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We're updating how you bid on "Auction" properties. Starting May 10, 2025, all "Auction" properties will follow a proxy-only bidding format. 

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Neighborhood: Cornerstone Village

Located on a quiet cul-de-sac near the bustling East English Village and Grosse Pointe shopping districts, this charming Arts and Crafts-style home is just steps from the popular Messmer Playground.  From the handsome front stoop to the spacious detached rear garage, this 1925 home boasts attractive details from the hand-plastered archways and sun-filled bedrooms, to original woodwork and antique wood floors.  Though in solid condition, the purchaser should expect to make many repairs, including interior and exterior painting, window repair, and renovations of the kitchen and bathroom.

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  • 07/01/2014 Sale Date
  • $ 1,000 Starting Price
  • $ 1,000 Ending Price
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Collusion between bidders in a DLBA auction, which is also known as “bid-rigging,” is a type of fraud and a violation of Federal antitrust laws. The DLBA takes the integrity of its auctions very seriously and bid-rigging is unfair to competing bidders and, ultimately, to the people of the City of Detroit. If the DLBA finds evidence of collusion in an auction, it reserves the right and will not hesitate to, as appropriate, reject specific bids, cancel an entire auction (in each case keeping the deposits or downpayments of the colluding parties), and/or pursue criminal prosecution of the parties involved to the fullest extent of the law.


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