Flint Township Real Estate
Living in Flint Township
Organized in 1836, Flint Township is a charter township bordering the City of Flint, with Flint Township situated where I-75, I-69, and US-23 converge alongside Bishop International Airport. The township has long served as a retail hub anchored by the Genesee Valley Center, and the Genesee Valley Bike Trail links the shopping district to township parkland for walking and cycling. Nearby, the new state park managed by Genesee County Parks connects riverfront units along the Flint River and Swartz Creek, adding paddling, fishing, and trail access within a short drive.
Flint Township, MI real estate
Housing in Flint Township ranges across established subdivisions near the retail corridor to quieter streets farther from the highway interchange, so it's worth comparing lot size, proximity to Bishop International Airport, and school assignment, since boundaries can shift by street. Buyers should confirm whether a property falls within Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools or a neighboring district, verify current tax assessments with the township, and check flood zone status for parcels near Swartz Creek. As with any listing in Genesee County, confirm price, status, and property details directly, since township-wide characteristics don't apply uniformly to every address.
Nearby Mid-Michigan neighborhoods
Fifty years of local knowledge, from the brick streets of Flint to the small towns that ring Genesee County.
Flint
Flint
Where the Hamady name was made. Flint is a city of solid brick-street neighborhoods, generous lots, and some of the best per-square-foot value anywhere in Mid-Michigan — from the historic homes of the College & Cultural district to the ranches and bungalows near Kettering and the Flint Cultural Center. If you want character and room to grow without a coastal price tag, this is where our story started and where we still sell the most homes.
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Davison
A true small-town-feel community on Genesee County's east side, Davison pairs a walkable, well-kept downtown with strong schools and quick access to I-69. Families come here for newer subdivisions, tidy established neighborhoods, and that hometown sense of belonging — all while staying minutes from Flint and an easy run toward Lapeer. It's one of the most consistently in-demand markets we serve.
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The name Flint has trusted for over a century
Long before we sold homes, the Hamady name stood over grocery doors across Genesee County — a family business that fed Flint from 1911 and stood by its neighbors when it mattered most. In 1971, Grant Hamady carried that name into real estate, building a brokerage the same way: on trust, referrals, and relationships that last.
Today, co-owners David Hamady and Andrea Robinson lead HamadyRobinson, REALTORS® — buying, selling, rentals, property management, and senior living services, still from one office on Court Street.
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