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Macomb Township
- B+Overall Grade
- Suburb of Detroit, MI
- 138 reviews
- Public SchoolsB+
- Crime & SafetyNG
- HousingA-
- NightlifeB-
- Good for FamiliesA-
- DiversityB
- JobsA-
- WeatherB-
- Cost of LivingB
- Health & FitnessB-
- Outdoor ActivitiesB
- CommuteC+
Real Estate
Median Home Value
$244,800
National
$184,700Median Rent
$1,251
National
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Macomb Township Rankings
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Crime & Safety
Crime & Safety
NG
Based on violent and property crime rates.
Residents
Working in Macomb Township
Jobs
A-
Based on employment rates, job and business growth, and cost of living.
Median Household Income
$95,516
National
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Macomb Township Reviews
138 reviews
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I have lived in Macomb for 14 years. Macomb is a very welcoming place with many stores and unique restaurants. Although it has gotten more and more crowded in the past few years, it is nice to see that people are still smiling and making ways to be kind and considerate of those around them. Recently, the roads have been getting better and better which makes driving more efficient and a lot safer, and in turn people are a lot happier and more calm on the road. It would be a great advantage for all if there were reflectors on the road, especially Hall Road because it would be a lot easier to see where the lanes are. But overall the roads are great and Macomb is a very nice and friendly place to live.
Macomb Township offers a good mix between urban and rural settings, but it is slowly becoming more developed. Additionally, Macomb Township does not offer too much in the way of recreation. There are a few parks and fun attractions, but days out are relatively limited - one can only go to Barrymore's or Partridge Creek so many times before growing tired of the same scenes. On a more positive note, Macomb Township boasts a vast array of restaurants, eateries, and bars. There are enough that citizens of any preference or persuasion can happily find a place to go. Overall, Macomb Township is a safe and family-friendly city that is developing steadily and attracting new citizens and employees yearly.
Macomb Township, MI offers affordable living and easy access to shopping malls, churches, schools and libraries. There are plenty of diverse restaurants to choose from, ranging from fast food to elegant dining options.
It is only a short travel to our local M-59 highway as well as interstate highways. Macomb is also a short distance to the well known Detroit Zoo as well as having access to Canada via The Windsor Tunnel and both The Ambassador and Blue Water Bridges.
Macomb is home to Blue Ribbon public schools as well as several private schools. For the most part, Macomb neighborhoods are quiet and friendly with many neighborhood parks for sports activities and child play. We even have our own Macomb Recreation Center.
It is only a short travel to our local M-59 highway as well as interstate highways. Macomb is also a short distance to the well known Detroit Zoo as well as having access to Canada via The Windsor Tunnel and both The Ambassador and Blue Water Bridges.
Macomb is home to Blue Ribbon public schools as well as several private schools. For the most part, Macomb neighborhoods are quiet and friendly with many neighborhood parks for sports activities and child play. We even have our own Macomb Recreation Center.