Michigan Real Estate
Market data and cost-of-living for 20 Michigan cities, sourced from U.S. Census data. Compare home values, rents, and demographics before you move.
Cities we cover in Michigan
DetroitMetro
$76,800Wayne County - pop. 636,644
Grand RapidsMetro
$225,500Kent County - pop. 197,768
Warren
$181,900Macomb County - pop. 138,128
Sterling Heights
$260,700Macomb County - pop. 133,473
Ann Arbor
$435,100Washtenaw County - pop. 121,179
Lansing
$119,400Ingham County - pop. 112,546
Dearborn
$205,900Wayne County - pop. 107,846
Livonia
$265,300Wayne County - pop. 94,058
Troy
$396,800Oakland County - pop. 87,307
Farmington Hills
$333,200Oakland County - pop. 83,316
Flint
$47,600Genesee County - pop. 80,835
Wyoming
$203,900Kent County - pop. 76,865
Rochester Hills
$377,400Oakland County - pop. 76,086
Southfield
$226,900Oakland County - pop. 76,025
Kalamazoo
$164,500Kalamazoo County - pop. 73,132
Novi
$399,100Oakland County - pop. 66,224
Royal Oak
$305,900Oakland County - pop. 57,880
Battle Creek
$127,600Calhoun County - pop. 52,392
Saginaw
$54,000Saginaw County - pop. 43,879
Midland
$192,400Midland County - pop. 42,461
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