Genesee County and its eastern neighbor — the streets David has worked for decades. Every city below comes with the same promise: he knows it block by block, not from a spreadsheet.
The county seat and the territory's urban core. Flint carries the widest range of price points in the region — from investor-grade multi-family to grand historic homes in the College Cultural neighborhood. Universities, the Cultural Center campus, and a downtown that keeps adding reasons to stay give it an energy the suburbs can't copy.
The county's perennial family magnet — and the schools are the headline reason. Established tree-lined neighborhoods sit alongside newer construction pushing south, and demand stays steady through every cycle. When Grand Blanc listings are priced right, they move.
A genuine small-town main street with quick I-69 access — community feel without giving up the commute. Davison draws buyers who want to know their neighbors and keep their drive short, and it holds onto them: people settle in and stay.
Home turf, literally — the HamadyRobinson office sits right on E. Court Street. Burton offers some of the county's most attainable single-family homes, which makes it a first-home favorite and a steady performer for investors alike. Nobody should know it better than the office down the street, and nobody does.
Quiet subdivisions and open space on the county's west side — a small-town pace that's still minutes from everything Flint offers. Buyers who want elbow room without leaving the county start their search here, and the value per square foot keeps them.
One county east, and worth the drive. A historic downtown, real acreage, and lake properties — Lapeer is where the search goes when "more land" is the brief. It rounds out the territory for buyers whose wish list outgrows the suburbs.
The map above is where David works most — not the limit of where he can help. One call sorts it out.