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  • $59,000

    2645 Rochester St, Detroit, MI 48206

    --beds
    --baths
    0.33Acres
    Land
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    0.33 Acres Lot
    $-- Zestimate®
    $--/sqft
    $-- HOA

    What's special

    One of a kind location adjacent to Historic Boston Edison Neighborhood. Parcel is zoned R-6 which allows for a variety of residential multi-family building types including condominiums, townhouses and lofts. There are 3 other nearby parcels available for sale for a total of over 2 acres (see MLS #20221012614 #20230056943 #20230056955) In addition, the Detroit Land Bank is seeking proposals from developers for over 10 acres in the immediate area making this location an attractive development opportunity. The beautiful architecture of historic Sacred Heart Seminary as well as the historic homes in Boston Edison set the stage for what could be a transformative development in Detroit. Owner is a licensed real estate agent.
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    Zillow last checked: 7 hours ago

    Listing updated: August 07, 2025 at 03:00am

    Listed by:

    Mark Hoffman 313-770-3458,

    Brick and Stone Real Estate 313-770-3458

    Source: Realcomp II,MLS#: 20230056955MLS Logo
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    Facts & features

    Interior

    Features
    • Has basement: No
    • Has fireplace: No

    Property

    Lot
    • Size: 0.33 Acres
    • Dimensions: 135 x 107
    Details
    • Parcel number: 10002738.
    • Zoning description: MultiFamily
    • Special conditions: Agent Owned,Short Sale No

    Utilities & green energy

    • Sewer: Public Sewer
    • Water: Public

    Community & HOA

    Community
    • Subdivision: DEXTER BOULEVARD HEIGHTS (PLATS)
    HOA
    • Has HOA: No
    Location
    • Region: Detroit

    Financial & listing details

    • Tax assessed value: $1,500
    • Annual tax amount: $131
    • Date on market: 7/12/2023
    • Listing agreement: Exclusive Right To Sell
    • Listing terms: Cash,Conventional,Trade 1031 Exchange
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