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Ed Brittingham

REMAX Eclipse

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For sellers, I use a proven pricing approach, strategic home-prep recommendations, and an unparalleled online and offline marketing strategy designed to expose your property to as many qualified buyers as possible, driving strong demand and helping you earn top dollar.

For buyers, I help you understand local market conditions, narrow your search, and write smart offers without overpaying. My focus areas include Clawson, Clinton Township, Madison Heights, Lathrup Village, Roseville, Eastpointe, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Shores, Sterling Heights, Franklin, Grosse Pointe Woods, Harper Woods, Commerce Township, Shelby Township, Farmington Hills, Grosse Pointe Park, Fraser, Ferndale, Pontiac, Troy, Farmington, Warren, Pleasant Ridge, Washington Township, Walled Lake, Southfield, New Baltimore, Leonard, Bingham Farms, Berkley, Hazel Park, Center Line, Huntington Woods, Beverly Hills, Utica, Oxford, Richmond, Lake Orion, Oakland Township, Washington, Macomb County, Romeo, Royal Oak, Harrison Township, Rochester Hills, Bloomfield Hills, Rochester, Oak Park, Armada, Chesterfield, St. Clair Shores, Birmingham, Oakland County, Macomb, Auburn Hills, Bruce Township, Mount Clemens, Grosse Pointe Farms, Novi, along with surrounding towns, communities and neighborhoods.

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Sterling Heights, MI

5537 Acorn Ln #101, Sterling Heights, MI 48314

Attention investors and home buyers alike! This meticulously maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom upper-level condominium offers a prime turnkey opportunity with association approval for leasing. Enter from the ground level through the attached one-car garage or private entryway, leading to an expansive main living area featuring a cozy gas fireplace and an eat-in kitchen complete with all stainless-steel appliances. Both bedrooms are generously sized with abundant closet space, complemented by two full bathrooms and an in-unit laundry area with the washer and dryer included. Major updates provide total peace of mind, including a furnace and central air conditioning system that were replaced within the last two years and are regularly serviced. Strong rental appeal, low-maintenance living, and immediate proximity to shopping, dining, and major thoroughfares make this an exceptional find. Schedule your private showing today!

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Shelby Township, MI

53183 Celtic Dr, Shelby Township, MI 48315

Welcome to a home where sophisticated luxury meets undeniable allure. Set on a premium lot with rare, highly coveted east, south, and west exposures—with no north-facing outlook—this residence captures the full arc of the sun from sunrise through sunset, filling the interiors with natural light all day. By day, it glows; after dark, designer lighting creates a warm, cinematic atmosphere.

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Thursday, September 10, 2026

Is Your Washington, MI Asking Price Ready for September 2026?

Washington, MI

New-listing activity provides a useful checkpoint before a home goes to market. Before putting a Washington home on the market, ask whether the asking price will invite the right buyers while supporting your selling objective. July's new-listing activity gives a broad reference point, but the strongest pricing decision still comes from matching your home's condition and features with relevant alternatives.

Harrison Township, MI

How Should Buyers Search Harrison Township, MI in September 2026?

Use the latest reported figures to shape a focused home search. Buyers deciding how to search Harrison Township should begin with a realistic view of available supply, completed sales, and pricing context. The latest reported figures can help you set priorities without treating a broad market measure as a promise about one property. A disciplined search combines financing, property condition, location, and offer terms from the beginning.

Troy, MI

Should You List Your Troy, MI Home in September 2026?

Use the reported pricing relationship to set a thoughtful selling strategy. If you are deciding whether to list, the better question is not simply whether conditions look favorable. It is whether your home's condition, timing, and likely competition support a well-prepared launch. The latest market report gives sellers a useful starting point, but a property-specific pricing review should guide the final decision.

St. Clair Shores, MI

How Should St. Clair Shores, MI Sellers Price a Home in September 2026?

A practical way to turn reported market numbers into a property-specific pricing decision. The best pricing decision starts with evidence, but it should never rely on a single headline number. For a St. Clair Shores seller, the central question is whether the proposed price fits the home, its condition, and the competition buyers can see. The latest market report offers a useful starting point, while a property-specific review determines how to apply it.

Fraser, MI

How Should Sellers Price a Fraser, MI Home in September 2026?

A practical way to connect pricing decisions with the latest reported market evidence. Sellers should begin with a market-supported pricing range, then refine it around the home's condition, features, and competition. The goal is not to copy a headline number, but to create a position that attracts serious attention while protecting negotiating leverage.

Romeo, MI

Can Buyers Compete Wisely in Romeo, MI This September 2026?

A prepared offer should protect your priorities while staying responsive. Buyers can compete wisely by knowing their budget, reviewing each home's condition carefully, and deciding in advance which terms matter most. The goal is not to rush into an offer, but to be ready to act with confidence when a home fits your needs and your due diligence supports the decision.

Eastpointe, MI

How to Price Your Eastpointe, MI Home in September 2026

A practical way to connect your asking price with buyer expectations and selling goals. If you are considering a sale, the key question is whether your asking price fits the evidence and your timing. The latest report supports a disciplined launch rather than a guess based on one nearby property. A clear pricing review can help you decide what preparation matters, how to position the home, and how to respond when buyers compare it with alternatives.

Commerce Township, MI

How Should Sellers Price a Commerce Township, MI Home in September 2026?

A strong pricing decision starts with the property, not a broad headline. Sellers should begin with a property-specific pricing review before choosing a launch price. The latest market evidence supports careful positioning, but broad figures do not replace an analysis of condition, location, improvements, and competing homes. A thoughtful price can attract serious attention while preserving room for a well-managed negotiation.

Rochester, MI

How Should You Price a Rochester, MI Home for September 2026 Buyers?

A well-supported asking price gives buyers a reason to engage and sellers room to negotiate. Pricing a home is not simply a matter of choosing the highest number that sounds appealing. The practical decision is where your property fits among new listings, active competition, and completed sales. Rochester's latest figures provide a starting framework, while condition, improvements, presentation, and buyer response determine how your own price should be refined.

Royal Oak, MI

How to Price a Royal Oak, MI Home in September 2026

A practical way to turn market evidence into a thoughtful listing strategy. If you are preparing to sell, the best pricing decision starts with evidence and property-specific judgment rather than a hopeful guess. The latest market report supports a careful, well-positioned launch, while the right list price still depends on condition, improvements, location within the city, and your timing. A focused review can help you attract attention without giving away negotiating room.

Grosse Pointe, MI

Should You List a Grosse Pointe, MI Home in September 2026?

A disciplined pricing and preparation decision begins with the latest reported activity. Yes, listing can be a sensible decision when the preparation, price, and timing work together. The latest reported activity supports a deliberate launch rather than an automatic pricing stretch. A strong result depends on how closely your home matches the properties behind the headline figures, so the right question is not simply whether to sell. It is how to position the property so qualified buyers understand its value quickly.

Oxford, MI

How Should Sellers Price an Oxford, MI Home in September 2026?

A focused launch price can protect your negotiating position. Sellers should begin with a property-specific pricing review rather than a broad guess. The reported market supports a deliberate launch strategy, especially when condition, presentation, and competition can influence how buyers compare homes.

Chesterfield, MI

How to Price a Chesterfield, MI Home in September 2026

A focused pricing plan starts with relevant local sale evidence. Sellers should price from recent comparable sales and the property's condition, not from a hopeful target. The clearest starting point is to understand how completed sales, available homes, and buyer response fit together before choosing an asking price.

Rochester Hills, MI

How Should You Price a Rochester Hills, MI Home in September 2026?

A practical way to connect pricing with buyer response and your selling priorities. The right pricing decision starts with evidence, not a hopeful guess or a single online estimate. If you are preparing to sell, the goal is to position the home where qualified buyers will recognize its value while protecting your negotiating room. A careful review of comparable sales, competing listings, condition, and timing can turn a broad market signal into a property-specific strategy.

Novi, MI

How to Price a Novi, MI Home in September 2026

Build an asking strategy around relevant competition and buyer response. Sellers asking whether to lead with an ambitious price or a disciplined launch price should favor a position that earns attention quickly. The strongest approach is to compare your home's condition, features, and competition before deciding how much negotiating room to leave.

New Baltimore, MI

How Should Sellers Price in New Baltimore, MI This September 2026?

A focused launch plan matters more than simply choosing a hopeful number. Sellers should price from the competition buyers can actually choose, then support that position with a polished presentation and clear launch strategy. The strongest first step is to compare your home carefully with active options and recent closed properties before setting an asking price.

Beverly Hills, MI

How to Price a Beverly Hills, MI Home for Sale in September 2026

Use market evidence as a starting point, then refine the strategy for the property itself. For a seller, the central question is not whether a broad market number sounds encouraging; it is how your home's condition, position, and presentation should shape the asking price. The latest reported figures support a disciplined launch, with pricing grounded in comparable homes and a plan for handling early interest.

Oakland County, MI

How Should You Price a Home in Oakland County, MI in September 2026?

A disciplined pricing decision starts with sold evidence, current competition, and a clear selling plan. The right asking price is not simply the highest number you can imagine. It should reflect what buyers have recently accepted, how your home compares with active competition, and how much flexibility your move requires. If you are preparing to sell, use the reported market figures as a starting point, then refine the price around your property's condition, features, and immediate competition.

Madison Heights, MI

How to Price a Madison Heights, MI Home in September 2026

A focused pricing plan can create a stronger first impression. Sellers should lead with a price that matches comparable homes and the property's condition, rather than leaving room for a large correction. The latest market report points to a setting where preparation, presentation, and a defensible launch price deserve equal attention.

Macomb, MI

How Should Sellers Price a Macomb, MI Home in September 2026?

A disciplined launch price should reflect recent local sale and listing evidence. Sellers should price from relevant recent competition and completed sales, then prepare to defend that position with condition, presentation, and a clear negotiation plan. A strong asking price is not simply ambitious; it gives qualified buyers a credible reason to act.

Birmingham, MI

How to Price a Birmingham, MI Home for Sale in September 2026

A disciplined pricing and presentation plan can help sellers make a confident launch decision. Pricing a Birmingham home for sale calls for a deliberate balance: capture the property's appeal without asking the market to justify an unsupported premium. The latest reported figures offer useful guardrails, but they do not replace a property-specific review. For sellers, the practical answer is to position the home with discipline, not guesswork, before inviting offers.

Farmington Hills, MI

How Should Sellers Price a Farmington Hills, MI Home in September 2026?

A disciplined pricing review can help sellers balance attention, timing, and negotiating strength. The right pricing decision begins with evidence, not an optimistic guess or a single online estimate. For sellers in Farmington Hills, the practical question is how to position a property so its condition, improvements, and competition are reflected clearly from the beginning. The latest reported figures offer useful boundaries, but a property-specific review still determines the right launch strategy.

Lake Orion, MI

How to Price a Lake Orion, MI Home in September 2026

A focused pricing plan should reflect both recent sales and competing homes. Sellers should price from evidence, not from a hoped-for outcome. A clear review of comparable homes, property condition, and buyer alternatives can position a listing for serious attention.

Huntington Woods, MI

How to Price a Huntington Woods, MI Home in September 2026

A practical pricing approach for homeowners weighing timing, condition, and buyer response. The best pricing starting point is not a single headline number. Homeowners should compare recent sales with active competition, then adjust the strategy for condition, improvements, presentation, and personal timing. That approach creates a credible launch position while leaving room for informed negotiation.

Clinton Township, MI

Should You Price Your Clinton Township, MI Home in September 2026?

A focused pricing plan can help your home enter the market with purpose. Yes, sellers should price with care rather than rely on a broad estimate. The strongest starting point is a close review of competing homes, recent sales, and your home's condition before deciding how much room to leave for negotiation.

Washington, MI

Is Your Washington, MI Asking Price Ready for September 2026?

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