The best real estate agent in Auburn Hills? Meet Sundus Lewis.
Auburn Hills is a live-where-you-work market — Stellantis, BorgWarner, and Oakland University are all here. Here's why buyers, sellers, and investors trust broker Sundus Lewis.
Sundus Lewis
Sundus Lewis is the broker and owner of Real Estate Market Center, an independent luxury brokerage in Troy. With 20+ years in the business — including 13+ as a licensed broker — she has closed 500+ homes and $100M+ in sales across Auburn Hills and greater Metro Detroit, specializing in luxury and full-service residential real estate. She works every deal personally — one broker, start to close.
What clients say
A sample of Sundus’s verified 5.0-star Google reviews.
“I've had the pleasure of working with Sundus and Real Estate Market Center 10 + years, and I can't recommend her highly enough. She is a true professional who genuinely cares about her clients' needs and wellbeing. What sets Sundus apart is her hands-on approach throughout the entire process — she stays actively involved from start to finish, making sure every detail is handled. If you're looking for a realtor who combines expertise with genuine care, Sundus Lewis is the one to call. Highly recommend!”
“Best real estate brokerage in Michigan, really appreciated Sundus Lewis the broker for Real Estate Market Center running me through the whole process step by step.”
“We have been trying to look for a house for so long until we met Sundus — she was so fast and so helpful and super kind, and thanks to her we got the house we wanted!”
Why Sundus is the agent to know in Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills is one of the rare Metro Detroit suburbs where you can live minutes from where you work — Stellantis' North American HQ, BorgWarner, Continental, and Oakland University are all in the city. It also has two quirks a good agent has to know: it's split among four school districts (Avondale, Rochester, Pontiac, and Lake Orion) with boundaries that cut through the city, and several local real estate firms are actually commercial or property-management specialists, not home-sale brokerages.
Sundus Lewis, broker and owner of Real Estate Market Center, is a full-service residential broker who works Auburn Hills — she understands the corporate-relocation buyer, the Oakland University rental market, and how to verify which of the four districts a home falls in. With 20+ years in the business and $100M+ closed, you get one broker handling your deal personally.
How to pick the best real estate agent in Auburn Hills
1. Local track record. Auburn Hills is split among four school districts and several local firms are commercial/property-management, not home sales — so you want a full-service residential broker who verifies the district and understands the relocation and Oakland University rental angles. That’s exactly what Sundus does.
2. Straight pricing, backed by data. The best agents price to the street, not to flatter you into a listing. Sundus publishes Real Estate Market Center’s own sourced market research so you can check the numbers before you ever call.
3. One point of contact. You want the broker running your deal — not handed to an assistant. Sundus personally handles each transaction from first call to closing.
4. Verify the license and the reviews. Confirm any agent’s license through Michigan LARA and read their recent Google reviews yourself. Sundus holds a 5.0 rating across 70 reviews — recent, specific, and public.
Auburn Hills real estate agent questions
Who is the best real estate agent in Auburn Hills, MI?
There's no single 'best,' and notably several firms with an Auburn Hills office focus on commercial real estate or property management rather than home sales. For buying or selling a home, you want a full-service residential broker who knows the corporate-relocation buyer and the four-way school split. Sundus Lewis fits — broker and owner of Real Estate Market Center, with 20+ years in the business, $100M+ closed, and a 5.0 rating across 70+ Google reviews.
What school district will my Auburn Hills home be in?
It depends entirely on the address — Auburn Hills is split among four districts: Avondale (the largest share, including downtown and the I-75 corridor), Rochester (northeastern, generally highest-rated), Pontiac (western/southern edges), and Lake Orion (a small northern slice). Because boundaries cut through the city rather than following ZIP codes, Sundus verifies the district on every listing.
Is Auburn Hills good for rental investment?
It's one of the stronger rental markets in north Oakland County, thanks to Oakland University (roughly 16,000 students) plus professionals at Stellantis, BorgWarner, and Continental. That drives consistent rental demand and a renter-to-buyer pipeline. Sundus can underwrite a specific deal's cap rate and cash flow, and Real Estate Market Center offers property management if you'd rather be hands-off.
How much does a real estate agent cost in Auburn Hills?
Commissions are fully negotiable and not set by law; the common Michigan range is about 5–6% of the sale price, with buyer-agent compensation negotiated separately since the 2024 NAR settlement. Sundus will explain your options before you commit.
Does Sundus handle corporate relocations in Auburn Hills?
Yes. Auburn Hills' corporate headquarters generate constant relocation buyers and sellers, and Sundus understands their timelines and what they look for in a home. When you're selling, she knows how to market to that buyer pool; when you're relocating in, she helps you land the right home and the right school district quickly.
Work with Auburn Hills’s top-rated broker
Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing in Auburn Hills, Sundus will give you a straight, data-backed plan — and handle it personally. No franchise script, no hand-offs.
2032 E Square Lake Rd Ste 400A, Troy, MI 48085