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Lansing, MI 5 Bedroom Homes For Sale

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$5,889 Closing Credit*

$495,900

3,658 SqFt

5 Beds

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3 Full Baths, 1 Partial

8251 Doe Pass, Lansing MI, 48917

Camille Dabney, Listing Office: RE/MAX Real Estate Professionals

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Lansing, MI Real Estate Market Overview

Browse 12 5 bedroom homes for sale in Lansing, MI. View properties, photos, nearby real estate with school and housing market information. The number of homes for sale in Lansing, MI increased by 5.9% between September 2024 and October 2024. While the average time on the market in October 2024 was 25 days, the median list price was $150,550. While more than 54 listings in Lansing, MI in October 2024 were sold above asking price, there were more than 25 listings sold at asking price, and more than 59 were sold below.

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Living In Lansing, MI

What is it like to live in Lansing, Michigan?

Lansing is located in Ingham County, Michigan. There are roughly 111,605 residents, living in 47,232 households. The average temperature for Lansing this time of the year is low of 31F and high of 47F. On average, Lansing gets about 2.75 inches of precipitation in November. Most residents are home owners (53%), have a post secondary degree (56%) and are single, no kids (54%).

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What type of housing is available in Lansing, Michigan?

Lansing's housing market is diverse, offering a range of options from historic homes to contemporary apartments. Single-family homes are prevalent, making up approximately 60% of the housing stock, with a mix of Victorian, Colonial, and Ranch styles. The remaining 40% is comprised of multi-family units, including apartments and condominiums, which cater to the city's varied demographic. The homeownership rate in Lansing is around 54%, with a significant portion of the population opting to rent.

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What are the advantages of living in Lansing, Michigan?

Lansing is celebrated for its vibrant community spirit and cultural diversity. The city prides itself on being the state capital and hosting numerous events throughout the year, such as the Lansing JazzFest and the Common Ground Music Festival, which reflect the area's rich cultural tapestry. The community's character is further defined by its commitment to the arts, education, and a growing technology sector.

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Are things conveniently located in Lansing, Michigan?

The community is served by a robust educational system, including numerous public schools at all levels and a selection of private institutions, some with religious affiliations. Lansing is home to several healthcare facilities, offering a range of services from primary care to specialized treatments. The city's public library system is extensive, providing residents with access to a wealth of resources. Retail and dining options abound, showcasing local flavors and international cuisine, and the city is proactive in adapting services to meet the evolving needs of its residents.

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What does the transportation in Lansing, Michigan look like?

Lansing's transportation infrastructure supports both private and public transit options. The city's bus system operates on a set schedule, providing consistent service throughout the day. Ride-sharing services are available, enhancing mobility for residents and visitors. The area's walkability varies, with downtown Lansing being particularly pedestrian-friendly. A network of roads and highways, including I-496 and US-127, facilitate commuting and regional travel, with ongoing projects aimed at improving transport efficiency.

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Homes For Sale Near Lansing, MI

Housing Market Reports In Ingham County

Schools Near Lansing, MI

Elementary Schools

  • Cole Academy

    1915 W Mount Hope Ave

    Public Charter KG-6

  • Lyons School

    2901 Lyons Ave

    Public District PK-3

  • Elmwood Elementary School

    1533 Elmwood Rd

    Public District 1-4

Middle Schools

  • Midmichigan Leadership Academy

    730 W Maple St

    Public Charter PK-8

  • Lansing Charter Academy

    3300 Express Ct

    Public Charter KG-8

  • Post Oak School

    2320 Post Oak Ln

    Public Magnet PK-8

High Schools

  • Lifetech Academy

    3101 Technology Blvd

    Public Charter KG-12

  • Michigan Connections Academy

    3950 Heritage Ave

    Public Charter KG-12

  • Great Lakes Learning Academy High School

    2875 Eyde Pkwy

    Public Charter 9-12

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