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Homes for sale in Unadilla TownshipHere is what the numbers say. For homes lived in by their owners, ZIP 48137 (Unadilla Township area) comes in at 88.2%, against 86.9% across Livingston County and 71.2% for Metro Detroit.
That is the 6th lowest of 13 ZIP codes in Livingston County. For median home value, ZIP 48137 (Unadilla Township area) comes in at $306,800, against $356,800 across Livingston County.
That is the 5th lowest of 13 ZIP codes in Livingston County.
The rest of the numbers
For owner homes with no mortgage, ZIP 48137 (Unadilla Township area) comes in at 39.3%, against 32.7% across Livingston County and 41.1% for Metro Detroit. That is the highest of 13 ZIP codes in Livingston County.
For median property tax bill, ZIP 48137 (Unadilla Township area) comes in at $3,026 a year, against $3,454 a year across Livingston County. That is the 3rd lowest of 13 ZIP codes in Livingston County.
For property taxes as a share of home value, ZIP 48137 (Unadilla Township area) comes in at 0.99%, against 0.97% across Livingston County. That is the 5th lowest of 13 ZIP codes in Livingston County.
For monthly owner costs without a mortgage, ZIP 48137 (Unadilla Township area) comes in at $663 a month, against $680 a month across Livingston County. That is the 4th lowest of 13 ZIP codes in Livingston County.
Next door
ZIP 48169 (Pinckney area) nearby comes in at 90.2% for homes lived in by their owners. ZIP 48843 (Howell area) nearby comes in at 78.0% for homes lived in by their owners.
ZIP 48892 (Handy Township area) nearby comes in at 83.7% for homes lived in by their owners.
How we read the numbers
Every figure is the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates. Ranks compare ZIP codes in Livingston County with the same figure on file.
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Next door, compared
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ZIP 48843 (Howell area) 78.0%
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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.