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Cost of Living in St. Clair County, MI

30 cities and townships in St. Clair County, ranked on what a typical home costs a month (the median rent and the median owner cost with a mortgage, averaged) as a share of the median household income, smallest first. St. Clair County as a whole: $1,029 median rent, $224,600 median home value, $71,270 household income.

30 ranked

  1. 1 Wales Township 16.3% of income
  2. 2 Emmett Township 16.4% of income
  3. 3 Berlin Township 17.0% of income
  4. 4 Fort Gratiot 17.5% of income
  5. 5 Grant Township 17.9% of income
  6. 6 Marine City 18.0% of income
  7. 7 Clay Township 18.3% of income
  8. 8 Cottrellville 18.7% of income
  9. 9 Clyde Township 19.0% of income
  10. 10 Casco Township 19.4% of income
  11. 11 ST Clair Township 19.9% of income
  12. 12 Capac 20.0% of income
  13. 13 Mussey Township 20.2% of income
  14. 14 Columbus Township 20.2% of income
  15. 15 Riley Township 20.6% of income
  16. 16 China Township 21.3% of income
  17. 17 Kimball 21.3% of income
  18. 18 Greenwood Township 21.6% of income
  19. 19 Brockway Township 21.6% of income
  20. 20 East China Township 21.7% of income
  21. 21 Lynn Township 21.9% of income
  22. 22 ST Clair 22.2% of income
  23. 23 Marysville 22.3% of income
  24. 24 Algonac 22.4% of income
  25. 25 Yale 22.7% of income
  26. 26 Burtchville Township 22.9% of income
  27. 27 Ira Township 23.8% of income
  28. 28 Port Huron Township 24.7% of income
  29. 29 Port Huron 25.3% of income
  30. 30 Kenockee Township 31.8% of income

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St. Clair County cost of living questions

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What is the most affordable place to live in St. Clair County?
Wales Township: a typical home there costs about $1,227 a month, 16.3% of the median household income of $90,417.
How are these places ranked?
On a typical home's monthly cost (the median gross rent and the median owner cost with a mortgage, averaged) times twelve, over the median household income. Places with fewer than 1,000 people are left out.
Where do the numbers come from?
The U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates for each city, township and village. They are medians, and today's listings and rents can differ.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates.