Historic South Side
Older housing south of the downtown, inside the historic district in part
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From MichRIC listing data inside the boundary on the map, homes for sale and sales from the last six months together, refreshed with the feed (Oct 25). Below five sales a row gives the range rather than a median.
About Historic South Side
The Historic South Side covers the older residential streets south of downtown Ypsilanti. Housing is largely nineteenth- and early twentieth-century, and part of the area falls within the Ypsilanti Historic District, where exterior work is reviewed.
Historic South Side is an established Ypsilanti neighborhood south of the downtown district. Nineteenth- and early twentieth-century housing, residential blocks and proximity to Michigan Avenue give the area a different feel from the township's planned subdivisions. It is a useful place to look for an older city home with its own architectural character and a connection to downtown destinations.
The housing includes properties that have evolved through additions, renovation and changes in use over time. A smaller detached home and a larger converted residence can occupy nearby blocks while serving very different needs. The neighborhood's position south of downtown is the key geographic feature; individual historic status and permitted use must be checked for the specific address.
Ask me whether a specific address is inside the district boundary, because it changes what an owner may do.
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