How much are homes in Macomb Township?

The current median sale price is $462K, with homes spending about 33 days on the market. There are 248 active listings right now, and 311 homes sold in the last 90 days. Price depends heavily on subdivision, build year, and school district, so ask for a comp-based estimate on the specific home you're considering.

How far is Macomb Township from downtown Detroit?

About 26 miles north-northeast, which runs 40 to 45 minutes by car in typical traffic. The usual route is M-59 to I-94 west, then I-75 south into downtown.

What school district is Macomb Township in?

Four districts split the township: Chippewa Valley Schools, Utica Community Schools, L'Anse Creuse Public Schools, and New Haven Community Schools. Chippewa Valley ranks #1 in the county on Niche for 2026. Your assigned schools depend on the exact address, so confirm the boundary before you buy.

Is Macomb Township a city or a township?

It's a civil township in Macomb County, the most populous one in Michigan as of the 2020 census. There's no incorporated downtown; services and shopping run along the mile roads and the M-59 corridor.

Is Macomb Township a good place for families?

It's built for them. Newer homes, top-ranked schools in much of the township, a large recreation center, and league-sized sports parks all point that way. The main caveat is that it's car-dependent with no walkable center.

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Living in Macomb Township, MI: A Local’s Guide

Macomb Township had 91,663 residents at the 2020 census, up from 79,580 in 2010, which made it the most populous civil township in Michigan. That growth is the whole story here. Most of what you see was built in the last 25 years: subdivisions, new schools, retail strips along the mile roads. People move here for room, newer houses, and a short shot to the jobs farther south. The township sits at the geographic center of Macomb County, roughly 26 miles north-northeast of downtown Detroit, which runs about 40 to 45 minutes by car in normal traffic.

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What Macomb Township is known for

Three things, mostly.

First, growth. The township roughly doubled in population between 2000 and 2020, and the housing stock reflects that. You're looking at one of the newest large communities in the metro area.

Second, schools. Macomb Township is split across four public districts, and one of them, Chippewa Valley Schools, ranks at the top of the county. More on that below.

Third, the Hall Road retail corridor. M-59, also called Hall Road, runs along the township's south edge and into neighboring Clinton Township, where The Mall at Partridge Creek (an outdoor lifestyle center on Hall Road) sits just over the line. Most of the area's big-box shopping, dining, and services cluster along this stretch.

Suburban and family-driven. Households here skew toward couples with kids, and the rhythm of the place follows youth sports schedules, school calendars, and weekend trips to the rec center or the stores on Hall Road. Many neighborhoods are HOA subdivisions with sidewalks, retention ponds, and homes built to similar eras and floor plans.

You drive everywhere. Errands mean a car trip to a mile road or to the M-59 corridor, not a walk to a shop. The tradeoff is space: bigger lots, newer construction, and quieter streets than you'd find closer to the city.

Macomb Township, by the numbers

median sale price

$462K

avg days on market

price yoy

+1.2%

active listings

248

Prices vary a lot by subdivision, build year, and which school district the address falls in. A newer four-bedroom in a Chippewa Valley feed area prices differently than an older home on a rural-edge road, even within the same township. If you want a real number for a specific home or your own house, we'll pull recent comparable sales by hand and walk you through them. No algorithm, no instant estimate, just a comp-based valuation from someone who sells here.

Getting around

You drive. M-59 (Hall Road) carries most of the local traffic along the south edge and feeds the freeway system. For trips toward Detroit, the common route runs M-59 west to I-94, then I-94 west and I-75 south into downtown, about 26 miles and 40 to 45 minutes depending on rush hour. Romeo Plank Road is the main historic north-south route on the township's west side, and the numbered mile roads (22 Mile through 26 Mile) form the local grid.

Things to do in Macomb Township

Macomb Corners Park on 25 Mile Road, for organized sports and the walking loop

The Macomb Township Recreation Center, with its lazy river and indoor playground for the off-season

The Mall at Partridge Creek, just over the line in Clinton Township, for outdoor-format shopping and dining

The Hall Road corridor for the bulk of everyday retail, big-box stores, and restaurants

A short drive south to Lake St. Clair and the boating scene in Harrison Township when the weather turns

Is Macomb Township a good place to buy?

For the right buyer, yes. If you want a newer house, more square footage, and strong schools, and you're fine trading walkability for space and a car-first routine, the township delivers exactly that. The Chippewa Valley district in particular holds value well.

The homes

This is newer-construction country. The housing stock is dominated by homes built from the late 1990s onward, set in platted subdivisions: two-story colonials, ranches, and split-levels, many with attached garages and HOA-maintained common areas. Lots tend to be larger than what you'd find in the older inner-ring suburbs, and floor plans run bigger.

Schools

Macomb Township is divided among four public school districts: Chippewa Valley Schools, Utica Community Schools, L'Anse Creuse Public Schools, and New Haven Community Schools. Which one serves a given home depends entirely on the address, and the boundaries cut through the township.

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