Looking for a Hazel Park Real Estate Agent Who Knows the Market Inside Out? - Michael Perna
Michael Perna is the most experienced real estate agent serving Hazel Park MI 48030, with 150+ local transactions across every neighborhood in this 2.82-square-mile Oakland County city. Whether you're a first-time buyer targeting post-WWII bungalows under $175,000 or a seller looking to maximize value in a shifting market, Michael delivers results backed by 8,000+ career sales and 3,000+ five-star reviews.
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How much does a house cost in Hazel Park Michigan in 2025?
The median home price in Hazel Park MI 48030 is approximately $170,000 as of October 2025, making it Oakland County's most affordable city at 55% below the county median of $380,000. Prices have pulled back roughly 12% from 2024's peak, creating the strongest buyer negotiation window in two years.
This compact city, bordered by Ferndale to the west, Madison Heights to the north, Warren to the east, and Detroit's northern boundary at Eight Mile Road to the south, attracts first-time buyers, young professionals, and families discovering walkable neighborhoods, the Promise Zone college benefit, and exceptional value compared to neighboring communities.
Hazel Park Real Estate Market Data
| Metric | Current Data | vs. Oakland County | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median Home Price | ~$170,000 | 55% below county median ($380,000) | Redfin / Oakland County MLS, Oct 2025 |
| Days on Market | 28 days | Faster than county average (41 days) | Redfin, Oct 2025 |
| Active Inventory | 107-113 homes | ~4.5 months supply | Multiple sources, Oct 2025 |
| Price per Sq Ft | ~$167 | Most affordable Oakland County entry | Redfin market analysis, Oct 2025 |
| Year-Over-Year Change | Down ~12% from 2024 peak | Market normalizing after rapid 2024 gains | Redfin, Oct 2025 |
| 2024 Appreciation | Fastest in Oakland County | Led all 62 cities in value growth | Market data, 2024 |
What makes Hazel Park attractive to home buyers in Oakland County?
Affordability advantage. Homes cost $70,000-$140,000+ less than Royal Oak ($310,000+ median) and Ferndale ($240,000+ median) while sitting minutes from both downtowns.
Promise Zone college benefit. Resident graduates of Hazel Park Public Schools receive a tuition-free pathway to an associate's degree at Oakland Community College, a benefit valued at $8,000-$12,000+ per student, with no income limits or merit requirements. The program has served 1,400+ students since its first class in 2012.
Location and access. Hazel Park sits 11 miles from downtown Detroit with direct I-75 (Exits 59, 60, 61) and I-696 interchange access. SMART bus routes serve the city. Woodward Avenue, Metro Detroit's main commercial corridor — runs just one mile west.
John R Road revitalization. The emerging "Main Street District" added 20+ new businesses in 2024, including Mabel Gray (voted Michigan's Restaurant of the Year), Kazkara Coffee Roasters, Frame Bar, and Loui's Pizza (legendary Detroit-style). Streetscape improvements exceeding $1 million have added bike lanes, pedestrian islands, and upgraded infrastructure.
Historic housing character. Post-WWII Cape Cod bungalows (1945-1955) and mid-century ranch homes (1955-1965) on tree-lined streets like Couzens Avenue, Vassar Avenue, and Hughes Avenue, built with quality lumber and solid craftsmanship for returning veterans.
Current buyer opportunity. October 2025's cooling market (28-day average vs. 21 days in 2024) and reduced competition create room for inspections, negotiation, and thoughtful decision-making, no bidding wars.
Who is the best real estate agent in Hazel Park Michigan?
Michael Perna has closed 150+ transactions specifically within Hazel Park MI 48030, more than any agent focused on this market. His 24+ years of licensed experience (Michigan License #309650, issued 2001) span every neighborhood, street, and property type in this 2.82-square-mile city.
His granular knowledge includes which Cape Cod bungalows on Couzens Avenue have superior post-war construction, which blocks received 2020-2023 sewer line upgrades, which streets experience drainage during heavy rain, and which homes have had foundation work.
Michael Perna's Hazel Park Track Record
- 8,000+ total career transactions across Oakland County
- 150+ Hazel Park transactions with intimate knowledge of every neighborhood
- 99.1% list-to-sale ratio vs. 96.8% Hazel Park average
- 14 days average market time vs. 28 days citywide, 50% faster
- 3,000+ five-star reviews across Google (4.9), Zillow (5), and Realtor.com
- Best of Zillow: 47 consecutive months
- Oakland County Top Producer: 2020-2024
- Certifications: CRS, GRI, ABR, SRES, CLHMS (Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist)
What Hazel Park clients say about Michael Perna
"Michael helped us find the perfect Hazel Park bungalow and negotiated $8,000 off the asking price. His knowledge of the neighborhood's Promise Zone benefit and property tax implications was invaluable. We closed in 28 days."
— Sofia & Carlos M., First-Time Buyers, Couzens Avenue
"We were nervous about buying a 70-year-old home, but Michael walked us through every inspection issue, negotiated $6,200 in repair credits, and connected us with contractors who specialize in these older homes. He knew which streets had newer sewer lines before we even asked."
— James T., Relocating from Grand Rapids to Hazel Park
"After interviewing three agents, we chose Michael because he actually knew Hazel Park, not just Oakland County. He told us which blocks flood, which homes had updated electrical, and where the best value per square foot was. We saved $11,000 between purchase price and closing cost credits."
— Priya & Raj K., Young Professionals, John R Road Corridor
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How does buying a home in Hazel Park work with Michael Perna?
Michael's process takes 30-45 days from accepted offer to closing for financed buyers. He structures a proven 3-phase approach optimized for Hazel Park's current conditions, a cooling market where homes average 28 days to sell, creating genuine negotiation opportunities.
Phase 1: Market Education & Strategy (Days 1-7)
What you get:
Pre-approval coordination with lenders experienced in Hazel Park's 1945-1965 housing stock, critical for FHA/VA financing of older construction. Proprietary market analysis showing active listings, recent sales within 90 days, and neighborhood-specific trends across Hazel Park's 48030 ZIP code. Property tax calculation workshop covering Hazel Park's 2.28% effective rate ($3,850 annually on a $170,000 home, the highest in Oakland County, but offset by the Promise Zone benefit for families). Promise Zone eligibility review for families with school-age children. Tours of 5-7 target properties to calibrate expectations.
October 2025 advantage: Reduced competition means no rushing into offers. You have time for thorough evaluation.
Phase 2: Strategic Property Selection & Offers (Days 8-25)
What you get:
Access to pocket listings and coming-soon properties before public marketing. Comparative market analysis on your top choices examining recent sales on the same street, not just the same ZIP code. Strategically structured offers with appropriate contingencies for 60-80 year-old housing stock. Inspection negotiation leverage averaging $3,500-$7,500 in credits for HVAC, electrical, and roof issues common in post-WWII construction. Closing cost credit negotiations — Michael secures $2,000-$4,000 for 70%+ of his buyers.
Current strategy: With 28-day average market time, sellers are motivated. Michael leverages this for extended inspection periods, repair credits, and flexible closing dates.
Phase 3: Inspection Through Closing (Days 26-45)
What you get:
Licensed inspectors familiar with post-WWII Cape Cod and ranch home construction and Michigan-specific concerns. Repair negotiation managing typical Hazel Park issues: electrical capacity (60-100 amp panels needing 200-amp upgrades), galvanized plumbing, aging HVAC, and roof condition. Appraisal support with comparable sales documentation — critical in a market with recent price volatility. Final walkthrough coordination 24-48 hours before closing. On-time closing rate of 94% vs. 82% industry average.
Timeline by buyer type:
- Conventional/Cash buyers: 25-35 days
- FHA/VA buyers: 35-45 days (additional appraisal requirements)
- All-cash with waived contingencies: 14-18 days possible
What happens when you call Michael?
- You call or text (248) 886-4450. Michael answers personally, no phone tree, no receptionist screening.
- 15-minute discovery call. Michael asks about your timeline, budget, must-haves, and deal-breakers. He gives you honest feedback on whether Hazel Park fits your goals.
- Pre-approval setup (same day). Michael connects you with lenders experienced in Hazel Park's older housing stock and programs like FHA, VA, and MSHDA down payment assistance.
- Your first showing within 3-5 days. Not generic open houses, targeted tours of properties matching your specific criteria.
Start My Home Search, Call/Text: (248) 886-4450, Michael picks up.
Is Hazel Park a good investment compared to Ferndale and Royal Oak?
Yes, for buyers with 5+ year timelines, Hazel Park delivers the strongest value proposition in southern Oakland County. You're buying into the same geographic corridor as Ferndale and Royal Oak at a fraction of the cost.
Hazel Park vs. Neighboring Cities
| Feature | Hazel Park (48030) | Ferndale (48220) | Royal Oak (48067/48073) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median Price | ~$170,000 | ~$240,000 | $310,000+ |
| Savings vs. Hazel Park | — | You save ~$70,000 | You save ~$140,000 |
| Property Tax Rate | 2.28% | 1.60% | 1.45% |
| Annual Taxes (at $170K) | ~$3,876 | $2,720 | $2,465 |
| Promise Zone | âś“ Tuition-free college | âś— Not available | âś— Not available |
| Distance to Detroit | 11 miles | 10 miles | 12 miles |
| 2024 Appreciation | Fastest in county (led all 62 cities) | ~6.8% | ~4.2% |
| Freeway Access | I-75 Exits 59-61, I-696 | I-75, Woodward | I-75, I-696, Woodward |
| Housing Stock | 1945-1965 bungalows & ranch | Similar era | Mixed, some newer |
| Transit | SMART bus routes | SMART bus routes | SMART bus routes |
Why Hazel Park's higher property tax rate isn't a deal-breaker
The math favors Hazel Park for families with children. The lower purchase price saves $70,000-$140,000 upfront. The Promise Zone adds $8,000-$12,000+ in tuition savings per child. Over an 18-year ownership period with one child, the net financial advantage over Ferndale exceeds $55,000, and grows with each additional child.
For buyers without school-age children, the purchase price savings alone generate a compelling return: investing the $70,000+ saved versus buying in Ferndale at even a modest 5% annual return produces $35,000+ in additional wealth over 10 years, far exceeding the $12,000 property tax differential over the same period.
Market momentum indicators
The John R Road revitalization added 20+ businesses in 2024, including Mabel Gray at 23825 John R Road (Michigan Restaurant of the Year). Green Acres Park completed a $400,000 renovation with a 4,500-square-foot accessible playground and disc golf course. Developer demand for vacant lots remains high, a 54-unit condo project signals long-term confidence. Hazel Park led every Oakland County city in residential property value growth during 2024.
What is the Hazel Park Promise Zone and how does it affect home values?
The Hazel Park Promise Zone is a state-designated program (established 2010, first graduating class 2012) guaranteeing all resident graduates of Hazel Park Public Schools a tuition-free pathway to an associate's degree at Oakland Community College. It is one of only 10-13 Promise Zones in Michigan and directly impacts home values by attracting families seeking educational affordability.
What the Promise Zone covers
- Tuition and mandatory fees at Oakland Community College (associate's degree, 62 credits)
- Equivalent scholarship value applicable at any accredited Michigan public university or community college
- Certified postsecondary credentials at Michigan trade schools
- Summer tuition scholarships (up to 6 credits per summer at OCC)
- SAT prep, FAFSA assistance, and college admissions counseling through the College Access Network
- Community mentoring and college success coaching
- Junior/senior scholarships up to $1,000/year for students at 4-year institutions
Promise Zone eligibility
- Residency: Must live within the Hazel Park School District boundaries (includes all of Hazel Park and parts of Ferndale)
- Graduation: Must graduate from Hazel Park High School, Advantage Alternative Program, or INVEST Roosevelt High
- No income limits. No merit requirements. No family wealth restrictions.
- Usage window: Benefits available for use after graduation (last-dollar scholarship covering remaining tuition after Pell and other aid applied)
Promise Zone by the numbers
- 473 students received Promise Zone funding in 2024
- 1,400+ students served since the program began in 2012
- 60-80 eligible seniors graduate each year
- $8,000-$12,000 estimated value per student (OCC tuition equivalent for associate's degree)
- Funded by: State education tax capture, Ballmer Group, Jamie and Denise Jacob Family Foundation, Sutar-Sutaruk-Meyer Foundation, individual donors
For families, this is Hazel Park's most powerful competitive advantage over every neighboring city. No other community in southern Oakland County offers anything comparable.
Which Hazel Park MI 48030 neighborhoods does Michael Perna serve?
Michael serves every neighborhood across Hazel Park's compact 2.82 square miles, bordered by Eight Mile Road (south/Detroit border), I-75 (east/Warren border), 10 Mile Road (north/Madison Heights border), and Myrtle/Beechwood Streets (west/Ferndale border). Here's his neighborhood-by-neighborhood expertise:
North of Nine Mile Road
Character: Ranch-style homes built 1955-1965, typically 1,200-1,600 square feet with attached garages, brick or stone exteriors, and slightly larger lots (5,000-6,000 square feet). Newer construction than the south side by 5-10 years, meaning fewer immediate system upgrades needed.
Price Range: $175,000-$200,000 Schools Nearby: Hazel Park High School (1145 E Nine Mile Road), United Oaks Elementary Michael's Recent Sale: 3-bedroom ranch on Vassar Avenue, sold in 22 days for $182,500
South of Nine Mile Road, Cape Cod Bungalow District
Character: The heart of Hazel Park's post-WWII development. 1945-1955 Cape Cod bungalows with 1,000-1,400 square feet, 1.5-story layouts with second floors within the roofline, and 4,000-5,000 square foot lots. This is Hazel Park's most affordable entry point.
Price Range: $145,000-$175,000 Schools Nearby: Hoover Elementary, Edison Elementary Michael's Insight: "These homes were built for returning WWII veterans with quality lumber and craftsmanship you don't see in new construction. The bones are solid, electrical and HVAC updates are the typical needs, and I negotiate those as credits during inspection."
John R Road Corridor, Main Street District
Character: Mixed-use opportunities and homes within walking distance of the revitalized "Main Street District." Properties within 3 blocks of John R Road sell faster (average 24 days vs. 28 citywide) and command 8-12% premiums for walkability.
Price Range: $170,000-$200,000 Notable Businesses: Mabel Gray (23825 John R Rd, Michigan Restaurant of the Year), Kazkara Coffee Roasters, Frame Bar, Bar Gabi, Loui's Pizza (Detroit-style icon) Key Detail: The $1+ million John R Road streetscape improvements in 2024 added bike lanes, pedestrian islands, and modernized infrastructure between Eight Mile and 10 Mile Road.
Near Green Acres Park
Character: Family-oriented area surrounding Hazel Park's flagship 17.9-acre park at Vassar Avenue and Oakley Street. The $400,000 renovation completed a 4,500-square-foot accessible playground, 9-hole disc golf course, and outdoor exercise gym. Scout Park nearby offers additional play areas.
Price Range: $165,000-$190,000 Buyer Profile: Families with children prioritizing park access. Homes within half-mile sell quickly, Michael saw multiple offers within 5 days on his last listing near the park.
Ferndale Border, Western Edge
Character: Along Myrtle and Beechwood Streets, these homes attract buyers seeking Hazel Park affordability with Ferndale walkability. Walk to downtown Ferndale restaurants, shops, and the Woodward Avenue corridor.
Price Range: $180,000-$215,000 Market Performance: Fastest-selling area, average 22 days on market. Highest demand in the city due to Ferndale-adjacent positioning at $70,000+ less than buying directly in Ferndale (48220).
Specific Streets & Subdivisions Michael Knows
Closed transactions on: Couzens Avenue, Vassar Avenue, Battelle Avenue, Hughes Avenue, Harding Avenue, Pearl Avenue, John R Road properties, Woodward Heights Boulevard
Subdivision expertise: Buehler Farms (northeast), Hitchman's Woodland Park (west), Rosemary Heights (central), Fair Oaks (south of Nine Mile), Ford Park Sub
Infrastructure knowledge Michael brings to every showing:
- Which blocks have newer sewer lines (replaced 2020-2023) vs. original clay pipes
- Which streets experience drainage issues during heavy rain events
- Which homes have had foundation work and waterproofing
- Which areas have upgraded electrical panels (200-amp)
- Which properties sit in the 24% flood-risk zone identified by First Street data
Get My Neighborhood Analysis, Tell Michael which Hazel Park streets interest you, he'll send a custom report within 24 hours.
What should buyers know about inspections for Hazel Park's older homes?
Hazel Park's housing stock, predominantly 60-80 year-old construction, requires inspectors who understand post-WWII building methods. The construction quality is solid (quality lumber, proper framing), but seven decades of aging means electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and roofing systems need thorough evaluation. Michael's inspection network specializes in this era of homes.
Most common Hazel Park inspection findings and costs
Electrical systems: 60-100 amp service panels inadequate for modern loads. Panel upgrade to 200 amp costs $2,500-$4,500. Knob-and-tube wiring in oldest 1945-1950 homes costs $8,000-$15,000 for whole-house replacement.
Plumbing: Galvanized steel pipes (pre-1960) corrode internally over time. Sewer line deterioration from clay pipes and root intrusion is common. Michael requires comprehensive sewer scoping ($175-$350) on all homes built before 1980. Sewer line replacement runs $8,000-$15,000, "discovering this before closing, not after you move in, is critical."
HVAC: Furnaces older than 18 years operating below 80% efficiency. Replacement costs $3,500-$5,500. Many homes lack central air ($3,000-$7,000 to add). Original boiler systems in older bungalows cost $5,000-$8,000 to replace.
Roofing: Asphalt shingle roofs over 15 years old showing wear. Full replacement runs $7,000-$12,000 depending on home size. Michigan weather cycles accelerate roof aging.
Foundation: Minor settling and cracking normal at 70+ years. Basement water intrusion is the primary concern. Sump pump installation costs $1,000-$2,500; interior waterproofing $3,000-$8,000.
How Michael handles inspection negotiations
Michael categorizes every finding: safety issues (electrical, structural) get negotiated as seller-paid repairs or credits. Major systems (HVAC, plumbing, roof) get credit negotiations averaging $3,500-$7,500. Cosmetic items (paint, flooring) are accepted as buyer responsibility to keep deals moving.
His average inspection credit for Hazel Park buyers: $3,500-$7,500, money that stays in your pocket.
Appraisal considerations in a correcting market
With prices down ~12% from 2024's peak, appraisal challenges are real. Homes under contract at $175,000 may appraise lower based on recent comparables. Michael prepares detailed comparable sales documentation for appraisers, selects the strongest recent sales supporting your contract price, and pre-qualifies homes as FHA-eligible before writing offers for FHA buyers. His 94% on-time closing rate holds even through appraisal challenges.
What financing works best for Hazel Park's $170,000 price range?
Hazel Park's median price is ideally positioned for first-time buyer programs. Michael coordinates financing strategy as part of his buyer consultation, not as an afterthought.
FHA Financing (Most popular for first-time buyers)
Down payment of 3.5% ($5,950 on $170,000). Current rates approximately 5.95-6.40% (October 2025). Total cash needed: $11,000-$13,500 before seller credits. With Michael's typical $2,000-$4,000 seller contribution, actual cash needed drops to $7,500-$11,000. Monthly payment approximately $1,530 (principal, interest, taxes, insurance, mortgage insurance).
Conventional 3% Down (Fannie Mae HomeReady / Freddie Mac Home Possible)
Down payment of 3% ($5,100 on $170,000). Rates approximately 6.18-6.30%. PMI drops off at 78% LTV, unlike FHA mortgage insurance which lasts the loan's life with less than 10% down. Best for buyers with 620+ credit and income under ~$70,000 (Oakland County area median limits).
VA Loans (Veterans, active duty, qualified spouses)
Zero down payment. Rates approximately 5.375-6.26%, the best available. No monthly mortgage insurance. Monthly payment approximately $1,420, lowest option. Michael has closed 200+ VA transactions and understands VA appraisal requirements for older construction.
Michigan MSHDA Down Payment Assistance
$7,500-$10,000 in down payment assistance for first-time buyers (or those who haven't owned in 3 years). Income limits approximately $102,000 for Oakland County. Can combine with FHA or conventional loans. Reduces total cash needed to as little as $3,500-$5,500. Requires homebuyer education course, Michael's team coordinates enrollment.
Rent vs. buy comparison for Hazel Park
Hazel Park 2-bedroom apartments rent for $1,100-$1,450/month (Zillow, 2025). A $170,000 FHA purchase with Michael's negotiated seller credits runs approximately $1,530/month, $80-$430 more than rent, but you're building equity ($3,000-$4,000 in principal paydown in year one alone) while locking in a fixed housing cost for 30 years. Rent increases. Mortgage payments don't.
Discuss My Financing Options, (248) 886-4450, Michael matches you with the right lender for your situation in one call.
Michael Perna vs Industry Average
| Metric | Michael Perna | Industry Average | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Years of Experience | 22+ years | 6 years | 3.7x more experience |
| Annual Sales Volume | $180+ million | $2.5 million | 72x higher volume |
| Transactions Per Year | 1000+ | 10 | 100x more transactions |
| Client Reviews | 3,000+ 5-star | 45 reviews | 67x more reviews |
| Days on Market | 20 days | 35 days | 43% faster sales |
| Team Size | 75+ agents | Solo agent | Full-service coverage |
| Social Media Following | 112,000+ | 500 | 224x larger reach |
Frequently Asked Questions About Hazel Park Real Estate
How much money do I need to buy a home in Hazel Park MI?
You need $7,500-$13,500 depending on loan type and seller credits. FHA buyers need $11,000-$13,500 (includes 3.5% down payment, closing costs, and reserves), but Michael typically negotiates $2,000-$4,000 in seller-paid assistance — reducing actual cash to $7,500-$11,000. VA buyers need just $5,000-$6,500 (closing costs only, zero down). Michigan MSHDA down payment assistance ($7,500-$10,000) can reduce first-time buyer cash needs to $3,500-$5,500 total.
Is Hazel Park Michigan a good place to live in 2025?
Yes. Hazel Park offers Oakland County's most affordable homeownership with a revitalizing Main Street (John R Road), the Promise Zone tuition-free college benefit for families, Green Acres Park with its $400,000 renovation, SMART bus transit, and direct freeway access to Detroit (11 miles via I-75) and the entire Metro Detroit region via the I-75/I-696 interchange. The city's 2024 property value growth led all 62 Oakland County cities, demonstrating strong market confidence.
What are Hazel Park MI 48030 property taxes?
Hazel Park's effective property tax rate is 2.28%, the highest in Oakland County. On a $170,000 home, annual taxes total approximately $3,876 ($1,938 summer bill in July, $1,938 winter bill in December). You can escrow through your mortgage at roughly $323/month. While higher than Ferndale (1.60%) or Royal Oak (1.45%), the significantly lower purchase price and Promise Zone college benefit create a net financial advantage for families with 5+ year ownership timelines.
How competitive is the Hazel Park housing market in late 2025?
Moderately competitive with strong buyer leverage. Redfin rates competitiveness at approximately 51/100 (down from 75/100 in 2024). Homes average 28 days on market (up from 21 in 2024). Bidding wars have largely disappeared. Many homes sell at or below asking price, giving prepared buyers substantial negotiating room, a significant shift from the 2024 peak when multiple-offer situations were common.
Can I use FHA or VA financing for Hazel Park's older homes?
Yes. Both programs work well, but homes must meet condition requirements. FHA requires functional systems, safe electrical/plumbing, and no peeling paint. VA appraisals focus on safety and structural soundness. Michael pre-qualifies homes as FHA/VA-eligible before writing offers, preventing appraisal surprises. He connects buyers with appraisers experienced in 1945-1965 construction, not generic evaluators who may flag normal characteristics of older homes as deficiencies.
What are the most common problems in Hazel Park home inspections?
Electrical panel capacity (60-100 amp needing upgrade to 200 amp, $2,500-$4,500), aging HVAC (furnaces over 18 years, $3,500-$5,500 replacement), roof condition (shingles over 15 years, $7,000-$12,000 replacement), and plumbing materials (galvanized steel pipes and sewer line deterioration, $4,000-$15,000). Post-WWII construction quality is generally solid, the structure is sound, but 60-80 years means systems have been through multiple replacement cycles. Michael negotiates $3,500-$7,500 in average credits for necessary repairs.
What ZIP code is Hazel Park Michigan?
Hazel Park Michigan is ZIP code 48030, located in Oakland County. The city covers 2.82 square miles with approximately 16,500 residents and is bordered by Ferndale (48220), Madison Heights (48071), Warren (48089), and Detroit (48205/48234).
What school district serves Hazel Park?
Hazel Park Public Schools serves the city, including Hazel Park High School (1145 E Nine Mile Road), Hazel Park Junior High, United Oaks Elementary, Hoover Elementary, and Edison Elementary. The district is home to the Hazel Park Promise Zone, providing tuition-free college pathways for all resident graduates, the only program of its kind in southern Oakland County.
Ready to Make Your Move in Hazel Park?
Whether you're buying your first home in 48030, capitalizing on today's negotiation-friendly market, or investing in Oakland County's fastest-appreciating city from 2024, Michael Perna provides the local expertise and proven results, 150+ Hazel Park transactions, 8,000+ career sales, and 3,000+ five-star reviews, to get you the best possible outcome.
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