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North Rosedale Park neighborhood guideLook past the headlines and the numbers start talking. The Census puts the households without a vehicle in North Rosedale Park at 2.8%.
That is 76% below the Wayne County figure of 11.6%. Against Metro Detroit as a whole, 7.9%, it is 64% below.
Where North Rosedale Park stands
Among 138 Detroit neighborhoods, North Rosedale Park has the 135th highest figure, above 2% of them. The middle figure in that group is 19.6%, so North Rosedale Park sits below the typical one.
The range runs from 1.5% in Palmer Woods to 69.2% in Penrose. The highest figures in the group belong to Penrose (69.2%), Eastern Market (52.8%), and Medical Center (52.0%).
Next door
Rosedale Park nearby comes in at 4.1%, 45% higher. Evergreen-Outer Drive nearby comes in at 15.2%, 440% higher.
Crary/St Marys nearby comes in at 12.7%, 351% higher. Miller Grove nearby comes in at 12.2%, 334% higher.
Related numbers
For average commute to work, North Rosedale Park comes in at 22.5 minutes. For workers commuting an hour or more, North Rosedale Park comes in at 1.0%.
For workers who ride transit, North Rosedale Park comes in at 4.2%.
What it means for you
So what does that mean for you?
A household without a car depends on transit, neighbors and stores within walking distance.
How we read the numbers
The figure is the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates. Ranks compare North Rosedale Park with the 138 Detroit neighborhoods that have the same figure on file, highest first.
A neighborhood's figures combine the Census tracts whose center falls inside its boundary.
Next door, compared
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North Rosedale Park 2.8%
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Rosedale Park 4.1%
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Evergreen-Outer Drive 15.2%
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Crary/St Marys 12.7%
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Miller Grove 12.2%
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Holcomb Community 23.0%
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Editor In Chief, Detroit Ledger
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.