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By Brooke Black Verified
| The Ann Arbor Observer Verified
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A-Listers Solution

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By Brooke Black Verified
| The Ann Arbor Observer Verified
TRENDING: | Fun Stuff, Puzzle Solutions | | Upcoming Events June 24, 2026 Yes, Ann Improv Festival Various Times June 24, 2026 Gay Hike 9:00 am June 24, 2026 Volunteer Park Cleanup Event 9:00 am June 24, 2026 “Investigate Labs”: U-M Museum of Natural History 11:00 am June 24, 2026 Chime Concert: Kerrytown Market & Shops 12:00 pm June 24, 2026 Bumblebee Survey: Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Commission 1:00 pm June 24, 2026 “Fiddler on the Roof”: The Encore Musical Theatre Company 2:00 pm...
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May 2026 Ann Arbor Home Sales

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By Brooke Black Verified
| The Ann Arbor Observer Verified
It’s a ten: Most presale renovations are beautification projects, like kitchen and bath upgrades using colors and finishes inspired by HGTV. But at 1866 Virnankay, which sold for $495,000, the owners went in a different direction: energy efficiency. The 1,518-square-foot ranch has solar panels, an EV charger, and a whole-house battery backup, as well as an updated furnace, AC, and electrical panel. The mostly invisible upgrades give the house the elusive home energy rating score of ten.
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