Greenland, MI

Greenland is a small town located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The population is just over 1,000 people and the median household income is just over $50,000. Greenland was founded in 1872 and it has been a farming community ever since. The primary industry in Greenland is agriculture, but there are also a few small businesses that provide services to the local community.

The real estate market in Greenland is very stable and there are not many opportunities for homebuyers to purchase homes at a discount. The average price of a home in Greenland is around $150,000 and the median sale price is $225,000. There are only about 10 homes that have been sold for under $100,000 and there have been no sales below $75,000 in the past year.

The most popular type of home that has been sold in Greenland over the past year is an single-family detached home. These homes typically sell for around $275,000 on average and they are becoming more popular as buyers look for properties that offer more privacy than apartments or condos. Buyers who are looking for something smaller may prefer to purchase a townhome or condo instead of an attached home because these types of properties tend to be less expensive on average.