The small neighborhood of Greenfield is about 13 miles from downtown Detroit and features three parks and two schools. Rows of mid-century brick bungalows create solid, stable homes for first-time homebuyers or long-time neighborhood residents. Bisected by Pembroke Avenue, Greenfield has access to major roads like Southfield Freeway, the James Couzens Freeway and 7 Mile Road, which has several restaurants and shops. “Greenfield is a great starter area for homebuyers. This makes it popular with young couples and families who want a stable starter home,” says Enrico Johnson, broker-owner of Prestige Realty Services, who was raised in the area, still lives there, and has been selling nearby homes since 2007. Students attend schools within the Detroit Public Schools Community School District, graded an overall C on Niche, and Wayne County Community College is less than 2 miles south of Greenfield. The nearest Meijer is down on Grand River Avenue, about 4 miles away. Homes in Greenfield can be dated back to the 1940s and 1950s during the segregation era of Detroit’s history. Because these single-family homes are all very similar-looking brick bungalows, a series of personalized