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Fizbo Market Record — March 27, 2026 Among the 6 active listings in Daggett, MI, N9264 US 41 prices at $319,000, which places it at the 33rd price percentile for the city. The Daggett city median sits at $374,450, so this property comes in at approximately 85% of that figure, offering a below-median entry point while delivering a feature set that sits at or above the city average in several categories. Statewide in this dataset, the property lands at the 50th price percentile, directly at the Michigan median of $307,000 for this tracked group — a positioning that characterizes this as fairly priced relative to broader market context. The physical package at N9264 US 41 is a 1972-built brick ranch on a 5.58-acre parcel, measuring 1,824 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a 2-car garage, and a full basement. The price per square foot calculates to $174.89, which sits at the 50th price-per-square-foot percentile in the Daggett market where the city average runs $106 per square foot. That means this property prices above city average on a per-square-foot basis, but the 5.58-acre lot and structural quality of brick construction justify the premium over the average comp in this market. The lot size of 243,064 square feet — 5.58 acres — places it at the 33rd percentile among Daggett listings by acreage in the current data set. The presence of a pond on the parcel is a tangible attribute that rural Michigan buyers specifically value and that standard square footage or bedroom counts do not capture. The year-built of 1972 places this home at the 33rd percentile for age in the Daggett city comp set, meaning roughly two-thirds of active inventory was built more recently, but brick construction from this era typically outperforms later wood-frame builds in terms of long-term durability. The furnace and roof, both approximately 6 years old, represent the two highest-cost mechanical components in any single-family home. Both having been replaced within the last 6 years materially reduces the buyer's near-term capital exposure and strengthens the case for pricing at or near asking. The fireplace and wood-burning furnace in the basement provide heating redundancy that has tangible utility cost implications in a Michigan winter. The 2-car garage adds covered storage and workshop potential on a parcel that could also accommodate outbuildings given the 5.58 acres. The bedroom count of 3 runs at 0.86 times the Daggett city average, placing this property slightly below average on that metric, but the 2-bathroom configuration matches the city average exactly. For the listing agent, the strongest arguments center on below-median price relative to city comps, a recently updated roof and furnace, brick construction with demonstrated durability, and 5.58 acres with a pond — a combination that represents meaningful land value in a market where lot size percentiles show only one-third of active inventory offers comparable acreage. The market heat indicator for this property is classified as hot, suggesting demand conditions currently favor sellers in this segment.