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Get a cash offer for your houseEvery place has a story, and the numbers tell more of it than you might think. The Census puts the owner homes with no mortgage in Putnam Township at 34.9%.
That is 7% above the Livingston County figure of 32.7%. Against Metro Detroit as a whole, 41.1%, it is 15% below.
Where Putnam Township stands
Among 20 communities in Livingston County, Putnam Township has the 8th highest figure, above 63% of them. The middle figure in that group is 33.5%, so Putnam Township sits above the typical one.
The range runs from 19.2% in Conway Township to 49.4% in Unadilla Township. The highest figures in the group belong to Unadilla Township (49.4%), Fowlerville (48.7%), and Howell (38.8%).
Across all 199 Metro Detroit communities, Putnam Township ranks 142nd.
Next door
Pinckney nearby comes in at 24.7%, 29% lower. Genoa Township nearby comes in at 36.8%, 5% higher.
Iosco Township nearby comes in at 32.2%, 8% lower. Hamburg Township nearby comes in at 34.1%, about the same.
Related numbers
For median property tax bill, Putnam Township comes in at $3,397 a year. For property taxes as a share of home value, Putnam Township comes in at 0.98%.
For median monthly housing costs, Putnam Township comes in at $1,334 a month.
What it means for you
So what does that mean for you?
A home owned outright gives its owner room to move: to sell, to rent it out or to borrow against it.
How we read the numbers
The figure is the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates. Ranks compare Putnam Township with the 20 communities in Livingston County that have the same figure on file, highest first.
Next door, compared
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Putnam Township 34.9%
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Pinckney 24.7%
Livingston County
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Genoa Township 36.8%
Livingston County
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Iosco Township 32.2%
Livingston County
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Hamburg Township 34.1%
Livingston County
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Marion Township 25.2%
Livingston County
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Victoria Jackson is a lifelong student and sharp-eyed documentarian of all things Detroit, from its rich musical roots and cultural icons to its shifting neighborhoods, storied architecture, and underground legends.