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Macomb Township, Michigan by the numbers in 2026

Home values, rents, incomes, permits and pros in Macomb Township, Macomb County, and how they compare with the neighbors.

By Victoria Jackson, Editor In Chief

2 min read

Residents
92,629
Median home value
$387,000
Median rent
$1,379/mo
Typical year built
2000
Macomb Township, Michigan, Date: 2021-09-06 Sensor: MSI on Sentinel-2B Resolution: 10m RGB Composites: True color, Band 4-3-2
Macomb Township, Michigan. Photo by Copernicus Sentinel-2, ESA, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 igo.

Macomb Township ranks 2nd of 6 for median home value, at $387,000

Median home value This page

Macomb Township ranks 2nd of 6 for median home value, at $387,000Bar chart of median home value: Macomb Township (this page), $387,000; Washington Township, $408,400; Harrison Township, $262,400; Lenox Township, $212,900; Clinton Township, $225,000; Shelby Township, $354,500.$0$200K$400K$600KMacomb Township$387,000Washington Township$408,400Harrison Township rent $1,097, built 1980$262,400Lenox Township rent $1,360, built 1998$212,900Clinton Township rent $1,194, built 1980$225,000Shelby Township rent $1,346, built 1989$354,500
Macomb Township ranks 2nd of 6 for median home value, at $387,000
Group Median home value
Macomb Township (this page) $387,000
Washington Township $408,400
Harrison Township $262,400
Lenox Township $212,900
Clinton Township $225,000
Shelby Township $354,500
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates.

Every place has a story, and the numbers tell more of it than you might think. Macomb Township is home to about 92,629 people in 32,514 homes, according to the latest Census estimates.

The median home there is worth $387,000, 59% above Macomb County.

Money and housing costs

Median household income is $120,652, 57% above Metro Detroit. Median rent is $1,379 a month, 14% above Metro Detroit.

91% of homes are lived in by their owners, against 71% across Metro Detroit. Owners with a mortgage spend a median $2,125 a month on the house, taxes and insurance included.

The houses themselves

The typical home in Macomb Township was built in 2000, against 1968 for the metro. 1% of homes were built before 1940 and 16% since 2010.

Recent sales in Macomb Township

192 property sales were recorded in Macomb Township in the last 12 months, at a median price of $465,000. About 6% went to companies and investors rather than people buying a home to live in.

Building permits in Macomb Township

37 building permits were issued in Macomb Township in the last 12 months, down 89% from the year before. Contractors put $20,290,000 of work on those permits. That includes 37 new buildings.

Getting around and paying the bills

For average commute to work, Macomb Township comes in at 28.6 minutes. For workers who work from home, Macomb Township comes in at 14.7%.

For median property tax bill, Macomb Township comes in at $4,179 a year. For property taxes as a share of home value, Macomb Township comes in at 1.08%.

For households with a broadband subscription, Macomb Township comes in at 97.2%. For adults 25 and older with a bachelor's degree or more, Macomb Township comes in at 38.4%.

For median age, Macomb Township comes in at 41.1 years. For households with children under 18, Macomb Township comes in at 37.7%.

For residents below the poverty line, Macomb Township comes in at 4.4%.

Macomb Township and its neighbors

Washington Township next door has a median home value of $408,400 and a median rent of $1,151, built 1995. Harrison Township next door has a median home value of $262,400 and a median rent of $1,097, built 1980.

Lenox Township next door has a median home value of $212,900 and a median rent of $1,360, built 1998.

Final word

Every number here links back to a page you can use, from homes for sale in Macomb Township to the local pros who work there. Keep this page handy.

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Victoria Jackson

Victoria Jackson

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.