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Selling your home in Normal Park
A price based on real sales, a paid social media campaign, and a clear plan from your first meeting to closing day.
Selling your home in Normal Park
Selling your home in Normal Park means selling an older home, often around 100 years old, in a popular Ypsilanti neighborhood with good resale. Prices vary from street to street here, and a couple of streets go higher than the rest.
That's why I price your home from the Normal Park sales that truly match it, on similar streets, and we set the price together.
Your home's style is part of what you're selling. Normal Park's Craftsman houses, bungalows, Tudor Revival and Colonial Revival homes from the 1920s and 1930s each have details buyers look for, and the photos and video are planned around them. The listing can also mention what's nearby, like Recreation Park and its Rutherford Municipal Pool.
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Showing the character, and the neighborhood
Normal Park buyers are drawn to the older feel, so the photos and video focus on your home's character and details. The listing can also share a bit of the neighborhood's story: Normal Park takes its name from the Michigan State Normal School, the college that became Eastern Michigan University, and it has a long-running neighborhood association.
The marketing shows what's nearby too: the university, Depot Town, and Frog Island Park. Read more about how I present a home.
From listing day to closing
A paid social media campaign reaches buyers in and around the Ann Arbor area during your home's first two weeks, and Just Listed postcards go to your neighbors. From listing day to closing, I keep a checklist, and you hear the next step before you ask.
Talk about selling
If you're thinking about selling in Normal Park, call me or send a note. Start with what your Normal Park home is worth, read my guide to Normal Park, or compare selling in College Heights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Normal Park prices vary by street?
Yes. Prices vary from street to street, and a couple of streets go higher than the rest.
How do you market an older Normal Park home?
The photos and video focus on its character and details, and the listing shows what's nearby.
Do Normal Park homes have good resale?
Yes. It's a popular Ypsilanti neighborhood with good resale.
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What selling your home looks like in Normal Park
Homes around 100 years old near Eastern Michigan University, Depot Town and Frog Island Park.
- The homes
- Many homes from the 1920s and 1930s, around 100 years old: Craftsman houses and bungalows, Tudor Revival and Colonial Revival homes, and some ranches. Prices vary by street, and a couple of streets go higher.
- Why people choose it
- About 700 households on Ypsilanti's west side, a popular neighborhood with good resale, and a neighborhood association active since 1989 that every household belongs to.
- Getting around
- Bounded by Washtenaw Avenue, Congress Street, Mansfield Street, and Summit Street, close to Eastern Michigan University.
- Nearby
- Recreation Park, a 17-acre park within walking reach, with the Rutherford Municipal Pool, the Ypsilanti Senior Center, basketball courts, playgrounds, Little League fields, and the Recreation Park Community Garden. Eastern Michigan University, Depot Town, and Frog Island Park are nearby too.
- The trade-off
- Depending on the street, some homes sit alongside college rentals.
The method
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