Six homes are listed for sale in Martin Park this October with prices ranging from forty-two thousand dollars to five hundred thousand dollars. The median asking price sits at two hundred thirty-nine thousand four hundred dollars.
The end result? A clear snapshot of the neighborhood market right now.
The market in this slice
The numbers in Martin Park tell a story of older homes waiting for buyers, with a median asking price of $83 per square foot on properties averaging 2,090 square feet and five bedrooms. These listings have sat on the market for 179 days, and most were built in 1928, representing three single-family houses and one multi-family building in this specific slice of the neighborhood.
The end result is a clear picture of inventory that has been around for nearly a century, offering space but requiring patience from those looking to purchase.
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 Martin Park at $128,100, so these asking prices run 87% above that figure. Forty-five point three percent of the occupied homes there are lived in by their owners, while the Census counts twenty-five point one percent of Martin Park's homes as vacant.
The end result? You can see those numbers on our website at rebuilddetroit.com if you want to check current listings.
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
A new edition follows on schedule, so the trend is always one click away. That is the story so far.
Sources
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.