The five highest-priced home sales reported in the Detroit-Dearborn Area, Michigan for the week ending November 1, 2026 totaled $2.97 million. Three of the five were in Detroit, with one each in Dearborn Heights and Dearborn, and all were in Wayne County. Four were single-family homes and one was a condominium. The group spans more than half a century of building, from a home completed in 1913 to one built in 1967.
No. 1 — $825,000 · 27057 Simone St, Dearborn Heights, Michigan
The top sale of the week was a quad-level brick home on Simone Street in the Flecker-Labeau Crestwood West neighborhood of Dearborn Heights, which sold for $825,000. Built in 1967, it is the newest home in this Top 5. It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,352 square feet of living space on a lot of 8,712 square feet. The property last sold for $290,000 in 2018.
The home has been updated over several years. The kitchens have wood finishes, granite countertops and all-new appliances, and the bathrooms were renovated within the past few months. The family room is large, and the finished basement adds more living space. The attached two-car garage is heated, and the home also has a backup generator and a whole-house water filtration system. Out back, the yard has a basketball court.
The home went under contract three days after it was listed and sold above its $799,000 asking price. Zeinab Issa of Keller Williams Legacy was the listing agent, and Sobhi Nehme, also of Keller Williams Legacy, represented the buyer. Keller Williams Legacy also listed the fifth-ranked sale of the week, in Dearborn.
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No. 2 — $735,000 · 2003 Brooklyn St Apt 410, Detroit, Michigan
Apartment 410 at 2003 Brooklyn Street is a penthouse corner unit in the former Grinnell Brothers Piano building, a brick structure in Corktown that dates to 1913. It is the oldest home in this Top 5, and the two-level loft sold for $735,000.
Ceilings reach 20 feet, and broad stretches of glass and exposed brick masonry walls fill the open rooms with daylight. The original hardwood floors remain. The kitchen is open to a great room with space for dining, and a flex space can serve as an office, library or den. On the second level, a private suite has two walk-in closets, a full bath and access to laundry. The unit has two bedrooms and two bathrooms in 1,758 square feet.
There are two outdoor spaces: a private balcony on the first floor and a rooftop deck with views of the city. The building has an elevator, and resident parking includes an assigned garage space on the first floor along with secure, gated guest parking. The renovated Central Station is a few blocks away, and restaurants, shops and gathering spots surround the building.
Deanna L Bruzzese of Century 21 Professionals Roch listed the condominium with Larry R Bruzzese, also of Century 21 Professionals Roch. Daniel Wickman of Redfin Corporation represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $650,000 · 18215 Parkside St, Detroit, Michigan
In the University District, a 1929 home built by W.C. Kreger and Stephenson Builders sold for $650,000. Its exterior is hand-hewn Briar Hill sandstone, and the property adjoins the Detroit Golf Course. The Gothic Revival home has been fully restored, and its systems throughout the home have been brought up to date.
Much of the original detail survives. The front door, the entry and the corner fireplace in the great room are original and feature Pewabic tile. The hardwood floors, the staircase and the banister have been restored, and the original radiators still provide steam heat in winter, with zoned central air for the summer months.
The rooms are finished with unusual surfaces. The dining room has a planked wood ceiling, and the great room ceiling has a woven mat treatment. Leathered walls with a crocodile pattern line the powder room, and the study-library has a stag wall treatment. The eat-in kitchen has soapstone countertops, custom cabinetry and upscale appliances, with copper tile work behind a built-in bar. French doors open from the dining room to a large covered porch.
At 4,596 square feet, it has the largest living area in this Top 5. The three-story home has five bedrooms and five bathrooms, three full and two half. The primary suite has two closets, a tub and a shower, and the second and third floors each have bedrooms and a full bath. Oversized cedar closets add storage, and the partially finished basement has its own fireplace and separate areas for mechanicals, a pantry and laundry. A detached two-car garage sits on the 6,969-square-foot lot.
Heather Dell of RE/MAX Leading Edge and Lauralee Snow, also of RE/MAX Leading Edge, were the listing agents. The home went under contract 19 days after it was listed and sold at its full asking price. Christopher L Ayers of @properties Christie’s Int’l R.E. Birmingham represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $390,000 · 16580 Westmoreland Rd, Detroit, Michigan
The listing says the brick Tudor at 16580 Westmoreland Road in North Rosedale Park had not been for sale in 39 years. Built in 1931, the home is finished in brick, stone and wood siding, with stained-glass windows.
Inside, the original craftsmanship has been kept. Built-in cabinets with leaded glass, working built-in radiators and original plaster crown moldings give the living and dining rooms their formality. Wood runs throughout, from the baseboards and trim and the hardwood floors to a wood-paneled study and solid wood doors with their original hardware. The kitchen is large and has been updated with an island. There is a fireplace in the living room and another in the partially finished basement.
The three-story home has five bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half, in 2,935 square feet. It sits on a lot of 8,276 square feet with a detached two-car garage.
The home sold for $390,000, above its $380,000 asking price. Michael Perna of EXP Realty The Perna Team and Stuart Daly, also of EXP Realty The Perna Team, were the listing agents, and Tramar Clay of National Realty Centers, Inc represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $370,000 · 442 N Melborn St, Dearborn, Michigan
A brick Tudor in the Highland neighborhood of Dearborn, built in 1941, sold for $370,000. Dearborn High School, Bryant Middle School and Lindbergh Elementary are all within walking distance. The property last sold for $207,000 in 2003.
The oak hardwood floors have been newly refinished, the bathrooms have been updated, and the windows are by Andersen. The home has two gas fireplaces and copper plumbing throughout, and a mini-split unit serves the upper floor. In the finished basement, a built-in electric heater keeps the lower level usable all year. The two-story home has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 2,423 square feet, along with a porch and a detached one-car garage.
The home went under contract 12 days after it was listed. Ronnie Ahmad of Keller Williams Legacy was the listing agent, and Nick Jaafar of Keller Williams Legacy represented the buyer. It was the second listing for Keller Williams Legacy in this Top 5, after the top sale in Dearborn Heights.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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