In recent years, several Michigan towns have experienced notable population growth. Here’s a look at five such communities and the factors contributing to their appeal:
- 1. New Haven
- 2. Dundee
- 3. Wixom
- 4. Coldwater
- 5. Hamtramck
Let us examine, each of these places in brief:
New Haven
New Haven has seen a remarkable population increase of 42.2% since 2010, bringing its current population to approximately 6,200 residents. This surge is largely attributed to its proximity to major cities like Detroit, offering residents a small-town atmosphere while maintaining access to urban amenities.
Dundee
Positioned between Detroit and Toledo, Ohio, Dundee’s strategic location has contributed to its 37.4% population growth, reaching around 5,408 residents. The village’s charm and accessibility make it an attractive place for new residents.
Wixom
As a suburb of Detroit, Wixom has experienced a 26.4% increase in population, now totaling approximately 17,007 residents. The town’s growth is linked to its blend of suburban living and economic opportunities in the region.
Coldwater
Coldwater’s population has grown by 24.8%, reaching about 13,704 residents. This growth is due to its economic development and community-focused initiatives, attracting individuals and families seeking a balanced lifestyle.
Hamtramck
Hamtramck has seen a 23.2% population increase, bringing its current population to approximately 27,842 residents. The city’s rich cultural diversity and vibrant community life have made it a desirable place to live.
These trends as revealed by WFKR highlight a broader movement toward Michigan’s smaller towns, where residents find a mix of affordability, community, and proximity to larger urban centers.
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