Just Listed in Lenawee County: Four New Homes to Watch This Week

New inventory is still trickling in as we move deeper into fall. Over the past week we saw four new listings hit the market across Lenawee and the surrounding area — and there's something for almost every budget in this batch.

Here's the rundown.

122 W Beecher Street — Adrian, MI 49221

Price: $119,900
Beds / Baths: 3 bed, 1.5 bath
Size: 986 sq ft
Listed: October 7

An affordable entry point right in the city of Adrian. At under $120/sq ft, this one is sized well for a first-time buyer or an investor looking for a low-maintenance rental. It also showed a price adjustment on the way to market, so it's priced to move.

301 West Street — Hudson, MI 49247

Price: $169,900
Beds / Baths: 3 bed, 1 bath
Size: 1,470 sq ft
Listed: October 1

The largest-square-footage home in the under-$200k bracket this week. Hudson continues to offer some of the best value in the county, and 1,470 sq ft at this price works out to roughly $116/sq ft — a strong number if you're comparing cost per square foot.

2929 E Weston Road — Jasper, MI 49248

Price: $219,900
Beds / Baths: 4 bed, 1.5 bath
Size: 2,050 sq ft
Listed: October 4

The biggest home of the week, and the one family buyers should have on their list. Four bedrooms and over 2,000 sq ft in the Jasper area, at $107/sq ft — the lowest per-square-foot price of this entire batch. Rural living with room to spread out.

101 Hibbard Lot 26 Street — Manchester, MI 48158

Price: $29,900
Beds / Baths: 3 bed, 2 bath
Size: 1,120 sq ft
Listed: October 1

The most affordable home of the week. This is a 3-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home in a park — an option worth knowing about if you're looking to keep your housing costs down, or comparing the value of a manufactured home against a traditional stick-built listing. At 1,120 sq ft with three bedrooms, it's a lot of usable space for the price. Reach out if you'd like the details.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

The broader picture still favors sellers, but with a caveat:

246 active listings and 41 pending — supply remains tight relative to demand.
45 days average on market, up from 38 days in August. Homes are taking a little longer to sell.
2.8 months of supply — still well below the 6-month line that marks a balanced market.
List-to-sale ratio holding at 100% — well-priced homes are still fetching full asking price.
Price-reduction activity is elevated (39% reduction rate), which tells us overpricing gets punished quickly in this market.

The takeaway: price it right the first time. Sellers who come to market with realistic pricing are still seeing strong results and full-price offers. Sellers who test a high number are the ones showing up in the price-drop column a few weeks later.

Buyers, meanwhile, should move with intent. With only 2.8 months of supply, the well-priced homes in your range won't sit long.