Hardwood-style flooring at Detroit Living in Detroit, Michigan

Kitchen with appliances and cabinets at Detroit Living in Detroit, Michigan

Spacious living room with couch and wood-style flooring at Detroit Living in Detroit, Michigan

Thoughtfully designed living room with wood flooring and plenty of natural light at Detroit Living in Detroit, Michigan

Historic and New Construction Apartments in Detroit’s Best Neighborhoods

Welcome to Detroit

The right blend of contemporary finishes and historic beauty. Detroit’s most iconic and beautiful buildings revived with modern updates that fit and enhance each building’s charm. Our buildings are located in the best parts of Detroit, putting you near compelling bars, restaurants, greenways, parks, and art.

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Rivertown

Detroit’s Rivertown neighborhood, nestled along the banks of the Detroit River, is a unique blend of industrial heritage and modern revival. Once a bustling hub for shipping and manufacturing, Rivertown has transformed in recent years into a vibrant area known for its scenic riverfront parks, luxury lofts, and access to cultural and recreational amenities. The Detroit Riverwalk, a key feature of the neighborhood, offers stunning waterfront views, walking and biking paths, and connections to local landmarks like the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre and William G. Milliken State Park. Many of our buildings put you right next to the entrances of the Dequindre Cut and Riverwalk.

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The Villages

Detroit’s Villages are a vibrant tapestry of architectural diversity, tree lined streets, and cool retail corridors. With enclaves like Indian Village, West Village, East Village, and Islandview, The Villages offer a blend of early 20th-century mansions, cozy row houses, and historic high-rise apartments. The villages are known for walkable streets lined with award winning food, beverage, and retail along Kercheval and Agnes. Its proximity to Belle Isle Park, Erma Henderson Park, and the Detroit Riverwalk make it perfect for exploring.

Neighborhood aerial at Detroit Living in Detroit,

New Center

Just north of Midtown, New Center offers a quieter, more relaxed urban lifestyle while still being minutes from downtown and major institutions like the Henry Ford Health System and Wayne State University. The neighborhood is known for its stunning Art Deco buildings—like the iconic Fisher Building—alongside well-preserved homes, modern apartments, and new residential developments. With the QLINE streetcar running through the heart of the area, commuting is simple, and local businesses, cafés, and markets are right outside your door. New Center combines community-oriented living with the conveniences of city life, making it a compelling choice for professionals and creatives alike.

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Midtown

Centrally located and highly walkable, Midtown is anchored by institutions like the Detroit Institute of Arts, Wayne State University, and the Detroit Medical Center, bringing together a unique mix of creatives, professionals, and students. The neighborhood is alive with local coffee shops, independent boutiques, art galleries, and award-winning restaurants, all set against a backdrop of beautifully restored historic architecture and modern lofts. Parks, bike lanes, and green spaces provide room to unwind, while frequent events and street fairs create a strong community. Much of the city’s hustle and bustle is here, where there’s never a shortage of things to do or people to meet.

Community aerial view at Detroit Living in Detroit,

Southwest

Anchored by Mexicantown, the neighborhood offers plenty of bakeries, shops, and family-owned restaurants. Vibrant murals and public art pepper the neighborhood. Live music, award winning restaurants, and authentic Mexican food markets bring the streets to life year-round. Just minutes from downtown, Southwest Detroit also features Clark Park, a beloved green space perfect for a stroll or picnic. Located in Southwest, the historic Sainte Anne de Detroit is America’s second oldest Catholic church, and recently underwent an extensive restoration project. Nearby, the newly reimagined Central Train Station adds beautiful green space and entertainment. Corktown, Detroit’s Irish corridor known for great shopping, bars, and restaurants, is just a walk away.

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Featured Properties

Explore a sampling of some great properties in each neighborhood. Amenities vary building to building, get in touch to learn more and schedule a tour.