I live in Livonia myself. Whether you are looking for Livonia real estate, or just checking out Wayne County real estate. I believe Livonia, Michigan is a great city to move to. Whether are relocating to Michigan from out of state or just moving from one city to another, Livonia is a city you should look at. Livonia has been recognized by the FBI as the 7th Safest City in the Country. It has also been named the 2nd Best Kid Friendly Place in the Nation by Population Connection. The City of Livonia has also been rated the 2nd Least Economic Stressful by the City American City Business Journals.
The size of Livonia, MI is approximately 35.7 square miles on the western side of Detroit, in Wayne County, MI. Livonia is about 15 miles from Downtown Detroit. Livonia’s boundaries are Inkster Road on the east, Eight Mile Road on the north, Eckles Road and Haggerty Road on the west and Joy Road on the south. It is bordered to the east by the city of Redford. And bordered to the west by Northville and Plymouth. Farmington Hills and Novi are on the Northern border of Livonia. Livonia is very accessibile to many highways. The City´s great location offers easy east-west access via the Jeffries Expressway (I-96) and north-south transportation on the I-275 expressway. You can get to any where in the metro Detroit area easily from Livonia.
Livonia has condo and singe family homes. The home styles include bungalows, ranches, colonials, tudors, and contemporary. The prices range from $100,000 to $600,000 for single family homes. From a 900 square foot home to 4,000 square foot colonial with the latest amenities. Livonia has condos ranging from $40,000 to $325,000 with square footage from 600 to 2600 square feet.
Will the old Northville Psychiatric Hospital become part of LivoniaNorthville Township real estateNorthville Township residents are fighting hard to keep the old Northville Psychiatric hospital property part of Northville Township. They are setting up rallys, set up a website Stopannexation.com They were even planning to protest at Livonia's spree. I give it to anybody that gives up their time, money, and energy to support a cause that they believe in. From what I have been told is the basis of the disagreement between the developer and Northville Township is: that Northville Townshipwill not agree to the higher density of buildings on the property. Of course the more offices, homes, or shops will make the developer more money. I would assume that it would bring more money in tax base to Northville Township. Please correct me if I am wrong in what I heard or think. Then the developer was smart enough to "put live in security on the property" That "live in security" then became residents of the property. The "live in security" then voted to be annexed after there was no resolution with the township. Of course no city or Mayor would be crazy enough to turn down free land that would increase tax base, residents, and land. I don't blame any of the participants in this drama.
There is currently a bill in the Michigan Senate that would amend Townships rules of annexation. But it has not made it to a floor vote. According to MichiganTownships.org the annexation vote in August seems inevitable. Tell me what you think of all of this? Who do you think is right or wrong in this situation. Leave me a comment Both of these cities are good cities to relocate to if you are moving from out of state. For more Michigan relocation information, Metro Detroit Real estate information feel free to go to my websites www.RussRavary.com or www.DetroitMichiganRealEstateHomes.com There is lots of information on Livonia, Plymouth, Northville, Novi. MY quote of the day is "There would be no passion in this world if we never had to fight for what we believe in" Suzie Switzer http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/003CEB Posted on Jun 29, 2008 @ 9:59 pm by russ.ravary - View Profile
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Sumac Pointe, Newburgh Lake, Hines Park,When looking for something to do when taking a break from searching Metro Detroit Michigan real estate look no further than Hines Parks and Hines Drive. Hines Parkway winds through a series of parks from Northville to Dearborn. It was designed as a flood plain for the Middle Rouge river. So when it rains Hines parkway is closed down. Here is one of the parks that is located in Livonia Michigan. SUMAC POINTE ON NEWBURGH LAKE IN LIVONIA MICHIGAN The park is located just west of Newburgh Rd Between Plymouth Rd and Ann Arbor Trail. You enter the park right off Hines Drive. Newburgh Lake which was formed by dam is now an area to paddle boat, kayak, canoe, and fish. Sumac Pointe is a great place to relax with the family, picnic, or stick a pole in the water. There is a very nice play area for the kids. Swings, slides that are kept up and very nice. You can barbecue and there is even a covered area in case of a unexpected shower or the hot sun. Enjoy the day and Sumac Pointe and Hines Drive. If you are through enjoying yourself and want to get back searching for Metro Detroit Michigan Real estate and homes. You can click on the button above to Search Michigan homes for sale. Or you can also go to my other website to bet more buyer info and seller info www.RussRavary.com http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/003BB0 Posted on Jun 22, 2008 @ 4:00 pm by russ.ravary - View Profile
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36732 Dowling Livonia MI 48150Here is a great home if you are searching Metro Detroit real estate or Livonia real estate
You can search for more Livonia real estate or Metro Detroit Michigan real estate by clicking the search for homes button above or go to my other website www.RussRavary.com You can search homes on this site or the other one. http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/003B87 Posted on Jun 20, 2008 @ 11:10 pm by russ.ravary - View Profile
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Prices for Livonia homes like the ranches and colonials described above currently range from $100,000 to $300,000 (2008). We also have some newer brick colonial homes and subdivisions that range up into the $500,000 range. These newer homes were built in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. They have the latest must haves such as granite countertops, open layouts, walk in closets, recessed lighting, and large kitchens.
For people looking to relocate to Michigan, Livonia Michigan has a wide variety of beautiful homes and nice neighborhoods. Many subdivisions have mature trees. Livonia also has a great park system with many parks within walking distance of any home. For more on Livonia Neighborhoods and Livonia Subdivisions you can go to my other website www.RussRavary.com If you are wondering where Livonia is located when searching Metro Detroit real estate it is about 20 minutes west of downtown Detroit and off I-96 and I -275.
To search for Livonia Homes for sale or Metro Detroit real estate click on the search for homes button above My quote of the day is from Willie Nelson: When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around. http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/0033CC Posted on May 14, 2008 @ 7:08 am by russ.ravary - View Profile
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One of the styles of Livonia Ranches, some have attached garages, some are much larger.
We have a subdivision in Livonia called Rosedale Gardens that has homes like this.
One of the styles of colonials built in the 1960s and 1970s in Livonia. Some are all brick. Many have been updated. Some have the covered front porch. Many have different fronts from the one pictured here.