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Michigan’s third-oldest community, Monroe is located about 17 miles north of Toledo, Ohio and about 35-miles south of Metro Detroit. The current population is nearly 23,000. Originally named Frenchtown by its original settlers, Monroe adopted the name of fifth President James Monroe. With a rich historic legacy, Monroe County was the adopted home of General George Armstrong Custer and the infamous site of the Battle of the River Raisin during the War of 1812, giving rise to the war’s rallying cry “Remember the River Raisin.” Conveniently located between Detroit, Ann Arbor and Toledo, Monroe offers a small town appeal with all the comforts of large city living close by. Monroe County is home to both urban and industrial development along its eastern shoreline, with large farm agriculture in its western district. Monroe has a nuclear power plant and two coal-fired power plants.
Numerous parks and lakes characterize Monroe’s natural environment, featuring North America’s only International Wildlife Refuge. The 260-acre Eagle Island Marsh unit of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge supports significant beds of the threatened American lotus flower and habitat for eagles and a wide variety of mammals. Sterling State Park offers 1,000 acres of shoreline on Lake Erie, attracting visitors from all around Michigan and beyond, featuring popular swimming beaches, nature trails, fishing ponds and playground equipment. Other Monroe County Parks include Nike Park, Vienna Park and Waterloo Park.
Diverse economy, beautifully restored Victorian homes and a vibrant history make Monroe a wonderful city to call home. As of the fourth quarter 2009, the average residential sale price is $90,375 and the average condominium sale price is $91,101.
With a population of over 21,000, Monroe has urban neighborhoods and condominiums surrounding an active downtown area. The automobile industr... Read more
Ann Arborites absolutely love it here, for so many reasons. Although it is a relatively small city, with fewer than 130,000 residents, it is home t... Read more
Ann Arbor is a spectacular city situated in the southern part of the state just 35 miles west of Detroit. It is an area with four seasons and beaut... Read more
Ann Arbor is the seventh largest city in Michigan, with a population of 113,206 (according to the 2006 U.S. Census Bureau). 32% are university o... Read more
Welcome to the Detroit Metropolitan area! We take pride in our city and the rich traditions and history that began here. For over 300 years, Detroi... Read more
Located between Detroit and Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti is perfectly sited to take advantage of the best of what southeast Michigan has to offer. The hom... Read more
Ypsilanti is within Washtenaw County, between Ann Arbor and metro Detroit. According to the 2000 census the city population is 22,362. Ypsilanti i... Read more
Birmingham, Michigan was selected as one of the most "Walkable Communities" in the U.S.A by Walkable Communities, Inc. With a population aroun... Read more
Saline, Michigan, a city of about 9000, is located seven miles southwest of Ann Arbor and is the gateway to the Irish Hills, an exceptionally sceni... Read more
Located in Washtenaw County, Saline, MI is just 9 miles south of the greater Ann Arbor area and has a population of 8,034 people (according to th... Read more
Saline has been named by CNN Money Magazine to the annual list of "Best Places to Live: Top 100 in the United States" three times in a row... Read more
The city of Tecumseh within Lenawee County, about 25 miles south of Ann Arbor and 60 miles southwest of Detroit. According to the 2000 census, th... Read more
Dexter, Michigan is a growing village located eight miles west of Ann Arbor and has a population of about 4,000. Although its residents depend to ... Read more
Dexter is a village in Washtenaw County, just outside the greater Ann Arbor area, with a population of 2,338 people (according to the 2000 census)... Read more
Dearborn is the tenth largest city in Michigan with nearly 95,000 people. It is located in the Detroit metropolitan area and Wayne County with th... Read more
Chelsea, Michigan is a growing city of about 4,500 located 15 miles west of Ann Arbor, offering all the charm of a small town within an easy drive o... Read more
Chelsea is a picture-perfect town located about 25 miles west of the greater Ann Arbor area. With a population of 4,398 (according to the 200... Read more
The city of Southfield is located in Oakland County, Michigan, approximately 19 miles northwest of Detroit and 38 miles northeast of Ann Arbor.... Read more
With so much to offer its residents—lucrative career options, a strong community, and great attractions—it is no wonder that people choose Southfiel... Read more
Today Southfield, Michigan boasts a population of around 80,000 residents, and prides itself on being the “Center of It All” with over 2.2 millio... Read more
One of the fastest growing communities in the US, Canton Township has grown to over 50,000 residents over the past 30 years. Normally called Canton... Read more
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