Warrendale is a suburban community in Detroit’s far west side. The area is one of the city’s largest neighborhoods and will be celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025. Warrendale has a powerful sense of community, with many residents living in the region for generations and many businesses serving the area for decades. Homes in the area are often smaller and older with plenty of yard space, each connected by sidewalks that offer quick access to popular local parks and nearby schools. Warrendale is also bordered by revitalized shopping districts and offers quick access to both Dearborn and downtown Detroit, making it a great “middle-ground neighborhood,” says Barb Matney, the Warrendale Community Organization President for over 8 years. Among the tree-lined streets and sidewalks connecting residencies, architectural styles are comprised mostly of ranch, brick and bungalow-style homes built between the 1920s and 1960s. Prices can range from $30,000 to $135,000, depending on whether the homes are in need of repairs or have already been renovated. Each home in Warrendale is matched with a sizable plot of land, which often includes a driveway and plenty of street parking. The