92x6:24House Tour: $1.8 Million Luxury Penthouse in Detroit, Michigan
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Detroit and Michigan history, historic homes, lost landmarks, and the stories hiding in plain sight. I’m Chris Hubel, founder of History Loves Company, a Michigan real estate agent, historic homes curator, and storyteller. I explore the neighborhoods, buildings, factories, mansions, main streets, and people that shaped the places we call home. Here you’ll find original documentaries, neighborhood tours, historic home features, and ongoing series like They Lied to Us and Streets of History. We look at what happened, why it mattered, who was affected, and what is still worth preserving. New films every Wednesday and Sunday. Subscribe and help keep these stories alive. Start with the films, the Stories We Keep newsletter, historic homes, or The Foundry in downtown Pontiac at the History Loves Company link below. Every home has a story. Let’s discover yours.
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