Neighborhoods | Chesterfield, New Baltimore, Macomb Twp, Shelby Twp, Clinton Twp, Southfield

The Market

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Six real Metro Detroit communities, from Matthew's Chesterfield Township base to his current listing in Oakland County. Each has its own buyer, its own pricing logic and its own paperwork. Below is the short version. The longer version is a phone call.

Chesterfield Township

Home base for Crosby Consulting & Real Estate Services, along the Lake St. Clair corridor.

Chesterfield Township is where Matthew's brokerage, Crosby Consulting & Real Estate Services, is based. A mix of established subdivisions and newer construction near the I-94 corridor.

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New Baltimore

A close-knit lakeside community just south of Chesterfield Township.

A small city on Anchor Bay, popular with buyers who want walkable downtown character and water access without leaving Macomb County.

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Macomb Township

One of the fastest growing townships in the county, with newer construction and larger lots.

New subdivisions continue to fill in here, so knowing which builder incentives are live matters as much as knowing the comparable resale prices.

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Shelby Township

Established neighborhoods with strong schools, west of the Chesterfield corridor.

A steady, well-regarded township with a wide range of housing stock, from starter ranches to larger executive homes.

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Clinton Township

Macomb County's commercial hub, with a wide mix of housing stock and price points.

The county's population center, with everything from older post-war neighborhoods to newer condo developments.

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Southfield

Oakland County, where a current listing sits. First-ring Detroit suburb with mature tree cover.

A first-ring Detroit suburb in Oakland County. Matthew's current active listing on Marshall Street sits in the Oakland Gardens subdivision here.

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