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A total of 127 real estate transactions were recorded across Macomb County during the week of January 19 through January 23, 2026, according to county records. The sales reflect a mix of residential, commercial, and vacant land deals, with the highest single transaction reaching $1.2 million for a lakefront home in Harrison Township.
Residential sales dominated the week, accounting for 89 of the recorded transfers. The median sale price for single-family homes settled at $245,000, a modest increase from the previous week's median of $238,000. Several communities saw notable activity, including Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, and Macomb Township, each reporting more than a dozen closings.
In Sterling Heights, a four-bedroom colonial on Hayes Road sold for $410,000, while a smaller ranch-style home on 15 Mile Road changed hands for $189,000. Clinton Township recorded a commercial property sale on Gratiot Avenue for $675,000, with the buyer planning to convert the space into a medical office.
Vacant land sales were sparse, with only five transactions. The largest parcel, a 3.2-acre lot in Washington Township, sold for $112,000. County officials noted that winter months typically see slower activity, but demand for affordable housing in the region remains steady.
The full list of transfers, including buyer and seller names, property addresses, and sale prices, is available through the Macomb County Register of Deeds office.
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