Homes
A diversity of accommodations and lifestyles are offered in the Bay Area. Renters, first-time buyers, empty nesters, families and retirees can all find homes appropriate for their needs. Selections range from historical houses on tree-lined streets to modern subdivisions, apartments and elegant condominiums. Homes can be found in secluded wooded areas, in the heart of Downtown Bay City, in family-friendly neighborhoods or along the waterfront.
The Bay Area boasts some of the most affordable housing in the country. Home prices are below the national average. Buyers in the community get more for their money, affording a style of living that might not be achieved elsewhere for the same price. Most properties and neighborhoods are within close proximity to shopping, recreation, schools and employment opportunities.
Housing Units (2004)
Bay County
47,617
Homeownership Rate (2004)
Bay County
79.3%
Median Value of Owner-Occupied Housing Units (2000)
Bay County
$84,900
Households (2000)
Bay County
49,930
Information from the U.S. Census Bureau
 |
 |
|---|---|
 |
|
- Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
- 2008 Board of Directors
- Community Introduction
- History
- Location and Transportation
- Homes
- Tourism - Attractions and Lodging
- Shopping and Dining
- Arts and Entertainment
- Recreation
- Education
- Business and Industry
- Healthcare
- Government
- Worship and Community Involvement
- Bay City Area MI Chamber Website
- Bay City Area MI Chamber Participating Advertisers
