below we recognize and applaud GMAR members who invested in RPAC for the month of November, 2015.

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*Contributions are not deductible for Federal income tax purposes. RPAC contributions are voluntary and used for political purposes. You may refuse to contribute without reprisal or otherwise impacting your membership rights. For individuals investing $1,000.00 or greater, up to 30% of this total investment may be forwarded to the National Association of REALTORS® RPAC. All amounts forwarded to the National Association of REALTORS® RPAC are charged against the applicable contribution limits under 2 U.S.C. 441a

Bryce AbdalMelinda AllenRobbin BarnesJill BeshouriJames ClarkeKathleen CoonEmily Day

Debra DeAngeloJulie DiazDouglas DiggsDominic Diggs-TaylorDorian Diggs-TaylorTheodore EdgintonDiane Fenchel

Yoshiko FujimoriHarry GibsonAngel HolbrookSelma JonnaCaron Koteles RihaGar LieblerKevin McBride

Frank MoceriKimberly Nagy StreetGina Marie NuhnE’toile O’Rear-LibbettEbon PettyLinda ReaGary Reggish

Kyle RobertsRalph RobertsAnthony SchippaColette ScholtenNadia ShaothaGary SnarskiJudd Stevens

Sara Storch-LipnitzBrenda SzlachtaPatricia UribeJeffrey WhitbeyShallamar WilliamsRebecca WilliamsonDebbie Zalewski

Thank You Offices Who Have 40% or Greater Participation Rate!We also recognize these offices that have a 40% or greater participation rate amongst their REALTORS®.

Congratulations and keep up the great support of the profession!

379 Realty Group Inc. A.L.T. Realty LC AAA Real Estate Advanced R. E. Marketing, LLC Amazing! Real Estate Solutions America First Real Estate LLC Apex Appraisers Appraise It Valuations LLC Appraise-Ariffic Inc. August Appraisals BEE My Broker Bruner Realty LLC Cambridge Real Estate Advisors Carrington Real Estate Service Cecile’s Realty & Associates Central Properties Group, LLC Century 21 AAA North Changing Places Moving Chappell Real Estate & Invest. Chief Cornerstone LLC Christopher J Daggy City Life Realty, P.C. Clearbrook Appraisal Coldwell Banker Preferred - CO Complete Action Real Estate Cranbrook Realtors Crystal Hardison Realtors, LLC

Dantes Real Estate LLC Deane Russell, Broker Downriver Property Experts Dumas Realty Elite Realty Group LLC Evangelista Properties Fidelity Real Estate Four Seasons Rlty The Dan Berr Frank Bernabei Real Estate Frank Real Estate, Inc. Front Page Realty LLC Future Real Estate, Inc. G.S. Inc. Gary Grossman, Broker GC Boynton & Associates Genesis Home Real Estate, LLC Gibson Realty Great American Realty Griffon Realty Hannah Realty & Prop Mge Harvest Homes Realty Haven Real Estate & Design Heritage Realty Service LLC. Homes Galore Real Estate Co. Homes Main Realty LLC Hub, LLC Insight Realty Services, LLC

Intown Real Estate James Francis Realty Johnson Premier Realty Co. Keck Real Estate Co. Keller Williams Lakeside Keller Williams Rlty-Comm Kimberly Huber, Broker L & S Appraisal Inc. Landarc Realty of Michigan LLC Libbys Land Real Estate Logan Realty Lynx C I R, Inc. M & M Property Investments LLC Marketplace Homes Metro Investments Realty, LLC. Metro Realty Company Inc Michigan Management & Prop. Michigan Metro Realty, LLC Michigan Property Resource Michigan Real Estate LLC Michigan Realty Solutions LLC Midwest Realty Exchange Inc. MJM Grand Properties Moceri Development Corporation Murphy’s Realty Neaton Realty Co., LLC

New Generations Realty, Inc. Next Home Metro Norwood Realty On Point R.E. Solutions, Inc. Paramount Real Estate Services Parks Title People’s Real Estate, LLC Posh Realty Pride Realty Associates LLC Principal Brokers Network Providence Realty PS Appraisal Services Quality Service Real Estate Re/Max Dream Properties Re/Max First - Royal Oak Reach Realty Group LLC Real Estate Network Cauley Co. Real Estate One Blm.Hills Real Estate Professional Servi Real Estate Today, LLC Real Estate USA, Inc. Real Living Great Lakes R. E. Real Living Great Lakes Roch. Real Property Specialists Inc. Realty Ink, LLC Realty Tecs Reliable Realty

Reynolds Real Estate LLC Richard M. Haggerty, Broker Robertson Brothers Company Roger Dale McDaid Royal Realty Royce Kennedy Realty RSC Realty LLC Shain Park, REALTORS Sharpe Properties Co., Inc Showcase Homes, LLC Simplify Your Move Singh Realty, LLC Steuer & Associates Inc. Stevens Worldwide Van Lines Summit Funding Inc. Sun Wave Realty Taimerica Properties The House Stop, LLC The Property Store Inc. Toll Brothers, Inc. Tower Real Estate Investments Tradition Realty, Inc. Victor Properties Inc. Weichert Cass Realty Woodward Real Estate Partners Your Home Town Rlty. & Inv

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Z I P C O D E R E P O R T / N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 5

MACOMB COUNTYZIP Code CVT Active

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48005¹

ARMADA, ARMADA TOWNSHIP, ARMADA

VILLAGE 6 1 -83.33 21 1 25 3 48 200.00 $52,000 $567,000 $52,000 $196,000 $155,900 $188,750

48015 CENTER LINE 13 6 -53.85 27 5 81 8 74 60.00 $301,400 $671,096 $52,900 $82,450 $53,600 $64,950

48021 EASTPOINTE 59 64 8.47 166 48 489 47 510 -2.08 $2,500,821 $2,726,869 $51,950 $57,000 $47,000 $50,05048026 FRASER 12 13 8.33 41 12 144 12 178 0.00 $1,412,123 $1,789,800 $96,750 $152,500 $105,000 $118,750

48035CLINTON TOWNSHIP,

CLINTON TWP 30 57 90.00 115 20 358 16 358 -20.00 $1,837,061 $1,612,200 $92,500 $97,750 $84,900 $105,000

48036CLINTON TOWNSHIP,

CLINTON TWP 22 24 9.09 83 29 228 16 232 -44.83 $5,048,808 $2,483,350 $140,000 $117,500 $114,000 $140,000

48038CLINTON TOWNSHIP,

CLINTON TWP 55 63 14.55 135 41 464 57 589 39.02 $6,811,075 $9,760,762 $150,000 $155,000 $153,500 $157,750

48041¹MEMPHIS, RILEY, RILEY

TOWNSHIP 1 2 100.00 4 0 3 1 6 100.00 $0 $75,000 $0 $75,000 $84,000 $91,000

48042MACOMB, MACOMB

TOWNSHIP 52 61 17.31 154 31 416 31 470 0.00 $7,799,389 $8,219,250 $273,500 $254,940 $241,250 $258,00048043 MOUNT CLEMENS 19 17 -10.53 64 18 178 10 132 -44.44 $1,748,600 $632,550 $99,050 $38,050 $64,895 $79,950

48044MACOMB, MACOMB

TOWNSHIP 58 73 25.86 182 43 586 42 616 -2.33 $9,919,355 $10,928,694 $228,000 $261,750 $229,950 $245,513

48045HARRISON, HARRISON

TOWNSHIP 43 30 -30.23 133 29 320 23 340 -20.69 $6,117,614 $4,766,620 $140,450 $172,500 $146,425 $137,50048046 MOUNT CLEMENS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48047

CHESTERFIELD, CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP,

NEW BALTIMORE 59 68 15.25 165 36 462 35 490 -2.78 $5,728,659 $5,199,720 $157,500 $144,000 $177,250 $181,200

48048LENOX, LENOX TOWNSHIP,

NEW HAVEN 7 5 -28.57 21 7 70 8 63 14.29 $855,400 $1,481,439 $136,000 $181,000 $128,500 $138,00048050 LENOX TOWNSHIP 2 5 150.00 8 3 10 1 15 -66.67 $462,500 $145,000 $177,000 $145,000 $179,900 $200,000

48051CHESTERFIELD,

CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP 23 21 -8.70 79 16 213 18 262 12.50 $2,689,135 $3,064,415 $160,250 $153,200 $155,000 $162,750

48062¹RICHMOND, RICHMOND

TOWNSHIP 8 12 50.00 27 6 86 6 98 0.00 $1,185,000 $895,500 $181,250 $148,250 $143,000 $169,000

48065BRUCE, BRUCE TOWNSHIP,

ROMEO 12 9 -25.00 61 10 118 8 126 -20.00 $2,046,498 $2,417,000 $172,500 $300,000 $211,000 $235,50048066 ROSEVILLE 61 77 26.23 161 47 601 58 589 23.40 $3,011,205 $4,103,555 $62,000 $69,500 $54,250 $63,000

48080 SAINT CLAIR SHORES 46 45 -2.17 102 31 381 33 408 6.45 $2,525,000 $3,526,935 $77,000 $111,500 $87,200 $103,51548081 SAINT CLAIR SHORES 34 47 38.24 86 27 328 20 332 -25.93 $3,292,800 $2,807,800 $116,000 $113,500 $110,000 $122,75048082 SAINT CLAIR SHORES 25 34 36.00 76 19 247 20 294 5.26 $2,704,300 $2,391,935 $116,000 $108,000 $105,000 $109,000

48088 WARREN 34 35 2.94 74 20 299 29 368 45.00 $2,066,470 $3,290,000 $101,022 $119,000 $116,250 $123,70048089 WARREN 56 63 12.50 212 35 427 30 422 -14.29 $1,341,102 $1,191,958 $34,000 $26,500 $29,000 $35,00048090 WARREN 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

Sale Volume Median Sale Price YTD Median Sale PriceMacomb County ZIP Code Report for November

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Sale Volume Median Sale Price YTD Median Sale PriceMacomb County ZIP Code Report for November

New Sold

48091 WARREN 44 50 13.64 150 26 396 22 365 -15.38 $1,381,916 $1,440,425 $43,750 $72,450 $45,250 $58,000

48092 WARREN 36 35 -2.78 93 19 321 37 348 94.74 $2,295,560 $4,638,150 $115,000 $120,000 $124,525 $128,000

48093 WARREN 40 34 -15.00 84 23 350 29 365 26.09 $2,283,101 $3,011,200 $89,100 $112,000 $103,500 $114,000

48094WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 30 24 -20.00 132 19 185 17 216 -10.53 $4,774,975 $5,473,697 $210,000 $276,000 $255,000 $283,750

48095WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 5 8 60.00 24 5 67 9 77 80.00 $1,559,900 $2,273,000 $215,000 $225,000 $327,500 $304,50048096 RAY TOWNSHIP 2 3 50.00 15 8 42 1 20 -87.50 $1,280,900 $437,000 $139,500 $437,000 $179,950 $267,50048236¹ GROSSE POINTE 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 1 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $505,000 $335,000

48306¹ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 1 1 0.00 3 1 5 0 4 -100.00 $245,000 $0 $245,000 $0 $245,000 $338,50048310 STERLING HEIGHTS 43 44 2.33 105 30 376 46 460 53.33 $4,759,300 $7,837,500 $154,000 $174,500 $160,000 $172,00048312 STERLING HEIGHTS 38 43 13.16 91 33 377 26 402 -21.21 $4,648,000 $3,571,652 $146,000 $146,000 $148,000 $157,70048313 STERLING HEIGHTS 41 37 -9.76 90 37 380 22 407 -40.54 $5,448,625 $3,418,424 $146,250 $149,100 $143,750 $155,000

48314 STERLING HEIGHTS 16 24 50.00 55 19 187 13 213 -31.58 $4,004,620 $2,589,294 $184,500 $155,000 $179,950 $159,000

48315SHELBY, SHELBY

TOWNSHIP 31 39 25.81 102 26 266 23 297 -11.54 $6,488,950 $6,733,017 $242,500 $291,000 $251,000 $265,000

48316SHELBY, SHELBY

TOWNSHIP 34 33 -2.94 115 28 347 27 346 -3.57 $5,092,364 $7,030,302 $152,500 $240,000 $219,000 $237,000

48317SHELBY, SHELBY

TOWNSHIP, UTICA 26 31 19.23 61 24 272 20 252 -16.67 $3,934,330 $3,584,600 $143,765 $143,250 $141,500 $149,950Other Other 2 0 -100.00 2 0 12 1 12 100.00 $0 $45,000 $0 $45,000 $160,000 $128,250Totals 1126 1238 3319 832 825 $119,653,856 $126,831,709

This statistical information, although not guaranteed, is from data we believe reliable. This statistical information is not to be reproduced or redistributed either now or in the future without express written consent from Realcomp. ¹ Zip Code covers multiple counties.

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ZIP Code CVT Active

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48007 TROY 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48009 BIRMINGHAM 77 84 9.09 285 40 527 32 554 -20.00 $20,091,098 $16,634,612 $455,700 $354,255 $430,000 $430,000

48012 BIRMINGHAM 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048017 CLAWSON 15 21 40.00 37 17 215 16 228 -5.88 $2,252,900 $2,461,838 $142,500 $161,269 $144,000 $155,000

48025FRANKLIN, BEVERLY HILLS,

BINGHAM FARMS 32 32 0.00 106 26 240 19 254 -26.92 $9,185,000 $7,527,300 $303,000 $324,900 $333,250 $314,25048030 HAZEL PARK 32 19 -40.63 76 19 222 23 214 21.05 $594,040 $1,180,500 $26,500 $43,000 $32,801 $42,00048033¹ SOUTHFIELD 20 19 -5.00 50 12 143 10 157 -16.67 $1,157,446 $1,212,000 $86,000 $91,000 $80,000 $91,00048034¹ SOUTHFIELD 7 8 14.29 32 9 85 6 76 -33.33 $1,000,500 $614,100 $99,000 $78,450 $110,500 $140,00048037 SOUTHFIELD 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0 1 -100.00 $195,000 $0 $195,000 $0 $195,000 $246,00048067 ROYAL OAK 64 55 -14.06 179 45 660 61 743 35.56 $8,794,413 $13,622,955 $178,000 $185,000 $193,000 $200,00048068 ROYAL OAK 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048069 PLEASANT RIDGE 4 6 50.00 8 1 50 6 65 500.00 $310,000 $1,977,500 $310,000 $338,250 $227,500 $263,00048070 HUNTINGTON WOODS 11 15 36.36 27 9 97 4 106 -55.56 $3,778,288 $1,207,106 $390,000 $286,250 $295,000 $305,00048071 MADISON HEIGHTS 32 46 43.75 82 25 372 47 423 88.00 $2,055,536 $5,135,725 $84,750 $112,000 $82,250 $102,50048072 BERKLEY 42 40 -4.76 68 27 368 30 393 11.11 $4,482,050 $5,829,970 $156,000 $180,500 $155,000 $169,90048073 ROYAL OAK 70 79 12.86 182 48 720 55 781 14.58 $9,403,585 $11,628,485 $182,700 $174,000 $173,000 $180,00048075 SOUTHFIELD 14 23 64.29 74 22 222 22 212 0.00 $2,054,200 $2,709,210 $83,500 $133,000 $90,050 $107,500

48076SOUTHFIELD, LATHRUP

VILLAGE 32 42 31.25 88 24 322 19 323 -20.83 $3,598,252 $2,537,000 $142,750 $135,000 $120,500 $137,50048083 TROY 32 22 -31.25 77 20 238 14 276 -30.00 $4,469,000 $2,381,938 $179,450 $170,500 $180,000 $190,25048084 TROY 9 18 100.00 74 11 128 15 137 36.36 $2,264,100 $4,857,900 $175,300 $320,000 $238,650 $270,000

48085 TROY 30 25 -16.67 105 23 298 17 300 -26.09 $6,475,785 $4,330,408 $272,000 $230,000 $270,000 $266,87548086 SOUTHFIELD 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048098 TROY 22 21 -4.55 80 21 249 14 233 -33.33 $7,322,200 $5,280,500 $369,000 $337,500 $335,000 $370,000

48099 TROY 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048165 NEW HUDSON 13 11 -15.38 44 10 93 15 136 50.00 $2,621,885 $3,909,943 $263,063 $254,335 $245,000 $258,33348167¹ NORTHVILLE 26 18 -30.77 45 16 150 14 186 -12.50 $6,683,000 $3,975,890 $201,500 $243,000 $229,000 $259,000

48168¹ NORTHVILLE 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48178¹ SOUTH LYON 36 46 27.78 125 34 386 32 385 -5.88 $7,760,208 $8,076,560 $216,000 $197,500 $227,250 $243,990

48220 FERNDALE 50 67 34.00 109 41 460 44 564 7.32 $4,645,891 $5,744,701 $112,900 $121,500 $119,300 $127,00048237 OAK PARK 37 38 2.70 78 22 305 23 344 4.55 $1,633,600 $1,924,725 $66,500 $80,000 $70,000 $85,050

48301BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 36 25 -30.56 121 9 213 12 248 33.33 $4,239,900 $7,624,800 $410,000 $397,500 $375,000 $381,875

48302BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 36 42 16.67 226 20 248 24 293 20.00 $10,492,000 $15,721,830 $458,500 $556,000 $397,500 $398,25048303 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

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48304 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 35 63 80.00 197 20 297 24 317 20.00 $8,450,850 $11,384,500 $288,000 $357,500 $297,000 $305,000

48306¹

ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER HILLS, OAKLAND

TOWNSHIP 26 49 88.46 186 30 369 33 430 10.00 $11,039,428 $14,258,441 $339,500 $359,900 $339,000 $370,000

48307ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER

HILLS 38 51 34.21 144 45 507 36 514 -20.00 $11,204,753 $10,343,195 $230,000 $249,118 $220,000 $224,45048308 ROCHESTER 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48309 ROCHESTER HILLS 37 33 -10.81 134 25 313 22 387 -12.00 $5,415,025 $5,646,205 $235,000 $267,500 $260,000 $280,000

48320KEEGO HARBOR, SYLVAN

LAKE 9 7 -22.22 23 6 70 4 82 -33.33 $1,088,850 $265,200 $193,175 $66,350 $163,500 $156,38948321 AUBURN HILLS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048322 WEST BLOOMFIELD 48 51 6.25 195 33 387 37 416 12.12 $7,808,699 $8,926,894 $184,000 $231,000 $220,000 $230,820

48323WEST BLOOMFIELD,

ORCHARD LAKE 34 33 -2.94 143 22 245 17 258 -22.73 $11,054,119 $5,465,728 $296,575 $324,000 $281,000 $309,000

48324WEST BLOOMFIELD,

ORCHARD LAKE 28 34 21.43 120 18 231 21 277 16.67 $6,635,200 $4,779,000 $302,500 $225,000 $246,000 $240,000

48325 WEST BLOOMFIELD 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048326 AUBURN HILLS 21 35 66.67 97 14 178 19 197 35.71 $2,093,300 $3,394,653 $133,750 $138,900 $130,000 $139,00048327 WATERFORD 31 37 19.35 93 14 304 27 344 92.86 $1,939,430 $4,419,275 $140,500 $137,000 $139,450 $145,00048328 WATERFORD 35 43 22.86 130 27 350 23 381 -14.81 $3,202,105 $3,847,963 $113,500 $107,000 $110,000 $119,00048329 WATERFORD 46 28 -39.13 93 32 370 37 459 15.63 $4,478,600 $5,549,403 $127,000 $135,000 $132,500 $144,000

48330WATERFORD, DRAYTON

PLAINS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048331 FARMINGTON HILLS 25 40 60.00 105 24 289 18 286 -25.00 $5,887,800 $4,370,150 $235,050 $260,000 $249,500 $256,50048332 FARMINGTON 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048333 FARMINGTON HILLS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048334 FARMINGTON HILLS 21 31 47.62 77 25 241 17 267 -32.00 $5,894,400 $3,311,500 $167,000 $218,000 $189,950 $200,000

48335FARMINGTON,

FARMINGTON HILLS 19 24 26.32 62 12 184 11 195 -8.33 $2,660,500 $2,663,950 $214,000 $260,000 $241,000 $246,500

48336FARMINGTON,

FARMINGTON HILLS 29 37 27.59 92 24 390 47 440 95.83 $3,401,600 $6,875,289 $148,950 $157,000 $140,000 $145,00048340 PONTIAC 15 21 40.00 36 9 160 13 151 44.44 $566,366 $1,079,900 $34,000 $45,000 $31,700 $35,02348341 PONTIAC 16 17 6.25 46 25 147 13 117 -48.00 $1,420,400 $865,655 $43,500 $64,000 $36,200 $48,15048342 PONTIAC 13 13 0.00 33 5 78 5 85 0.00 $73,000 $154,209 $14,000 $23,000 $13,538 $23,00048343 PONTIAC 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $382,865 $0

48346CLARKSTON,

INDEPENDENCE TWP 18 49 172.22 115 36 309 22 313 -38.89 $8,209,455 $4,525,710 $209,500 $207,250 $187,000 $195,00048347 CLARKSTON 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48348CLARKSTON,

INDEPENDENCE TWP 41 40 -2.44 180 36 314 23 365 -36.11 $11,282,466 $7,785,825 $315,000 $325,000 $306,938 $324,95048350 DAVISBURG 7 12 71.43 50 9 81 8 75 -11.11 $1,940,025 $1,657,388 $185,000 $215,500 $232,500 $240,00048353¹ HARTLAND 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048356 HIGHLAND 16 9 -43.75 33 8 109 13 129 62.50 $1,816,485 $3,927,900 $188,500 $138,500 $184,000 $195,00048357 HIGHLAND 18 17 -5.56 53 9 96 11 119 22.22 $1,628,800 $3,341,900 $158,500 $339,900 $212,000 $229,000

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48007 TROY 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48009 BIRMINGHAM 77 84 9.09 285 40 527 32 554 -20.00 $20,091,098 $16,634,612 $455,700 $354,255 $430,000 $430,000

48012 BIRMINGHAM 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048017 CLAWSON 15 21 40.00 37 17 215 16 228 -5.88 $2,252,900 $2,461,838 $142,500 $161,269 $144,000 $155,000

48025FRANKLIN, BEVERLY HILLS,

BINGHAM FARMS 32 32 0.00 106 26 240 19 254 -26.92 $9,185,000 $7,527,300 $303,000 $324,900 $333,250 $314,25048030 HAZEL PARK 32 19 -40.63 76 19 222 23 214 21.05 $594,040 $1,180,500 $26,500 $43,000 $32,801 $42,00048033¹ SOUTHFIELD 20 19 -5.00 50 12 143 10 157 -16.67 $1,157,446 $1,212,000 $86,000 $91,000 $80,000 $91,00048034¹ SOUTHFIELD 7 8 14.29 32 9 85 6 76 -33.33 $1,000,500 $614,100 $99,000 $78,450 $110,500 $140,00048037 SOUTHFIELD 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0 1 -100.00 $195,000 $0 $195,000 $0 $195,000 $246,00048067 ROYAL OAK 64 55 -14.06 179 45 660 61 743 35.56 $8,794,413 $13,622,955 $178,000 $185,000 $193,000 $200,00048068 ROYAL OAK 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048069 PLEASANT RIDGE 4 6 50.00 8 1 50 6 65 500.00 $310,000 $1,977,500 $310,000 $338,250 $227,500 $263,00048070 HUNTINGTON WOODS 11 15 36.36 27 9 97 4 106 -55.56 $3,778,288 $1,207,106 $390,000 $286,250 $295,000 $305,00048071 MADISON HEIGHTS 32 46 43.75 82 25 372 47 423 88.00 $2,055,536 $5,135,725 $84,750 $112,000 $82,250 $102,50048072 BERKLEY 42 40 -4.76 68 27 368 30 393 11.11 $4,482,050 $5,829,970 $156,000 $180,500 $155,000 $169,90048073 ROYAL OAK 70 79 12.86 182 48 720 55 781 14.58 $9,403,585 $11,628,485 $182,700 $174,000 $173,000 $180,00048075 SOUTHFIELD 14 23 64.29 74 22 222 22 212 0.00 $2,054,200 $2,709,210 $83,500 $133,000 $90,050 $107,500

48076SOUTHFIELD, LATHRUP

VILLAGE 32 42 31.25 88 24 322 19 323 -20.83 $3,598,252 $2,537,000 $142,750 $135,000 $120,500 $137,50048083 TROY 32 22 -31.25 77 20 238 14 276 -30.00 $4,469,000 $2,381,938 $179,450 $170,500 $180,000 $190,25048084 TROY 9 18 100.00 74 11 128 15 137 36.36 $2,264,100 $4,857,900 $175,300 $320,000 $238,650 $270,000

48085 TROY 30 25 -16.67 105 23 298 17 300 -26.09 $6,475,785 $4,330,408 $272,000 $230,000 $270,000 $266,87548086 SOUTHFIELD 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048098 TROY 22 21 -4.55 80 21 249 14 233 -33.33 $7,322,200 $5,280,500 $369,000 $337,500 $335,000 $370,000

48099 TROY 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048165 NEW HUDSON 13 11 -15.38 44 10 93 15 136 50.00 $2,621,885 $3,909,943 $263,063 $254,335 $245,000 $258,33348167¹ NORTHVILLE 26 18 -30.77 45 16 150 14 186 -12.50 $6,683,000 $3,975,890 $201,500 $243,000 $229,000 $259,000

48168¹ NORTHVILLE 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48178¹ SOUTH LYON 36 46 27.78 125 34 386 32 385 -5.88 $7,760,208 $8,076,560 $216,000 $197,500 $227,250 $243,990

48220 FERNDALE 50 67 34.00 109 41 460 44 564 7.32 $4,645,891 $5,744,701 $112,900 $121,500 $119,300 $127,00048237 OAK PARK 37 38 2.70 78 22 305 23 344 4.55 $1,633,600 $1,924,725 $66,500 $80,000 $70,000 $85,050

48301BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 36 25 -30.56 121 9 213 12 248 33.33 $4,239,900 $7,624,800 $410,000 $397,500 $375,000 $381,875

48302BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 36 42 16.67 226 20 248 24 293 20.00 $10,492,000 $15,721,830 $458,500 $556,000 $397,500 $398,25048303 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

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48304 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 35 63 80.00 197 20 297 24 317 20.00 $8,450,850 $11,384,500 $288,000 $357,500 $297,000 $305,000

48306¹

ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER HILLS, OAKLAND

TOWNSHIP 26 49 88.46 186 30 369 33 430 10.00 $11,039,428 $14,258,441 $339,500 $359,900 $339,000 $370,000

48307ROCHESTER, ROCHESTER

HILLS 38 51 34.21 144 45 507 36 514 -20.00 $11,204,753 $10,343,195 $230,000 $249,118 $220,000 $224,45048308 ROCHESTER 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48309 ROCHESTER HILLS 37 33 -10.81 134 25 313 22 387 -12.00 $5,415,025 $5,646,205 $235,000 $267,500 $260,000 $280,000

48320KEEGO HARBOR, SYLVAN

LAKE 9 7 -22.22 23 6 70 4 82 -33.33 $1,088,850 $265,200 $193,175 $66,350 $163,500 $156,38948321 AUBURN HILLS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048322 WEST BLOOMFIELD 48 51 6.25 195 33 387 37 416 12.12 $7,808,699 $8,926,894 $184,000 $231,000 $220,000 $230,820

48323WEST BLOOMFIELD,

ORCHARD LAKE 34 33 -2.94 143 22 245 17 258 -22.73 $11,054,119 $5,465,728 $296,575 $324,000 $281,000 $309,000

48324WEST BLOOMFIELD,

ORCHARD LAKE 28 34 21.43 120 18 231 21 277 16.67 $6,635,200 $4,779,000 $302,500 $225,000 $246,000 $240,000

48325 WEST BLOOMFIELD 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048326 AUBURN HILLS 21 35 66.67 97 14 178 19 197 35.71 $2,093,300 $3,394,653 $133,750 $138,900 $130,000 $139,00048327 WATERFORD 31 37 19.35 93 14 304 27 344 92.86 $1,939,430 $4,419,275 $140,500 $137,000 $139,450 $145,00048328 WATERFORD 35 43 22.86 130 27 350 23 381 -14.81 $3,202,105 $3,847,963 $113,500 $107,000 $110,000 $119,00048329 WATERFORD 46 28 -39.13 93 32 370 37 459 15.63 $4,478,600 $5,549,403 $127,000 $135,000 $132,500 $144,000

48330WATERFORD, DRAYTON

PLAINS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048331 FARMINGTON HILLS 25 40 60.00 105 24 289 18 286 -25.00 $5,887,800 $4,370,150 $235,050 $260,000 $249,500 $256,50048332 FARMINGTON 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048333 FARMINGTON HILLS 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048334 FARMINGTON HILLS 21 31 47.62 77 25 241 17 267 -32.00 $5,894,400 $3,311,500 $167,000 $218,000 $189,950 $200,000

48335FARMINGTON,

FARMINGTON HILLS 19 24 26.32 62 12 184 11 195 -8.33 $2,660,500 $2,663,950 $214,000 $260,000 $241,000 $246,500

48336FARMINGTON,

FARMINGTON HILLS 29 37 27.59 92 24 390 47 440 95.83 $3,401,600 $6,875,289 $148,950 $157,000 $140,000 $145,00048340 PONTIAC 15 21 40.00 36 9 160 13 151 44.44 $566,366 $1,079,900 $34,000 $45,000 $31,700 $35,02348341 PONTIAC 16 17 6.25 46 25 147 13 117 -48.00 $1,420,400 $865,655 $43,500 $64,000 $36,200 $48,15048342 PONTIAC 13 13 0.00 33 5 78 5 85 0.00 $73,000 $154,209 $14,000 $23,000 $13,538 $23,00048343 PONTIAC 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $382,865 $0

48346CLARKSTON,

INDEPENDENCE TWP 18 49 172.22 115 36 309 22 313 -38.89 $8,209,455 $4,525,710 $209,500 $207,250 $187,000 $195,00048347 CLARKSTON 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48348CLARKSTON,

INDEPENDENCE TWP 41 40 -2.44 180 36 314 23 365 -36.11 $11,282,466 $7,785,825 $315,000 $325,000 $306,938 $324,95048350 DAVISBURG 7 12 71.43 50 9 81 8 75 -11.11 $1,940,025 $1,657,388 $185,000 $215,500 $232,500 $240,00048353¹ HARTLAND 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048356 HIGHLAND 16 9 -43.75 33 8 109 13 129 62.50 $1,816,485 $3,927,900 $188,500 $138,500 $184,000 $195,00048357 HIGHLAND 18 17 -5.56 53 9 96 11 119 22.22 $1,628,800 $3,341,900 $158,500 $339,900 $212,000 $229,000

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48359LAKE ORION, ORION

TOWNSHIP 6 8 33.33 26 10 123 5 112 -50.00 $2,892,900 $1,564,375 $316,250 $325,000 $271,000 $214,500

48360LAKE ORION, ORION

TOWNSHIP 16 13 -18.75 54 15 167 14 187 -6.67 $3,396,000 $3,179,823 $215,000 $210,750 $225,000 $219,90048361 LAKE ORION 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48362LAKE ORION, ORION

TOWNSHIP 23 25 8.70 87 18 221 19 223 5.56 $4,668,743 $5,057,250 $177,450 $275,000 $204,900 $213,00048363 OAKLAND TOWNSHIP 18 21 16.67 69 9 103 7 86 -22.22 $3,777,552 $3,296,109 $400,315 $372,650 $427,500 $537,198

48366 LAKEVILLE 0 1 100.00 1 0 0 0 2 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $692,50048367 LEONARD 4 5 25.00 30 6 33 2 59 -66.67 $1,530,000 $885,000 $259,500 $442,500 $211,000 $262,00048370 OXFORD 3 3 0.00 17 3 14 1 27 -66.67 $504,400 $336,333 $178,000 $336,333 $264,500 $330,00048371¹ OXFORD 32 47 46.88 173 26 351 28 360 7.69 $5,671,100 $6,659,760 $212,750 $251,000 $222,000 $237,00048374 NOVI 26 22 -15.38 93 17 192 17 236 0.00 $6,642,480 $7,648,390 $400,000 $470,000 $400,033 $429,87548375 NOVI 30 40 33.33 75 25 283 22 274 -12.00 $6,309,800 $4,880,969 $245,000 $185,000 $209,950 $195,000

48376 NOVI 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 048377 NOVI 20 19 -5.00 60 19 219 11 200 -42.11 3730204 3038415 178000 312500 212350 22100048380¹ MILFORD 15 16 6.67 42 3 62 5 62 66.67 915500 1735750 256000 216250 271500 28245048381 MILFORD 28 34 21.43 81 20 180 7 179 -65.00 5245500 1830000 245250 320000 245000 26500048382 COMMERCE TOWNSHIP 40 43 7.50 147 33 343 20 340 -39.39 9296205 5009809 229900 225000 250000 26000048383 WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP 24 14 -41.67 60 9 135 9 145 0.00 1962900 2011700 213000 235000 225000 25000048386 WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP 20 23 15.00 90 24 251 20 249 -16.67 5180389 4615317 209950 237375 199900 22000048387 UNION LAKE 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0

48390WALLED LAKE, COMMERCE

TOWNSHIP 37 51 37.84 108 32 375 21 374 -34.38 5719830 4659703 151250 200003 150000 16450048391 WALLED LAKE 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 048393 WIXOM 14 20 42.86 43 12 149 13 197 8.33 2466300 3030210 189500 225000 196000 22250048428¹ DRYDEN 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 048430¹ FENTON 1 3 200.00 5 2 15 2 14 0.00 126000 614000 63000 307000 126000 16700048438¹ GOODRICH 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 1 0.00 0 0 0 0 230000 5500048439¹ GRAND BLANC 1 5 400.00 4 0 10 2 10 200.00 0 395000 0 197500 162500 17495048442¹ HOLLY 25 23 -8.00 77 21 244 23 263 9.52 3748700 4230100 169500 160000 155000 15000048455¹ METAMORA 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 048462¹ ORTONVILLE 18 22 22.22 69 12 165 16 172 33.33 2290919 2846539 215462.5 178000 203700 231000Other Other 2 1 -50.00 4 3 15 1 13 -66.67 727500 1127683 164000 1127683 114750 205100Totals 1808 2055 6230 1379 1340 $323,554,455 $325,599,564

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48101 ALLEN PARK 36 46 27.78 114 32 430 30 419 -6.25 $3,016,055 $2,819,613 $101,500 $97,250 $90,000 $104,000

48111BELLEVILLE, SUMPTER,

VAN BUREN 38 47 23.68 126 45 428 32 429 -28.89 $6,324,269 $5,437,951 $134,900 $154,000 $142,925 $169,900

48120 DEARBORN 3 2 -33.33 16 4 37 1 31 -75.00 $546,900 $74,000 $137,500 $74,000 $122,000 $134,00048122 MELVINDALE 13 19 46.15 36 8 93 7 101 -12.50 $327,901 $385,900 $28,751 $59,000 $42,500 $48,00048124 DEARBORN 72 70 -2.78 174 44 557 53 573 20.45 $5,432,300 $5,566,699 $108,000 $95,000 $98,900 $98,50048125 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 40 36 -10.00 115 34 317 27 303 -20.59 $2,031,050 $1,569,811 $52,500 $45,500 $50,000 $51,00048126 DEARBORN 45 51 13.33 163 28 280 20 286 -28.57 $2,525,294 $2,742,500 $80,500 $117,500 $90,000 $110,00048127 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 76 58 -23.68 151 42 474 46 492 9.52 $4,906,769 $7,045,265 $108,000 $130,950 $110,000 $116,25048128 DEARBORN 14 29 107.14 35 15 190 17 201 13.33 $2,049,000 $2,547,675 $133,000 $135,000 $125,550 $132,000

48134BROWNSTOWN, FLAT

ROCK, HURON 19 21 10.53 88 12 219 24 215 100.00 $2,208,300 $4,436,876 $170,000 $180,000 $164,500 $175,00048135 GARDEN CITY 43 50 16.28 88 34 376 26 413 -23.53 $2,793,400 $2,143,753 $82,000 $75,250 $74,500 $85,00048138 GROSSE ILE 15 16 6.67 91 13 178 11 159 -15.38 $2,710,249 $3,823,000 $187,500 $267,500 $222,500 $240,00048141 INKSTER 21 45 114.29 150 18 230 17 210 -5.56 $322,459 $399,905 $16,750 $25,000 $17,000 $20,00048146 LINCOLN PARK 46 50 8.70 130 50 466 41 441 -18.00 $2,320,356 $1,944,243 $43,800 $50,000 $43,000 $51,90048150 LIVONIA 41 50 21.95 117 38 437 34 471 -10.53 $4,496,849 $4,966,100 $112,200 $140,000 $135,000 $141,46048152 LIVONIA 48 37 -22.92 106 42 408 39 460 -7.14 $7,583,113 $7,429,424 $175,250 $172,000 $150,000 $158,25048154 LIVONIA 68 65 -4.41 93 44 488 41 544 -6.82 $7,167,677 $7,398,250 $172,000 $177,500 $165,750 $180,00048164 HURON, NEW BOSTON 11 22 100.00 42 5 71 3 94 -40.00 $747,900 $685,705 $130,000 $250,705 $170,000 $155,00048166¹ NEWPORT 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48167¹NORTHVILLE, NORTHVILLE

TWP 17 21 23.53 51 11 135 8 156 -27.27 $2,328,850 $3,096,474 $197,900 $272,000 $180,000 $218,500

48168¹ NORTHVILLE 46 28 -39.13 89 21 299 19 321 -9.52 $8,908,740 $7,237,370 $380,000 $300,000 $415,000 $410,00048170¹ PLYMOUTH 108 62 -42.59 160 27 544 45 641 66.67 $8,005,135 $13,353,064 $282,500 $295,000 $252,500 $253,250

48173BROWNSTOWN,

GIBRALTAR, ROCKWOOD 13 16 23.08 55 15 148 9 128 -40.00 $2,418,900 $1,241,590 $173,000 $135,000 $126,500 $145,500

48174BROWNSTOWN, HURON,

ROMULUS 33 33 0.00 87 21 288 23 257 9.52 $1,742,700 $2,512,501 $94,900 $91,000 $75,000 $80,00048180 TAYLOR 59 81 37.29 206 47 607 38 622 -19.15 $2,949,561 $2,708,058 $55,000 $61,450 $57,500 $66,000

48183BROWNSTOWN, TRENTON,

WOODHAVEN 51 45 -11.76 111 42 490 38 546 -9.52 $5,982,724 $5,179,460 $143,500 $133,700 $126,000 $135,000

48184 WAYNE 15 23 53.33 53 13 173 15 178 15.38 $766,200 $1,075,930 $47,500 $65,000 $57,500 $65,000

48185 WESTLAND 56 67 19.64 132 54 585 58 654 7.41 $6,643,615 $7,083,766 $116,500 $111,000 $100,250 $115,550

48186 WESTLAND 46 52 13.04 124 38 479 35 474 -7.89 $3,334,698 $2,785,050 $89,500 $81,900 $80,150 $93,00048187 CANTON 56 65 16.07 159 44 547 47 633 6.82 $10,485,826 $13,087,437 $214,000 $210,000 $201,000 $214,00048188 CANTON 70 80 14.29 189 48 630 63 719 31.25 $10,668,991 $15,538,144 $221,200 $225,000 $213,500 $210,000

48192BROWNSTOWN,

RIVERVIEW, WYANDOTTE 32 35 9.38 119 24 318 25 331 4.17 $2,126,154 $2,149,608 $78,000 $92,000 $75,538 $85,000

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RIVERVIEW 16 20 25.00 35 16 142 9 170 -43.75 $1,821,950 $986,500 $95,375 $87,000 $119,000 $116,00048195 SOUTHGATE 45 38 -15.56 74 29 340 20 342 -31.03 $2,709,600 $1,885,730 $80,000 $86,750 $81,001 $87,95048201 DETROIT 2 6 200.00 20 1 59 4 59 300.00 $165,000 $1,003,577 $165,000 $232,500 $227,760 $270,24648202 DETROIT 11 7 -36.36 36 4 67 6 100 50.00 $410,500 $901,500 $70,000 $128,500 $49,900 $152,90048203 DETROIT, HIGHLAND PARK 27 7 -74.07 64 5 83 6 78 20.00 $456,601 $697,020 $16,000 $47,450 $6,000 $17,750

48204 DETROIT 12 9 -25.00 64 3 75 5 62 66.67 $16,800 $74,000 $4,500 $14,000 $5,500 $6,30048205 DETROIT 46 18 -60.87 173 16 244 9 129 -43.75 $182,515 $92,500 $12,000 $7,500 $6,027 $9,10948206 DETROIT 25 9 -64.00 32 7 75 4 65 -42.86 $245,656 $675,000 $5,256 $142,500 $13,900 $30,00048207 DETROIT 7 12 71.43 30 6 98 8 118 33.33 $906,070 $1,362,800 $69,000 $154,400 $61,000 $129,25048208 DETROIT 0 1 100.00 4 1 13 4 24 300.00 $190,000 $844,000 $190,000 $230,000 $70,000 $172,00048209 DETROIT 6 5 -16.67 17 3 48 1 44 -66.67 $193,500 $5,000 $32,000 $5,000 $15,000 $17,500

48210 DETROIT 8 6 -25.00 28 4 53 4 39 0.00 $42,300 $56,600 $8,500 $14,250 $10,000 $5,50048211 DETROIT 0 0 0.00 3 1 9 0 4 -100.00 $23,000 $0 $23,000 $0 $8,000 $1,47548212 DETROIT, HAMTRAMCK 24 20 -16.67 52 10 121 7 126 -30.00 $388,810 $213,760 $43,000 $35,560 $23,000 $32,00048213 DETROIT 22 6 -72.73 31 4 65 6 65 50.00 $25,500 $67,600 $5,750 $12,250 $3,700 $5,00048214 DETROIT 17 13 -23.53 58 7 99 10 124 42.86 $1,096,500 $890,674 $65,000 $50,500 $26,000 $51,40048215 DETROIT 6 4 -33.33 13 3 33 2 35 -33.33 $240,900 $165,024 $109,900 $82,512 $14,000 $62,00048216 DETROIT 6 2 -66.67 3 4 21 1 17 -75.00 $347,250 $78,000 $89,625 $78,000 $84,250 $110,00048217 DETROIT 4 3 -25.00 18 1 43 4 25 300.00 $200 $29,000 $200 $7,400 $6,000 $8,00048218 RIVER ROUGE 12 8 -33.33 18 3 42 2 31 -33.33 $32,000 $14,210 $10,000 $7,105 $10,000 $10,01048219 DETROIT 52 42 -19.23 185 22 349 19 285 -13.64 $641,800 $717,310 $19,200 $25,000 $14,000 $19,90048221 DETROIT 36 51 41.67 178 29 341 31 262 6.90 $1,537,324 $2,792,787 $25,800 $46,000 $25,013 $31,00048223 DETROIT 30 30 0.00 113 17 190 11 127 -35.29 $770,157 $427,212 $36,900 $37,250 $20,000 $28,50048224 DETROIT 40 54 35.00 293 45 362 19 289 -57.78 $610,096 $377,104 $8,000 $13,924 $10,000 $11,05048225 DETROIT, HARPER WOODS 27 34 25.93 95 31 256 16 226 -48.39 $1,875,590 $807,431 $60,000 $47,450 $45,500 $45,05048226 DETROIT 1 5 400.00 19 6 54 0 33 -100.00 $877,490 $0 $123,250 $0 $179,000 $150,00048227 DETROIT 45 44 -2.22 206 18 237 13 208 -27.78 $268,584 $165,907 $11,014 $10,000 $10,700 $12,00048228 DETROIT 58 59 1.72 233 19 348 22 241 15.79 $245,262 $364,891 $12,000 $12,283 $8,000 $12,50048229 ECORSE 7 13 85.71 23 4 46 0 49 -100.00 $59,300 $0 $15,650 $0 $12,000 $14,900

48230GROSSE POINTE, GROSSE

POINTE PARK 29 24 -17.24 98 27 239 12 254 -55.56 $7,414,800 $3,624,500 $279,000 $276,000 $291,500 $285,57548233 DETROIT 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048234 DETROIT 35 24 -31.43 171 11 168 8 122 -27.27 $142,374 $140,544 $5,000 $8,950 $7,700 $9,30048235 DETROIT 33 51 54.55 228 22 338 22 262 0.00 $419,500 $536,401 $16,750 $16,900 $14,950 $19,000

48236¹

DETROIT, GROSSE POINTE FARMS, GROSSE POINTE SHORE, GROSSE POINTE

WOODS 50 52 4.00 163 40 496 37 558 -7.50 $10,111,900 $10,815,899 $191,500 $230,000 $215,000 $229,82548238 DETROIT 19 12 -36.84 64 1 88 7 72 600.00 $2,000 $43,618 $2,000 $4,000 $4,502 $7,00048239 DETROIT, REDFORD 67 68 1.49 179 37 599 49 516 32.43 $2,397,897 $3,442,195 $62,500 $67,000 $54,999 $69,80048240 DETROIT, REDFORD 38 42 10.53 85 21 301 29 289 38.10 $1,141,297 $1,676,694 $48,000 $55,000 $43,500 $50,500

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48101 ALLEN PARK 36 46 27.78 114 32 430 30 419 -6.25 $3,016,055 $2,819,613 $101,500 $97,250 $90,000 $104,000

48111BELLEVILLE, SUMPTER,

VAN BUREN 38 47 23.68 126 45 428 32 429 -28.89 $6,324,269 $5,437,951 $134,900 $154,000 $142,925 $169,900

48120 DEARBORN 3 2 -33.33 16 4 37 1 31 -75.00 $546,900 $74,000 $137,500 $74,000 $122,000 $134,00048122 MELVINDALE 13 19 46.15 36 8 93 7 101 -12.50 $327,901 $385,900 $28,751 $59,000 $42,500 $48,00048124 DEARBORN 72 70 -2.78 174 44 557 53 573 20.45 $5,432,300 $5,566,699 $108,000 $95,000 $98,900 $98,50048125 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 40 36 -10.00 115 34 317 27 303 -20.59 $2,031,050 $1,569,811 $52,500 $45,500 $50,000 $51,00048126 DEARBORN 45 51 13.33 163 28 280 20 286 -28.57 $2,525,294 $2,742,500 $80,500 $117,500 $90,000 $110,00048127 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 76 58 -23.68 151 42 474 46 492 9.52 $4,906,769 $7,045,265 $108,000 $130,950 $110,000 $116,25048128 DEARBORN 14 29 107.14 35 15 190 17 201 13.33 $2,049,000 $2,547,675 $133,000 $135,000 $125,550 $132,000

48134BROWNSTOWN, FLAT

ROCK, HURON 19 21 10.53 88 12 219 24 215 100.00 $2,208,300 $4,436,876 $170,000 $180,000 $164,500 $175,00048135 GARDEN CITY 43 50 16.28 88 34 376 26 413 -23.53 $2,793,400 $2,143,753 $82,000 $75,250 $74,500 $85,00048138 GROSSE ILE 15 16 6.67 91 13 178 11 159 -15.38 $2,710,249 $3,823,000 $187,500 $267,500 $222,500 $240,00048141 INKSTER 21 45 114.29 150 18 230 17 210 -5.56 $322,459 $399,905 $16,750 $25,000 $17,000 $20,00048146 LINCOLN PARK 46 50 8.70 130 50 466 41 441 -18.00 $2,320,356 $1,944,243 $43,800 $50,000 $43,000 $51,90048150 LIVONIA 41 50 21.95 117 38 437 34 471 -10.53 $4,496,849 $4,966,100 $112,200 $140,000 $135,000 $141,46048152 LIVONIA 48 37 -22.92 106 42 408 39 460 -7.14 $7,583,113 $7,429,424 $175,250 $172,000 $150,000 $158,25048154 LIVONIA 68 65 -4.41 93 44 488 41 544 -6.82 $7,167,677 $7,398,250 $172,000 $177,500 $165,750 $180,00048164 HURON, NEW BOSTON 11 22 100.00 42 5 71 3 94 -40.00 $747,900 $685,705 $130,000 $250,705 $170,000 $155,00048166¹ NEWPORT 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48167¹NORTHVILLE, NORTHVILLE

TWP 17 21 23.53 51 11 135 8 156 -27.27 $2,328,850 $3,096,474 $197,900 $272,000 $180,000 $218,500

48168¹ NORTHVILLE 46 28 -39.13 89 21 299 19 321 -9.52 $8,908,740 $7,237,370 $380,000 $300,000 $415,000 $410,00048170¹ PLYMOUTH 108 62 -42.59 160 27 544 45 641 66.67 $8,005,135 $13,353,064 $282,500 $295,000 $252,500 $253,250

48173BROWNSTOWN,

GIBRALTAR, ROCKWOOD 13 16 23.08 55 15 148 9 128 -40.00 $2,418,900 $1,241,590 $173,000 $135,000 $126,500 $145,500

48174BROWNSTOWN, HURON,

ROMULUS 33 33 0.00 87 21 288 23 257 9.52 $1,742,700 $2,512,501 $94,900 $91,000 $75,000 $80,00048180 TAYLOR 59 81 37.29 206 47 607 38 622 -19.15 $2,949,561 $2,708,058 $55,000 $61,450 $57,500 $66,000

48183BROWNSTOWN, TRENTON,

WOODHAVEN 51 45 -11.76 111 42 490 38 546 -9.52 $5,982,724 $5,179,460 $143,500 $133,700 $126,000 $135,000

48184 WAYNE 15 23 53.33 53 13 173 15 178 15.38 $766,200 $1,075,930 $47,500 $65,000 $57,500 $65,000

48185 WESTLAND 56 67 19.64 132 54 585 58 654 7.41 $6,643,615 $7,083,766 $116,500 $111,000 $100,250 $115,550

48186 WESTLAND 46 52 13.04 124 38 479 35 474 -7.89 $3,334,698 $2,785,050 $89,500 $81,900 $80,150 $93,00048187 CANTON 56 65 16.07 159 44 547 47 633 6.82 $10,485,826 $13,087,437 $214,000 $210,000 $201,000 $214,00048188 CANTON 70 80 14.29 189 48 630 63 719 31.25 $10,668,991 $15,538,144 $221,200 $225,000 $213,500 $210,000

48192BROWNSTOWN,

RIVERVIEW, WYANDOTTE 32 35 9.38 119 24 318 25 331 4.17 $2,126,154 $2,149,608 $78,000 $92,000 $75,538 $85,000

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48193BROWNSTOWN,

RIVERVIEW 16 20 25.00 35 16 142 9 170 -43.75 $1,821,950 $986,500 $95,375 $87,000 $119,000 $116,00048195 SOUTHGATE 45 38 -15.56 74 29 340 20 342 -31.03 $2,709,600 $1,885,730 $80,000 $86,750 $81,001 $87,95048201 DETROIT 2 6 200.00 20 1 59 4 59 300.00 $165,000 $1,003,577 $165,000 $232,500 $227,760 $270,24648202 DETROIT 11 7 -36.36 36 4 67 6 100 50.00 $410,500 $901,500 $70,000 $128,500 $49,900 $152,90048203 DETROIT, HIGHLAND PARK 27 7 -74.07 64 5 83 6 78 20.00 $456,601 $697,020 $16,000 $47,450 $6,000 $17,750

48204 DETROIT 12 9 -25.00 64 3 75 5 62 66.67 $16,800 $74,000 $4,500 $14,000 $5,500 $6,30048205 DETROIT 46 18 -60.87 173 16 244 9 129 -43.75 $182,515 $92,500 $12,000 $7,500 $6,027 $9,10948206 DETROIT 25 9 -64.00 32 7 75 4 65 -42.86 $245,656 $675,000 $5,256 $142,500 $13,900 $30,00048207 DETROIT 7 12 71.43 30 6 98 8 118 33.33 $906,070 $1,362,800 $69,000 $154,400 $61,000 $129,25048208 DETROIT 0 1 100.00 4 1 13 4 24 300.00 $190,000 $844,000 $190,000 $230,000 $70,000 $172,00048209 DETROIT 6 5 -16.67 17 3 48 1 44 -66.67 $193,500 $5,000 $32,000 $5,000 $15,000 $17,500

48210 DETROIT 8 6 -25.00 28 4 53 4 39 0.00 $42,300 $56,600 $8,500 $14,250 $10,000 $5,50048211 DETROIT 0 0 0.00 3 1 9 0 4 -100.00 $23,000 $0 $23,000 $0 $8,000 $1,47548212 DETROIT, HAMTRAMCK 24 20 -16.67 52 10 121 7 126 -30.00 $388,810 $213,760 $43,000 $35,560 $23,000 $32,00048213 DETROIT 22 6 -72.73 31 4 65 6 65 50.00 $25,500 $67,600 $5,750 $12,250 $3,700 $5,00048214 DETROIT 17 13 -23.53 58 7 99 10 124 42.86 $1,096,500 $890,674 $65,000 $50,500 $26,000 $51,40048215 DETROIT 6 4 -33.33 13 3 33 2 35 -33.33 $240,900 $165,024 $109,900 $82,512 $14,000 $62,00048216 DETROIT 6 2 -66.67 3 4 21 1 17 -75.00 $347,250 $78,000 $89,625 $78,000 $84,250 $110,00048217 DETROIT 4 3 -25.00 18 1 43 4 25 300.00 $200 $29,000 $200 $7,400 $6,000 $8,00048218 RIVER ROUGE 12 8 -33.33 18 3 42 2 31 -33.33 $32,000 $14,210 $10,000 $7,105 $10,000 $10,01048219 DETROIT 52 42 -19.23 185 22 349 19 285 -13.64 $641,800 $717,310 $19,200 $25,000 $14,000 $19,90048221 DETROIT 36 51 41.67 178 29 341 31 262 6.90 $1,537,324 $2,792,787 $25,800 $46,000 $25,013 $31,00048223 DETROIT 30 30 0.00 113 17 190 11 127 -35.29 $770,157 $427,212 $36,900 $37,250 $20,000 $28,50048224 DETROIT 40 54 35.00 293 45 362 19 289 -57.78 $610,096 $377,104 $8,000 $13,924 $10,000 $11,05048225 DETROIT, HARPER WOODS 27 34 25.93 95 31 256 16 226 -48.39 $1,875,590 $807,431 $60,000 $47,450 $45,500 $45,05048226 DETROIT 1 5 400.00 19 6 54 0 33 -100.00 $877,490 $0 $123,250 $0 $179,000 $150,00048227 DETROIT 45 44 -2.22 206 18 237 13 208 -27.78 $268,584 $165,907 $11,014 $10,000 $10,700 $12,00048228 DETROIT 58 59 1.72 233 19 348 22 241 15.79 $245,262 $364,891 $12,000 $12,283 $8,000 $12,50048229 ECORSE 7 13 85.71 23 4 46 0 49 -100.00 $59,300 $0 $15,650 $0 $12,000 $14,900

48230GROSSE POINTE, GROSSE

POINTE PARK 29 24 -17.24 98 27 239 12 254 -55.56 $7,414,800 $3,624,500 $279,000 $276,000 $291,500 $285,57548233 DETROIT 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $048234 DETROIT 35 24 -31.43 171 11 168 8 122 -27.27 $142,374 $140,544 $5,000 $8,950 $7,700 $9,30048235 DETROIT 33 51 54.55 228 22 338 22 262 0.00 $419,500 $536,401 $16,750 $16,900 $14,950 $19,000

48236¹

DETROIT, GROSSE POINTE FARMS, GROSSE POINTE SHORE, GROSSE POINTE

WOODS 50 52 4.00 163 40 496 37 558 -7.50 $10,111,900 $10,815,899 $191,500 $230,000 $215,000 $229,82548238 DETROIT 19 12 -36.84 64 1 88 7 72 600.00 $2,000 $43,618 $2,000 $4,000 $4,502 $7,00048239 DETROIT, REDFORD 67 68 1.49 179 37 599 49 516 32.43 $2,397,897 $3,442,195 $62,500 $67,000 $54,999 $69,80048240 DETROIT, REDFORD 38 42 10.53 85 21 301 29 289 38.10 $1,141,297 $1,676,694 $48,000 $55,000 $43,500 $50,500

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Other Other 1 4 300.00 11 0 8 0 6 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $92,450 $101,750Totals 2115 2125 6487 1391 1299 $161,881,958 $174,440,110

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ALGONAC, CLAY, CLAY TWP, PEARL BEACH,

RUSSELL ISLAND 8 11 37.50 78 7 90 7 149 0.00 $1,364,900 $904,100 $172,000 $109,900 $132,000 $130,000

48002¹

ALLENTON, BERLIN, BERLIN TOWNSHIP,

BERVILLE 2 3 50.00 11 3 23 3 35 0.00 $235,369 $577,000 $65,000 $157,000 $139,900 $165,000

48004 ANCHORVILLE 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $400,00048005¹ LYNN TWP 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48006

AVOCA, FARGO, GREENWOOD,

GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP, KENOCKEE, KENOCKEE

TOWNSHIP 3 1 -66.67 5 5 31 2 41 -60.00 $474,463 $247,500 $98,880 $123,750 $127,000 $149,000

48014¹CAPAC, CAPAC VILL,

MUSSEY TWP 5 4 -20.00 13 6 46 3 41 -50.00 $685,500 $503,000 $72,750 $158,000 $81,000 $127,000

48022EMMETT, EMMETT

TOWNSHIP 3 1 -66.67 12 0 15 1 19 100.00 $0 $185,000 $0 $185,000 $145,000 $150,100

48023FAIR HAVEN, IRA

TOWNSHIP 3 4 33.33 9 2 37 5 44 150.00 $1,005,000 $1,074,410 $502,500 $152,000 $135,000 $159,500

48027GOODELLS, WALES, WALES TOWNSHIP 4 3 -25.00 11 0 22 1 31 100.00 $0 $72,000 $0 $72,000 $132,389 $140,000

48028HARSENS ISLAND, CLAY

TWP 3 2 -33.33 27 1 27 3 32 200.00 $119,900 $853,000 $119,900 $280,000 $186,000 $182,50048032¹ GRANT TOWNSHIP, JEDDO 3 6 100.00 13 0 11 1 18 100.00 $0 $162,000 $0 $162,000 $165,000 $145,250

48039

COTTRELLVILLE, COTTRELLVILLE TWP, MARINE, MARINE CITY 6 7 16.67 29 3 52 6 56 100.00 $319,306 $376,000 $90,306 $48,000 $88,903 $90,500

48040 MARYSVILLE 16 16 0.00 46 12 153 13 162 8.33 $1,616,000 $1,997,900 $136,000 $165,000 $112,000 $117,000

48041¹MEMPHIS, RILEY, RILEY

TOWNSHIP 5 4 -20.00 15 6 36 4 22 -33.33 $840,300 $611,000 $146,500 $153,500 $144,380 $177,000

48049CLYDE, CLYDE TOWNSHIP,

NORTH STREET, RUBY 5 4 -20.00 22 4 46 9 68 125.00 $469,000 $1,773,177 $117,100 $199,900 $126,250 $149,000

48054

CHINA, CHINA TOWNSHIP, EAST CHINA, EAST CHINA

TWP 7 7 0.00 37 6 59 2 68 -66.67 $1,098,400 $477,900 $195,000 $238,950 $175,000 $186,000

48059

BURTCHVILLE, BURTCHVILLE TOWNSHIP,

FORT GRATIOT, FORT GRATIOT TOWNSHIP, LAKEPORT, NORTH

LAKEPORT 15 15 0.00 80 14 172 13 149 -7.14 $3,242,100 $1,541,352 $210,750 $118,552 $133,950 $129,900

48060PORT HURON, PORT HURON TOWNSHIP 53 33 -37.74 181 29 375 27 373 -6.90 $2,399,009 $2,155,811 $65,000 $68,500 $57,051 $75,000

48062¹ CASCO TWP 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

48063COLUMBUS, COLUMBUS

TOWNSHIP 4 3 -25.00 8 5 36 1 29 -80.00 $814,500 $231,000 $130,000 $231,000 $180,950 $170,000

48064 CASCO, CASCO TOWNSHIP 1 3 200.00 9 2 13 1 31 -50.00 $362,500 $201,000 $181,250 $201,000 $206,000 $201,000

Sale Volume Median Sale Price YTD Median Sale PriceSaint Clair County ZIP Code Report for November

New Sold

ZIP Code CVT Active

2014 2015

% change from 1

year ago 2015 2014 2014 YTD 2015 2015 YTD

% change from 1

year ago 2014 2015 2014 2015 2014 2015

Sale Volume Median Sale Price YTD Median Sale PriceSaint Clair County ZIP Code Report for November

New Sold

48074KIMBALL, KIMBALL

TOWNSHIP, SMITHS CREEK 12 13 8.33 32 12 115 12 110 0.00 $1,311,600 $1,214,020 $76,500 $111,000 $93,000 $115,750

48079SAINT CLAIR, SAINT CLAIR

TWP 12 12 0.00 54 17 164 7 149 -58.82 $2,745,650 $1,061,000 $156,000 $125,000 $146,200 $150,000

48097¹TOWNSHIP, LYNN, LYNN

TOWNSHIP, YALE 2 7 250.00 27 1 20 4 46 300.00 $86,100 $655,500 $86,100 $136,250 $46,878 $102,25048416¹ BROWN CITY, LYNN TWP 0 2 200.00 3 1 4 0 1 -100.00 $45,234 $0 $45,234 $0 $116,450 $85,00048444¹ LYNN TWP 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

Other Other 0 0 0.00 2 0 2 0 1 0.00 $0 $0 $0 $0 $107,500 $170,000

Totals 172 161 724 136 125 $19,234,831 $16,873,670This statistical information, although not guaranteed, is from data we believe reliable. This statistical information is not to be reproduced or redistributed either now or in the future without express written consent from Realcomp. ¹ Zip Code covers multiple counties.

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Aaronson, Scott - Denovo Real Estate

Abboud, Amy - Keller Williams Novi

Alliston, Richard - Century 21 Premier

Arbuckle, Kelsey - RE/MAX First Clinton

Aubrey, Rita - Hall & Hunter, REALTORS®

Barlage, Robert - Keller Williams Chesterfield

Barton, Nathaniel - Red Door Realty LLC

Berci, Sheryll - OMG Realty

Bettinger, Melanie - Century 21 Town & Country Nor.

Bixler, Stephen - RE/MAX First Royal Oak

Bridges, Debra - RE/MAX First Chesterfield

Cartwright, Brian - Real Estate One Royal Oak

Chambers, Olivia - Keller Williams Macomb

Christie, Heather - Real Estate One Livonia

Constance, Sally - RE/MAX First Chesterfield

Craiger, Timothy - Moving The Mitten RE Group

Crawford, Cyntara - Keller Williams Novi

Cupp, Kendra - Keller Williams Brighton

Davidson, Farrah - Esquire Property Group LLC

Davis, Tishara - Keller Williams Macomb

DeFrain, Joseph - Downtown Realty

Delia, John - Keller Williams Rochester

Demske, Kelly - RE/MAX First Clinton

DiPrima, Philip - Keller Williams Novi

Djelojosevic, Tereza - Real Estate One Clinton

Duncan, David - Marketplace Homes

Faranso, Jeniece - Real Estate One W. Blm.

Field, Deborah - Real Estate One Troy

Fierk, Sarah - Parks Title Livonia

Finnerty, Renee - Real Estate Dreams

Flam, Chester - Real Estate One Novi

Gamble, Victoria - Keller Williams Novi

Gates, Jeffrey - RE/MAX First Clinton

Gibbs, Brian - Gibbs Global Group LLC

Gringorten, Doran - Real Estate One Royal Oak

Guderman, Keith - National Realty Centers Livonia

Guza, Monica - Monica Lynn Guza Broker

Hall, Mario - H D Thompson Realty LLC

Halpin, Christopher - RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Harris, Edward - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Hauck, Stacy - RE/MAX First Royal Oak

Hill, Brian - Metropolitan Real Estate Group

Hill, Nevin - Metropolitan Real Estate Group

Hofacer, Giles - Synergy Appraisal Services

Hosang, Kelly - Keller Williams Novi

Jacobs, Jacqueline - Keller Williams Ann Arbor

Jeffries, Sharif - Remerica Hometown III

Jelsky, Krista - RE/MAX Suburban Inc.

Johnson, Damon - M 1 Realty Inc.

Johnson, Frances - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Jones, Eboni - ERA Country Ridge Realty

Kalich, James - Quest Realty LLC

Kearney, Michael - Landmark Realty

Kosman, Sheila - Clients First, REALTORS®

Kuchulan, Thomas - RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Labie, michael - Windsong Realty

Lanier, Carmita - Virtual Real Estate Services

Lefebvre, Jenny - Real Estate Dreams

Leone, Vickie - Century 21 Curan & Christie

Leutheuser, Katherine - Real Estate One Novi

Lewis, Terryl - Real Estate One Royal Oak

Lievens, Derek - Market Elite Inc.

Lindsey, Estelle - RE/MAX Fist Chesterfield

Loyd, LaQua - Real Estate One Southfield

Lucas, Ian - Helm & Associates

Lucas, Jeffrey - Remerican United Realty

Lucas, Tammy - Remerica United Realty

Lutz, Crystal - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Maceri, Rayn - Keller Williams Macomb

Mar, Angeline - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Markel-Ellenstein, Sheryl - Real Estate One W. Blm.

Marshall, Christopher - Keller Williams Novi

Marsoupian, Matthew - NextHome Metro

Mathias, Jessica - Dwellings by Rudy & Hall

Meyer, Calvin - Howard Hanna Real Estate

Mills, Anne - Michigan Certified Res. Appr.

Moorer, Wanda - Sovereign Villa Realty LLC.

Morabito, Timothy - RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Nelson, Robert - Prudential Heritage Real Estate

Northrup, Janet - Keller Williams Central

O’Connor, Dennis - RE/MAX First Shelby Twp.

O’Riley, Timothy - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Pan, Janathan - RE/MAX Crown Properties

Pellegrino, John - Keller Williams Realty Troy

Peterson, Shannon - Majestic Homes Realty

Petrovski, Matthew - Keller Williams Novi

Powell, Tyrone - Vision Realty Centers, LLC

Pratt, Lisa - Real Estate One Novi

Pultorak, Benjiman - Land & Lake Realty Inc.

Raffin, Anthony - RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Ramsden, Dane - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Rawlings, Carolyn - Century 21 Today Blm. Hills

Ries, Christopher - RE/MAX First Shelby

Schroeder, Ann - Century 21 Curran & Christie

Scott, John - Quest Realty LLC

Shaouni, Matthew - Flight Appraisal

Sharpe, Joseph - RE/Max Fist Clinton Twp.

Shisha, Philip - National Realty Centers Northville

Stadler, Eric - RE/MAX First Chesterfield

Stecker, Brian - RE/MAX First Clinton Twp.

Stevenson, Samuel - RE/MAX First St. Clair Shores

Tabb, Christopher - Keller Williams Novi

Tate, Jay - Howard Hanna Birm.

Taylor, Greg - Keller Williams Macomb

Toliver, Ltayna - Keller Williams Royal Oak

Torres, Robert - Neighborhood Assistance

Vaglica, Joseph - Gateway Engineering & Sur.

Vulaj, George - RE/MAX First Shelby Twp.

Walker, Raquel - Better Living Real Estate LLC

Wallace Jr, Alfred - Just in Time Real Estate

Werner, Mindy - Help-U-Sell of Metro Detroit

Wick, Charles - Wick Realty LLC

Wilkins, Thomas - Synergy Appraisal Services

Williams III, Donald - Keller Williams Plymouth

Winowski, Laura - Jenmax Realty LLC

Ybarra, Armando - Max Broock, REALTORS® Birm.

Zeer, Laura - RE/MAX Classic Farmington Hills

Zigila, Brian - National Realty Centers Livonia

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We Couldn’t Do It Without You

N E W M E M B E R S

Welcome, New Members!

THANK YOU ORIENTATION SPONSORS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER:ART CROSBYPillar to Post

JULIE DIAZCommission Express

VAN MAULULABeka Management

KATHY SLEBODAFirst American Title

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W C R R E P O R T

By BRENDA LEE SZLACHTAMichigan Women’s Council of REALTORS® State President

JANUARY WCR EVENTS

WCR - BIRMINGHAM-BLOOMFIELDTHE TECH SAVVY AGENT - BUSINESS RESOURCE MEETINGIroquois Club43248 N. Woodward AvenueBloomfield Hills, Michigan 48302January 14, 2016See more details »

SOCIAL MIXERThe Stand34977 Woodward AvenueBirmingham, Michigan 48009January 28, 2016 - 4:30 PMSee more details »

I-275 CORRIDOR CHAPTERJANUARY BUSINESS RESOURCE MEETING18600 Haggerty RoadLivonia, Michigan 48152January 12, 2016See more details »

1ST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION108 E. Main StreetNorthville, Michigan 48167January 28, 2016 - 6:00 PMSee more details »

WCR - GREATER ROCHESTER

WCR - LAKE POINTE

2016 is Going to be Outstanding

2016 is shaping up to be another outstanding year for the Women’s Council of REALTORS® (WCR). The focus of Women’s Council is to advance women as professionals and leaders, not only in our industry, but in the businesses and the communities we serve. WCR exemplifies the highest standard of industry professionalism. Our profession continues to look to the Council to recognize future leaders. We identify, support, and promote strong leaders who can see change that is needed, organize resources, and engage the hearts and minds of those around them. WCR members develop and apply new found leadership skills and qualities across all areas of their personal and professional lives.

Michigan REALTORS® acknowledges Women’s Council as a source of leadership development. I am proud of the fact that seven of the fourteen members selected to participate in the first Michigan REALTORS® Leadership Academy are WCR members. And, three are members of GMAR. Congratulations to Robbin Barnes, WCR Region II VP, Katie Weaver, WCR Michigan State Treasurer and Karen Greenwood, GMAR President-Elect.

Ultimately, success in business today is achieved through positive and productive relationships. The Women’s Council of REALTORS® provides an environment of collaboration. If you are interested in learning more about how the Women’s Council of REALTORS® can accelerate your career, I would love to hear from you, [email protected] or 586.246.4600. #WCRInspires

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more and become more, you are a leader.” - John Quincy Adams

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JANUARY 2016BUSINESS PLANNINGCE Credits: 14 standard Wed & Fri, January 13 & 15, 2016GMAR, 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield$79.00 GMAR Members / $99.00 Non-MemberIncluded for MemberMax & EduPass

MARTIN LUTHER KING DAYMonday, January 18, 2016GMAR Office Closed

FROM PURCHASE AGREEMENT TO TITLE: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVECE Credits: 2 legalTuesday, January 21, 20169:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, SouthfieldNo charge for GMAR members

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NEW MEMBER ORIENTATIONMonday, January 25, 20169:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield

UPCOMING EVENTS

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REGISTER HERE

If you would like to let your fellow REALTORS® know about the recent passing of another member, please submit the information to

[email protected].

MARY ARLINGHAUSWe are sad to inform you of the

December 16 death of Mary Arlinghaus, REALTOR®, appraiser, and former president of the Birmingham Bloomfield Board of Realtors®.

See Obituary Here

GMAR staff, leadership and membership extend warm condolences to the family and friends of Mary.

KEN BROSKEYWe are sad to inform you of the

December 14 death of Ken Broskey of Remerica Preferred in Livonia.

GMAR staff, leadership and membership extend warm condolences to the family and friends of Ken.

With Our Deepest Sympathy

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L E G I S L AT I V E U P D AT E

Legislative Wrap-Up

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Throughout the year, Michigan Realtors® has worked diligently with legislators in both the House and the Senate to develop and pass legislation for the benefit of the real estate industry in Michigan. While playing both offense and defense on specific legislation doesn’t always result in new state law, your voice at the Capitol remains active and effective. In 2015, Michigan Realtors® was able to leave its imprint on several pieces of legislation. Some of these bills became law and some of them, thankfully, did not. Below is an overview of some of your Association’s legislative accomplishments for 2015:

Legislation signed Into Law:Tax Records:

House Bill 4075, now Public Act 39 of 2015, keeps the cost of access to tax record data reasonable. REALTORS® know better than anyone that access to basic public information relating to property tax records is important for the daily operation of those working within the real estate industry. We truly thank Representative Bruce Rendon (R-Lake City) for his sponsorship of this bill.

Road Funding:Michigan Realtors® was part of a coalition of businesses

and local governments aimed at identifying and safeguarding a sustainable funding source for the repair and maintenance of Michigan’s roads. Through the work of the coalition and the diligence of the Michigan Legislature, Governor Snyder signed into law a $1.2 billion dollar investment in safer and better roads for Michigan. The plan takes $600 million from the General fund. In addition, it creates new revenue with:

• An increase in the gas tax by 7.3 cents, taking it to 26.3 cents per gallon. Diesel tax, which is currently at 15 cents per gallon, will match the gas tax at 26.3 cents. This change is projected to bring in $400 million.

• Registration fees will increase by about 20% across the board, which is projected to bring in another $200 million. These changes will take effect in January of 2017.

This plan will be completely phased in by 2021, which by that time, the plan will have its full $1.2 billion amount.

Transfer Tax Updates:House Bill 4173, now Public Act 217 of 2015, sponsored by

Realtor®-member and Representative Dave Maturen (R-Brady Twp.) will revise the Michigan Real Estate Transfer Tax to clarify two items:

1. The party that paid the transfer tax may request the refund if a refund is due, and

2. Clarify that Exemption “U” applies when the SEV at the time of sale is less than or equal to the original SEV.

The Michigan Supreme Court recently broadened the application of Exemption “U” by removing the requirement that True Cash Value be realized in a transfer. The legislation reflects this change, offering important clarity and tax relief to distressed sellers. In addition, this bill gives buyers the same refund rights as sellers when it is determined that the transfer tax was paid unnecessarily.

The application and refund process can be found here.

Legislation in process Tax Tribunal Reform:

Michigan Realtors® was successful in protecting the Appraiser position on the Michigan Tax Tribunal, while continuing to work positively with stakeholders towards improvements to Michigan’s tax appeal process.

Taxation of Big Box Retailers:Michigan Realtors® was an active opponent of legislation

aimed at limiting the rights of commercial property owners to challenge their property taxes and assessment. While the debate over Big Box taxation continues, the Michigan Realtors® was successful in making sure the dialogue continues with all perspectives present.

Continuing Education Enhancements:Legislation streamlining and creating efficiencies in

Michigan’s real estate regulations continues to be worked on in the Senate. The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, or LARA, is proposing several changes to the administrative rules governing real estate brokers and salespersons. The Department has identified several rules that are either in conflict with the statue, already provided for in law, or exceed their authority. As such, they are looking to eliminate the bulk of these rules and move others into statue to specifically give them the authority to enforce. Michigan Realtors® has formed a task force to look at these specific issues and hopes to address the various concerns in 2016.

Solicitation of Publicly Recorded DocumentsWe have worked cooperatively with Senator Curtis Hertel

(D-East Lansing) on Senate Bill 366, aimed at curtailing an abusive and deceptive practice of soliciting individuals by

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3214—Pushbutton LockboxesRegular Member Price: $29.00Sale Member Price: $25.00

2722– Assorted RidersRegular Member Price: $6.00Sale Member Price: $4.00

3359– Home PortfolioRegular Member Price: $20.00Sale Member Price: $17.00

January 2016 ToolShop Sale PRICES GOOD JANUARY 1-31, 2016

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Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm,Closed Saturday and Sunday

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mail on the need for readily available (but not mandatory) public documents. This legislation would put an end to communications indicating a requirement that you secure a copy of your deed at an exorbitant amount. Real estate licensees, however, would be exempted from the regulation. This bill has passed unanimously in the Senate, and is awaiting a hearing in the House Commerce and Trade committee.

Principal Residence Exemption on REOsSenate Bill 81, introduced by Senator Jack Brandenburg

(R-Harrison Twp) would allow lenders to keep the Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) on properties they take back into inventory after foreclosure. The PRE will allow prospective buyers to qualify for financing at the lower tax rate and begin paying the lower taxes immediately upon moving into the home.

This bill attempts to address the current process whereby banks are required to file paperwork to retain the PRE while paying a new specific tax to make up for the non-homestead mills. This bill passed the Senate this year and is in the House of Representatives awaiting a vote.

AnnexationHouse Bill 4004, sponsored by Representative Kurt

Heise (R-Plymouth) effectively grants a township board an absolute veto of annexation elections. HB 4004 exempts charter townships from annexation, prevents property owners and voters from initiating changes to municipal boundaries and prevents/discourages consolidation of local government administration and its services. This bill is a reintroduction of prior legislation to address past hostile annexation efforts. This was introduced with the unfortunate case between Northville Township and Livonia (2006 – 2008) in mind. As longtime stakeholders in this discussion, Michigan Realtors® has worked with the Michigan Municipal League (MML) and the Michigan Homebuilders Association to craft various compromises to address scenarios like the one that transpired in Northville Township.

Currently, the Michigan Realtors®, Homebuilders, and MML are well aligned in opposition. We continue to keep lines of communication open and are prepared to actively oppose HB 4004 should it continue through the legislative process in 2016.

As always, we will continue to keep you updated on all issues and policies that impact the real estate industry in 2016. From all of us at the Michigan Realtors®, Happy Holidays!

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From An Affiliate

JULIE L. DIAZCommission Express of Southeast MichiganAccount Executive for Michigan and OhioGMAR Affiliate Committee ChairGMAR Member Service CommitteeRPAC Major Investor Sterling R

Welcome 2016! I’m Julie Diaz, Account Executive for Commission Express of Southeast Michigan and the Chair of the Affiliate Committee for 2016. I am extremely excited to be working with the most successful real estate industry leaders in Southeast Michigan! New affiliates are joining monthly; making the affiliate committee more diversified, and bringing experience and knowledge to strengthen what we can offer to you, the members of GMAR!

With the new year, the Affiliate Committee has been working diligently on some new and exciting topics for free CE approved classes geared towards REALTORS® of all experience levels. We’re also continuing to offer our highly

attended Real Estate Transactions A-Z series, “Mastering the Transaction” and “From Purchase Agreement to the Title Policy: A legal Perspective.” Keep an eye on the GMAR calendar and your inbox for further class information. I promise you will not want to miss these new classes. Our goal is to add value to your business through education. Benjamin Franklin said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”

As GMAR Affiliate Committee Chair and author of this editorial, I hope to bring you valuable bits of knowledge with each article. Something I’ll pass along to you now is a handy little app called MagicPlan. You can easily use it to measure rooms in 3D with your smart phone’s camera. Download it here to add it to your REALTOR® toolbox.

Please visit the GMAR Find an Affiliate web page when choosing your team of dedicated and proven professionals to make all your real estate transactions a smooth and enjoyable experience for all involved. Be safe and happy selling!

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By: Walter Quillico

Title Insurance is an integral part of the real estate transaction. It provides a certainty of property ownership to home buyers and to lenders. The insurance process serves to resolve many title issues that may exist on a specific piece of real estate. This process clears issues so the buyer can be assured that they own the real estate that they purchased.

This process is not always exact. Sometimes there are issues that are non-discoverable. Sometimes issues can’t be completely resolved and the title company agrees to insure based on risk analysis factors. And then there are those issues that were just really never covered to begin with by the basic insurance policy.

The Enhanced Title Policy is a product that provides more coverage to the Buyer. Yes, this coverage is more expensive. At $100,000 coverage the increase is about 9% or about $65.00 more. This product has been around for a while. This policy provides the following coverages/benefits:

• Post Policy Forgeries, Encroachments, Adverse Possession and easements by use.

• Building Permit and Zoning violations and Restrictive Covenants

• Access to the property by both vehicles and pedestrian

• Boundary line encroachments and set-back line violations

• Continuous coverage

• Automatic coverage increases to reflect the increased value of the property

• Estate Planning provisions to assure continued coverage in the Trust and Trustee

These coverages and benefits are not provided in the standard Owner’s Policy. There are some limitations to some of these added coverages and some deductibles will apply. Overall this is a product that provides the best coverage for the Buyer. It also has a really nice feature that allows the coverage amount to increase. So as the property increases in value so does the coverage amount. If a claim does occur this increased amount of coverage can go a long way toward covering losses down the road.

Realtors® looking to provide their clients with the best coverages they can get should take some time to familiarize themselves with this insurance product. The more coverage your clients can get the less amount of issues can get between you and your client. A happy client is a referral and repeat business source. I would encourage you to get with your title insurance provider to review this product with you and your office. When it comes to title insurance coverage – MORE is BETTER!

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Title Connect LLC

MAIN OFFICE AND CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

28470 W 13 MILE ROAD, SUITE 325FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334

PHONE 248-642-3256

www.title-connect.com

[email protected]

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MORE IS BETTER

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The Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) designation is the benchmark of excellence in buyer representation. This coveted designation is awarded by the Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Council (REBAC), an affiliate of the National Association of REALTORS®, to real estate practitioners who meet the specified educational and practical experience criteria. In addition, REBAC provides many membership benefits to help your business grow and keep you up-to-date and networked, with new enhancements added each year.

The overall goals of the ABR® Designation Course are to:

Prepare real estate professionals to thoroughly represent buyer-clients in real es-tate transactions and provide the quality of service and degree of fidelity to buyers that sellers have customarily enjoyed.

Offer ideas and methods for building a buyer representation business.

Develop a self-customized tool for conducting a buyer counseling session.

($110.00/year to maintain membership)

Accredited Buyer Representative Designation Course

Earn the ABR Designation

Approved for 13-hours of Michigan Continuing Education and 2-hours of Legal Credit!

DESIGNATION REQUIREMENTS

Successful completion of the two-day ABR Course, including an 80% passing grade on the exam.

After you complete this course you will have three (3) years in which to complete the other requirements.

Successful completion of one of the ABR® elective courses, including an 80% passing grade on the exam. This course may be taken prior to completing the ABR Designation Course.

Documentation verifying five (5) completed transactions in which you acted solely as a buyer representative (no dual agency). Any transactions closed prior or closed within three years after completing the ABR Course are eligible for credit.

Maintain active membership with REBAC and NAR.

Designation Course Cost

*MemberMax/EduPass

FREE**! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $195.00

Non-Members:

$225.00

Call (248) 478-1700 Online at www.GMARonline.com Email: [email protected]

LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

ATTENTION GMAR MEMBERS: You may be able to take this course for FREE*!

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: __________________________________

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: __________________________________

**Subject to seating availability. Newly licensed members are not eligible to attend designation courses included with the MemberMax™ and/or EduPass™program during the first 6-months of membership**

Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. February 9 & 10, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI 48033

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The Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) designation is the benchmark of excellence in buyer representation. This coveted designation is awarded by the Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Council (REBAC), an affiliate of the National Association of REALTORS®, to real estate practitioners who meet the specified educational and practical experience criteria. In addition, REBAC provides many membership benefits to help your business grow and keep you up-to-date and networked, with new enhancements added each year.

The overall goals of the ABR® Designation Course are to:

Prepare real estate professionals to thoroughly represent buyer-clients in real es-tate transactions and provide the quality of service and degree of fidelity to buyers that sellers have customarily enjoyed.

Offer ideas and methods for building a buyer representation business.

Develop a self-customized tool for conducting a buyer counseling session.

($110.00/year to maintain membership)

Accredited Buyer Representative Designation Course

Earn the ABR Designation

Approved for 13-hours of Michigan Continuing Education and 2-hours of Legal Credit!

DESIGNATION REQUIREMENTS

Successful completion of the two-day ABR Course, including an 80% passing grade on the exam.

After you complete this course you will have three (3) years in which to complete the other requirements.

Successful completion of one of the ABR® elective courses, including an 80% passing grade on the exam. This course may be taken prior to completing the ABR Designation Course.

Documentation verifying five (5) completed transactions in which you acted solely as a buyer representative (no dual agency). Any transactions closed prior or closed within three years after completing the ABR Course are eligible for credit.

Maintain active membership with REBAC and NAR.

Designation Course Cost

*MemberMax/EduPass

FREE**! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $195.00

Non-Members:

$225.00

Call (248) 478-1700 Online at www.GMARonline.com Email: [email protected]

LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

ATTENTION GMAR MEMBERS: You may be able to take this course for FREE*!

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: __________________________________

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: __________________________________

**Subject to seating availability. Newly licensed members are not eligible to attend designation courses included with the MemberMax™ and/or EduPass™program during the first 6-months of membership**

Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. February 9 & 10, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI 48033

The At Home With Diversity course will prepare you to work effectively with - and - within today’s increasingly diverse pool of homebuyers.

Real estate professionals who adapt to increasing cultural diversity in the market and who wisely plan to meet the needs of diverse clients gain a competitive edge and are able to expand opportunities.

At Home with Diversity February 18, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

GMAR Offices, 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI

Today, more than one-third of all Americans are minorities.

By 2050 minorities will be the majority.

Approved for 6-hours of standard and 2-hours of legal Michigan Continuing Education!

What are the requirements for certification? To be certified as an At Home With Diversity® real estate pro-fessional, you must:

Be free from violations of the Fair Housing Act Complete the At Home With Diversity® course Agree to the One America principle Sign the certificate agreement

Designation Course Cost

**MemberMax/EduPass

FREE! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $79.00

Non-Members:

$99.00

Call (248) 478-1700 or Online at www.GMARonline.com Email: [email protected]

LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

ATTENTION GMAR MEMBERS: You may be able to take this course for FREE**!

**Subject to seating availability. Newly licensed members are not eligible to attend designation courses included with the MemberMax™ and/or EduPass™program during the first 6-months of membership**

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ EduPass™ / MemberMax™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: ______________________________________________________________________

GMAR®

Presented by:

Furhad Waquad CIPS, ABR, CRS, GRI, SFR, BPOR, TRC, AHWD

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GMAR Business Planning

Business Planning Course Fees:

MemberMax/EduPass

FREE! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $79.00

Non-Members:

$99.00

Call/Text (248) 478-1700 GMARonline.com

[email protected]

Members please login online for discounted pricing. LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

This course will be conducted over two days and you are required to attend both days. Each attendee will be provided a workbook to complete and develop their own personalized business plan. Class will be totally interactive and you will be developing your own plan throughout the process. All attendees will have a complete business plan at the end of day 2.

GMAR introduces a new program this year to help the indi-vidual agent develop a personalized business plan with spe-cific goals, timelines and new ideas. Day one will comprise of discussions to enhance the agents skill sets and to bring to light ideas and concepts to help streamline their business. Day two is a complete analysis of the individual agents per-formance for the prior year, focusing on inventory, market coverage, goal setting, processes and business systems culminating into action plans for the agent to meet their goals in the coming year. Each attendee will be provided a workbook for them to com-plete and develop their own personalized business plan. This course will be conducted over two days and you are required to attend both days.

Topics covered: Business planning concepts True Colors Big Data Technology systems to streamline your business Networking

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: _________________________________________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: _______________________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: _______________________________________ CCV: _______________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Signature: ______________________________________________________________________

January 13 & 15, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI 48033

Complete

Business Plan

Learn to value

differences and

Create Unity

thru True Colors

Create Effective

Action Plans

Personalized

plan with your

data

Exposure to the newest ideas

Registration at 8:30 a.m.

Approved for 14 Standard CE Credits

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GMAR Business Planning

Business Planning Course Fees:

MemberMax/EduPass

FREE! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $79.00

Non-Members:

$99.00

Call/Text (248) 478-1700 GMARonline.com

[email protected]

Members please login online for discounted pricing. LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

This course will be conducted over two days and you are required to attend both days. Each attendee will be provided a workbook to complete and develop their own personalized business plan. Class will be totally interactive and you will be developing your own plan throughout the process. All attendees will have a complete business plan at the end of day 2.

GMAR introduces a new program this year to help the indi-vidual agent develop a personalized business plan with spe-cific goals, timelines and new ideas. Day one will comprise of discussions to enhance the agents skill sets and to bring to light ideas and concepts to help streamline their business. Day two is a complete analysis of the individual agents per-formance for the prior year, focusing on inventory, market coverage, goal setting, processes and business systems culminating into action plans for the agent to meet their goals in the coming year. Each attendee will be provided a workbook for them to com-plete and develop their own personalized business plan. This course will be conducted over two days and you are required to attend both days.

Topics covered: Business planning concepts True Colors Big Data Technology systems to streamline your business Networking

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: _________________________________________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: _______________________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: _______________________________________ CCV: _______________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Signature: ______________________________________________________________________

January 13 & 15, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI 48033

Complete

Business Plan

Learn to value

differences and

Create Unity

thru True Colors

Create Effective

Action Plans

Personalized

plan with your

data

Exposure to the newest ideas

Registration at 8:30 a.m.

Approved for 14 Standard CE Credits

Military Relocation Professional

Certification Course Fees:

*MemberMax/EduPass

FREE**! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $99.00

Non-Members:

$119.00

Call (248) 478-1700 Online www.GMARonline.com

Email: [email protected]

LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

When military staff and their families relocate, the services of a real estate professional who understands their needs and timetables makes the transfer easier, faster, and less stressful. This certification focuses on educating real estate professionals about working with current and former military service members to find the housing solutions that best suit their needs and take full advantage of military benefits and support. Learn how to provide the real estate services— at any stage in the service member’s military career—that meet the needs of this niche market and win future referrals. Hone in your knowledge and skills for working with active duty military buyers and sellers, as well as veterans with the NAR's Military Relocation Professional Certification.

Approved for 8-standard Continuing Education Credits

ATTENTION GMAR MEMBERS: You may be able to take this course for FREE*!

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: __________________________________

**Subject to seating availability. Newly licensed members are not eligible to attend designation courses included with the MemberMax™ and/or EduPass™program during the first 6-months of membership**

March 1, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. GMAR: 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI 48033

REQUIREMENTS: Be in good standing with NAR Complete the one-day Military Relocation Professional (MRP) Certification Core Course. Complete 2 one-hour webinars:

VA Home Purchase Financing & Options for Disabled Service Members and Veterans VA Compromise Sale

Submit an application, including payment of the $195 application fee to NAR.

Bonus! The Military Relocation Professional Certification Core course is an approved elective for the Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR®) designation.

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Seller Representative Specialist Designation

Certification Course Fees:

*MemberMax/EduPass

FREE**! Please fax completed form to:

(248) 478-3150

GMAR Members: $195.00

Non-Members:

$225.00

Call (248) 478-1700 Online www.GMARonline.com

LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!

All requirements must be completed within 2 years of taking the SRS Course.

Complete two day SRS Designation Course Complete one elective course Documentation verifying 5 completed transactions in which you acted solely as a seller representative (no dual agency). Any transac-tions closed two years prior to or after taking the SRS Designation course are eligible for credit. Maintain active membership status as an SRS with NAR

How to earn the SRS

Whether you are new to the industry or a seasoned veteran, the SRS Course

will redefine your ‘normal’ and reinvent the

way you represent sellers. Come learn tips

and tools that will equip you to list in to-

day’s marketplace.

Increase listings and grow your busi-

ness

Demonstrate and communicate your value package

Understand and apply the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice

Understand and comply with state license laws

Understand and apply methods, tools and techniques to provide

support and services that sellers want and need

Approved for 13-standard and 2-legal Continuing Education Credits

ATTENTION GMAR MEMBERS: You may be able to take this course for FREE*!

Name:_________________________________________ License #: ______________________ Office:_________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email: ________________________________________ Visa MasterCard Discover: ____________________________________________ Edu-Pass™ / Member-Max™ Expiration Date: ______________________ Signature: __________________________________

**Subject to seating availability. Newly licensed members are not eligible to attend designation courses included with the MemberMax™ and/or EduPass™program during the first 6-months of membership**

March 15 & 16, 2016 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. GMAR, 20 Oak Hollow, Suite 100, Southfield, MI 48033