The Birmingham market right now
Last six months of sales from the MLS, refreshed hourly.
How we'd sell your Birmingham home
Our office is at 110 Willits Street, a short walk from downtown Birmingham, so this is home turf. A lot of the older homes near downtown have been replaced with new construction over the years, which keeps prices high and comparisons tricky.
Get the price right the first week
Only 22% of Birmingham homes sold over asking in the last six months, and 19% cut their price before selling. Most of the attention a listing gets comes in its first week, so we price from the sales closest to your home, not the city average.
Market it like the buyers expect
46% of sales here were $1 million or more. Those buyers shop online first and judge fast, so every listing gets professional photos, video and a floor plan, and we handle private showings around your schedule.
Get ahead of the inspection
The typical Birmingham home that sold recently was built around 1968. Older homes tend to bring sewer line, electrical and window questions, so we talk through a pre-listing inspection first. Finding an issue before a buyer does keeps them from using it to renegotiate.
Have the condo paperwork ready
About 24% of sales here are condos. We gather the association documents, fees and rules before we list, so a condo buyer and their lender can say yes faster.
Know your number before you sign anything
Before you list, you get a net sheet: the sale price we expect, minus commission, the 0.86% Michigan transfer tax, title and your payoff, so you know what you walk away with. Most Birmingham homes go under contract in about 12 days, so we also line up your timeline and your next move before the sign goes up.
What clients say about our team
I can't say enough about Mike. He was incredible from start to finish. He sold my house quickly and was instrumental in helping me find a new place, all within 24 hours after offers were made and accepted. He tells it like it is, and I so appreciate that.
Mike sold our previous house and helped us buy a new one. Flexible with our schedules and explained each step along the way.
Mike made our experience exceptional. Always available to answer questions and walk us through the next steps. 10/10 service.
Who you'd work with
Michael AllenAssociate Broker, team lead
Anthony RinnaAgent
Brendan MadiganAgent
John AllenAgentEvery request is read by a real person, usually the same day and always within one business day.
Buying in Birmingham?
See every home for sale, updated every 10 minutes from the MLS, and what sold nearby.
Questions about selling in Birmingham
How do I choose a real estate agent in Birmingham?
Ask any agent you interview for the recent Birmingham sales closest to your home, what they would list it for and why, and what you would net after costs. A good agent answers all three in writing before you sign. The MJA Company, based at 110 Willits Street in Birmingham, gives every Birmingham seller a home value from nearby sales and a net sheet up front.
How much are homes selling for in Birmingham?
Over the last six months, 214 homes sold in Birmingham, MI for a median of $932,500, about $341 per square foot, at 98.5% of their list price on average.
How long does it take to sell a house in Birmingham?
The typical Birmingham home went under contract in 12 days over the last six months. Closing usually follows 30 to 45 days later with a mortgage buyer, sooner with cash.
What does it cost to sell a house in Birmingham?
Most Michigan sellers spend about 6% to 10% of the price once commission, the 0.86% state and county transfer tax, title insurance and prorated taxes are counted. We give you an exact net sheet for your home before you list.
Other cities we work in
Helpful reading: what it costs to sell in Michigan, how long it takes to sell, selling and buying at the same time.
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