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Detroit. Paint Color Restrictions?? Not an historic neighborhood.
I purchased my second property in Detroit. CUTE and in good shape 3 BR Cape Cod (aka bungalow to Detroit folk) I want to paint it a lovely colonial blue with white trim. Very simple. My agent/Property Mgr told me that all of Detroit has restrictions on house COLORS? In a Historic area I get it. The shade I like is nothing crazy or bold. It's very "Pottery Barn-Ish" He told me you need a PERMIT to paint something besides white, or beige etc??? Is this true? I'm so disappointed. Currently, it's an ugly faded gray. Any non sarcastic input is appreciated :) attached is the Color I like. (NOT the actual house) hahaha