Livonia, MI Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Live MLS listings and market data for one of Wayne County's most stable, family-first markets.

Living & Buying in Livonia

Livonia is the definition of a steady market: 93,000 residents, tidy mid-century neighborhoods, Livonia Public Schools, and a location at the I-96/I-275 crossroads that puts all of Metro Detroit within a 25-minute drive. The median sale price of about $317K is up 5.5% year over year, and homes here hold value through every cycle.

Housing stock is dominated by well-built brick ranches and colonials from the 1950s–70s, many updated, many priced for first and second-time buyers. Competition is real: listings average two offers, so preparation and speed matter on the buy side.

~$317K

Median sale price (+5.5% YoY)

~40

Median days on market

93K+

Residents in Wayne County

2

Avg offers per listing

Homes for Sale in Livonia, MI

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Livonia Areas We Know Best

Northwest Livonia: near Laurel Park Place; larger homes and the city’s premium price point. Rosedale Gardens: the beloved historic district with character homes and sidewalk streets. Central Livonia: classic brick ranches around the civic center and Ford Field park. Southeast Livonia: the most attainable entry point, minutes from I-96 for downtown commuters.

Livonia rewards buyers who know block-by-block value, the same floor plan can swing $40K between subdivisions. That’s the local knowledge we bring to every showing.

Livonia Real Estate FAQ

How much does a home cost in Livonia?

The median sale price is about $317,000, up 5.5% year over year (Realcomp, 2026), while Zillow’s typical home value runs closer to $283,000 as of mid-2026, reflecting Zillow’s all-home average versus median sale price. Ranches start from the $250s, with updated colonials reaching the $400s.

How competitive is the Livonia market?

Very, listings average two offers. Homes take around 40 days to close a sale, but the well-priced ones go pending much faster.

What are Livonia schools like?

Most of the city feeds Livonia Public Schools, one of Michigan’s larger and consistently solid districts; the northern edge feeds Clarenceville. We confirm the district for every address.

Why do buyers choose Livonia?

Value and location: more house per dollar than neighboring Northville or Plymouth, with the I-96/I-275 interchange putting jobs across the metro within easy reach.

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