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Find a Home in Farmington Hills, MI

Blender Realty is a trusted real estate agent that takes great pride in providing expert services to the residents of Farmington Hills, MI. Whether you are interested in residential development, looking for the perfect condominium, in search of your dream residential home, or considering new construction, we have the expertise to guide you through the process—from start to finish.

If you’re considering moving, selling your home, or investing in real estate, contact Blender Realty today!

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Get to Know Farmington Hills

As the second largest city in Oakland County, Farmington Hills, MI, is an upscale suburb that offers residents a diverse range of cultures, restaurants, shops, and more. The community is located close to Detroit and Ann Arbor, making this area ideal for those looking for an easy commute to work and the city. Contact us today to learn more about how you can call Farmington Hills home.

New Construction

From land plotting and builder selection to floor plans and closings, we’ll walk you through the entire process, ensuring a smooth transition into your new construction home.

Residential Homes

Find a quaint bungalow, builder-grade home, ranch-style house, and so much more with the help of Blender Realty. We won’t stop until you find a home that checks all your boxes.

Condominiums

Discover a condo community that allows you to live life to the fullest without all the responsibilities of homeownership. Enjoy maintenance-free living in a Michigan condominium.

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Connect with Blender Realty

Blender Realty has over 30 years of real estate experience and provides customizable services to each of our clients. Get in touch with us today to learn more about our Farmington Hills, MI, housing opportunities.

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