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Homes for sale under $150,000 in Brown City, October 2026

Every home listed under $150,000 in Brown City this month, counted and priced.

By Victoria JacksonEditor In Chief Published 1 min read
8
For sale
$72,400
Median asking price
$71
Per square foot
139 days
Median days listed

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See the homes for sale behind these numbers.

Homes for sale in Brown City

Eight homes are for sale under $150,000 in Brown City in October 2026. Their median asking price is $72,400, ranging from $20,000 to $139,000.

The end result? A clear snapshot of what is available right now for buyers looking at that specific neighborhood and price point.

The market in this slice

Asking prices work out to a median $71 a square foot. The typical home in the group has 1,288 square feet and 3 bedrooms.

The typical listing here has been on the market 139 days. By type that is 6 houses and 2 lots and land.

Beside the rest of the market

That is 42% of the 19 homes for sale in the city.

Against what homes are worth

The Census puts the median value of an owner's home in Brown City at $127,700, so these asking prices run 43% below that figure. Sixty-eight point eight percent of the occupied homes there are lived in by their owners, while the Census counts 1.8% of Brown City's homes as vacant.

In short, this data shows a market where affordability is high relative to local ownership costs. The end result? You can find listings that fit a budget without stretching too far.

How we count

Every active listing in the Rebuild Detroit homes index counts, MLS and off-market homes alike, read on October 29, 2026. A slice is written only where at least five homes are for sale in it.

Final word

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Victoria Jackson

Victoria Jackson

Editor In Chief, Detroit Ledger

Victoria Jackson is a lifelong student and sharp-eyed documentarian of all things Detroit, from its rich musical roots and cultural icons to its shifting neighborhoods, storied architecture, and underground legends.