The market in Hubbell-Puritan has ten homes listed for sale as of October 2026, with prices ranging from ninety-five thousand dollars to nearly two hundred thousand. The median asking price sits at one hundred forty-seven thousand four hundred fifty dollars.
In short, if you are looking at the current inventory, these are the numbers you will find on the page.
The market in this slice
You are looking at a neighborhood where homes sit for over two hundred days before selling, with an average size of just over one thousand four hundred square feet and most built around nineteen forty. The asking price here lands at a median of one hundred four dollars per square foot, reflecting the specific rhythm of this slice of the market in October twenty twenty-six.
The end result is that these properties, typically featuring three bedrooms, are waiting for buyers who understand the local history behind the brick and board. In short, the numbers tell a story of patience and stability rather than a frantic race to find a deal.
Beside the rest of the market
Across Detroit the median asking price is $109,000.
Against what homes are worth
The Census puts the median value of an owner's home in Hubbell-Puritan at $81,300, so these asking prices run 81% above that figure. Fifty-nine point nine percent of the occupied homes there are lived in by their owners while fourteen point one percent sit vacant according to the Census count.
The end result? These numbers show a market where many houses are priced well beyond what most neighbors pay for their own place.
How we count
Every active listing in the Rebuild Detroit homes index counts, MLS and off-market homes alike, read on October 26, 2026. A slice is written only where at least five homes are for sale in it.
Final word
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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.