The Fizbit

Fizbo Market Record — March 27, 2026 Among the 5 active listings in Daggett, MI, 422 CR-358 occupies the absolute bottom of the price range at $74,000, landing at the 0th price percentile for the city and for the state. With 24 active listings tracked statewide in this dataset, the Michigan median sits at $319,000, meaning this property is priced at roughly 23% of the state median. That kind of positioning demands attention, not because the number is low in isolation, but because it signals a value gap that buyers in this market will notice immediately. At 2,197 square feet on 2.87 acres, the physical footprint here is substantial. The city average price per square foot runs $175, which would place a 2,197-square-foot home at roughly $384,475 at market rate. This listing comes in at $33.68 per square foot — a figure that puts it at the 0th price-per-square-foot percentile in the city. That calculation tells the story plainly: this is the most aggressively priced property per square foot in the Daggett comp set, and that creates a defined competitive advantage for buyers seeking usable square footage at minimal cost. The 4-bedroom layout stands out against the city average. The bedroom count here runs 1.33 times the city average, meaning comparable listings in Daggett typically carry fewer bedrooms. For buyers prioritizing space or flexibility — whether for a growing household, home offices, or rental potential — the bedroom count positions this property above the local norm despite sitting well below median price. The home was built in 1917, placing it at the 0th year-built percentile for the city, meaning it is among the oldest properties in the active inventory. That age carries both challenge and context. The listing notes include upgrades that directly address the most common concerns with older construction: newer windows, vinyl siding, a newer furnace paired with a wood burner, updated 200-amp electrical service, and a complete kitchen renovation with high-end appliances. These are not cosmetic additions — they are structural improvements that extend functional life and reduce near-term maintenance exposure. The lot measures just over 125,000 square feet — approximately 2.87 acres — providing meaningful land for rural utility, storage, outbuildings, or simply the separation from neighboring properties that Upper Peninsula buyers specifically seek out. The 3-car garage with second-floor storage adds working space that similarly priced properties at this square footage rarely include. Strategically, the agent should frame this listing around total value delivered per dollar, not just the headline price. Buyers evaluating Upper Peninsula properties at this price point are typically weighing condition, land, and cost of near-term improvements. The combination of major mechanical and cosmetic updates already completed, along with 2,197 square feet, 2.87 acres, a 3-car garage, and 4 bedrooms at $74,000, makes this one of the most cost-efficient entries in the current Daggett inventory. The risk profile for a qualified buyer doing standard due diligence is lower here than the 1917 build year might suggest at first glance.