This condo rocks…. it is clean and neat and sparkles. The nicest thing about it is the views. Oh my, hard to find such beautiful views and peaceful setting in Ann Arbor.
It is located at 2554 Traver Blvd. (off Green Road).
All new carpet, fresh paint, full finished walk-out basement with a study, extra 4th bedroom and a full bath.
Convenient to U of M. North Campus and the Medical Complexes.
Work hard, study hard and come home to 2554 Traver to relax.
Today was the much anticipated Spring game where the University of Michigan Wolverines gave us a glimpse of the new “spread offense”. There was a lot of excitement in the air to see new head coach, Rich Rodriguez and the unfolding of the offense.
The game was held at Saline High School, where all my children have attended or graduated from. Saline has a top notch football stadium and it was fun to see the Wolverines on the field.
It was so cold……………….and windy, worse than most of our fall games.
It was exciting to see Michigan go into a no huddle offense and take most of the snaps from the shot gun.
We were invited inside the stadium because the Missy Caulk TEAM with Maria Labie our preferred lender from Citizens First Bank were the exclusive sponsors for the Maize and Blue game. Due to it being in a smaller stadium the “The Big House”, it was not open to the public.
My daughter, Christa and Buyer Agent on our team was in the press box and did a quick interview with Sam and Andy on WTKA, Sports Radio in Ann Arbor.
Here is some footage I shot with my new flip video.
Remember it’s C A U L K….like around the bathtub and windows.
The Smithsonian has taken on the task of finding the best places to retire. Ann Arbor was named in the guide to Cultured Retirement. Initially naming 15 cities throughout the United States, I was excited to see Ann Arbor named in the Heartland Region, along with Lexington, Ky (the college I graduated from) and St. Louis.
Where to Live Next is the series and they would appreciate your comments by adding favorable comments about our town.
To read the entire review of Ann Arbor and add your comments on why you think this is a great place to retire, you can click here to the Ann Arbor page.
Access to health care, public transportation, performing arts, museums, restaurants were some of the criteria used to determine Ann Arbor being a great place to retire for cultural diversity.
Ann Arbor, home of the University of Michigan and the only city in the United States with the name Ann Arbor. No wonder you don’t have to search by any other name on Google when you put Ann Arbor in the search.
Here are a couple of YouTube videos that will show you what Ann Arbor is really like, from the dynamic downtown to the University of Michigan.
There are currently 151 homes on the market in Ann Arbor between 100,000 and 200,000
There are currently 136 condos on the market between between 80,000 and 159,000.
Having been a Broker in Michigan for 13 years, this is nothing short of amazing.
This YouTube is my Kurt Westphal on what makes a downtown dynamic.
You can search all the listings in Ann Arbor from Search Ann Arbor Houses.com, or shoot us an email @ Info at MissyCaulk.com or phone us at 734–821–0757, if you have questions about neighborhoods, schools, parks and recreation, music, and relocating.
The “match” letters went out of Friday, across the United States and I’m sure there is a number of incoming University of Michigan Residents trying to decide if they should buy or rent.
Here is a Rent or Buy Calculator that will help you decide if you should Buy or Rent for the next 3 to 5 years.
After you try it out, know that the Missy Caulk TEAM can help you whatever way you decide is best for you during your Residency.
If you want to purchase or rent you can start your home search here. We work with a great lender that will not count your school loans until you are finished with your residency.
We are DRS certified and help many U of M and St. Joe’s residents relocate every year. If you need references of other Med School Residents we have helped move, we will be happy to provide them.
Walking in Ann Arbor is a top priority for many homeowners. People wanting to live in the downtown area, Old West Side, Burns Park and Ann Arbor Hills area, have chosen to live there because they enjoy walking to parks, coffee shops, University of Michigan, and grocery stores.
I found a nifty little tool that will help new home buyers see how close the walking distance is to the above. It is called Walk Score.
Go ahead put your address and in and see how close everything is to your house.
There are currently 130 homes on the market in Ann Arbor where the listing agent has used the remarks, “downtown”. Ten of those are under contract, so 120 available. They are priced from $134,000 to $350,000.
Today was the much anticipated Spring game where the University of Michigan Wolverines gave us a glimpse of the new “spread offense”. There was a lot of excitement in the air to see new head coach, Rich Rodriguez and the unfolding of the offense.
We were invited inside the stadium because the 
The “match” letters went out of Friday, across the United States and I’m sure there is a number of incoming University of Michigan Residents trying to decide if they should buy or rent.
Walking in Ann Arbor is a top priority for many homeowners. People wanting to live in the downtown area, Old West Side, Burns Park and Ann Arbor Hills area, have chosen to live there because they enjoy walking to parks, coffee shops, University of Michigan, and grocery stores.
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