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Delta Township

Delta Township

$296,265 Average Value

Delta Township has suburban living close to large shopping hubs

Delta Township is just outside Lansing , where streets feel a bit more suburban, and all the shopping on Saginaw Highway is just minutes away. Homebuyers enjoy lower township property taxes but are still within a 10-minute drive of downtown. "It's really unique because it comes right into the city," says Brian Ozbun, a Realtor with Bellabay Realty, who has sold several homes in the area. "You could be literally in the same school district as your neighbor from across the street, but be in Eaton County, not the Lansing city limits." Local parks are often busy with families or township-planned activities, and the housing market continues to grow in popularity. "There are a lot of newer developments, the school system seems to be favored, and it's just a really in-demand area," Ozbun says.

Delta Township contains subdivisions of spacious homes.
Delta Township contains subdivisions of spacious homes.
Well-kept Cape Cod homes sit on lush green lots in Delta Township.
Well-kept Cape Cod homes sit on lush green lots in Delta Township.
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Housing ranges from ranch-style homes to luxury construction

There's a variety of neighborhoods in Delta Township, from upscale subdivisions with homeowners' associations to wooded areas with half-acre yards. In general, streets have sidewalks and often end in cul-de-sacs. The market tends to be in high demand. "Of all the areas in Greater Lansing, Delta Township is one of the most popular requests among buyers," says Missy Lord, a Realtor with Re/Max Real Estate Professionals with over 10 years of experience in the area.
Ranch-style homes and Colonial Revivals from the mid to late-1900s typically start around $100,000 to $300,000. From $300,000 to $450,000, houses are usually renovated or were built after 2000. From $450,000 to $780,000, buyers can find luxury homes in newer subdivisions or properties with access to the Grand River.

Red-brick mansions deliver more than ample square footage in Delta Township.
Red-brick mansions deliver more than ample square footage in Delta Township.
Ranch-style homes in Delta Township boast spacious driveways and garages.
Ranch-style homes in Delta Township boast spacious driveways and garages.
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The highest concentration of retail on Lansing’s west side

Saginaw Highway is an epicenter for shopping, with major retailers like Target, Meijer, Horrocks Farm Market and more. Lansing Mall is the largest shopping hub on this side of the city, offering Regal Cinemas and more than 50 retailers. "One of the biggest draws to Delta Township is all of the new development happening around the W. Saginaw/96 corridor," says Lord. "They have added some amazing new shopping centers, including BJ's Wholesale, T.J. Maxx, Texas Roadhouse and Horrocks."
There are numerous chain restaurant options, and locally owned spots have a range of cuisines, from the jambalaya at One North Kitchen & Bar to the Afghan cuisine at Noosh. Residents look forward to Restaurant Week in March, when many businesses do special promotions to attract visitors. Each day of the week celebrates a different type of food, including barbecue, Mexican, steak and seafood.

Head to Horrocks Farm Market in the Delta Township neighborhood for produce and other essentials.
Head to Horrocks Farm Market in the Delta Township neighborhood for produce and other essentials.
TJ Maxx is one of the many retail options located in Delta Township.
TJ Maxx is one of the many retail options located in Delta Township.
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Split between the Waverly and Grand Ledge school districts

Delta Township is split between two school districts. To the east side, kids are zoned to attend Waverly Community Schools, which gets an overall C-plus grade from Niche. The west side is zoned for Grand Ledge Public Schools, which receives an overall B-plus grade. The high schools from both districts offer AP classes or dual enrollment courses. Childcare options in the area include Lansing Saginaw KinderCare, and there are a few faith-based schools, including St. Gerard Catholic School and New Covenant Christian School.
Delta Township is also home to the Lansing Community College West Campus and Great Lakes Christian College.

In Delta Township, Waverly High School’s career path partnership program helps students prepare for their career pathways.
In Delta Township, Waverly High School’s career path partnership program helps students prepare for their career pathways.
Grand Ledge High School is in Grand Ledge, Michigan.
Grand Ledge High School is in Grand Ledge, Michigan.
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Local parks have river access and community events

Delta Township has a variety of neighborhood parks, nature trails and fitness centers. Sharp Park is one of the most popular parks, with a wooden maze structure, sand volleyball court and fishing at a 2-acre pond. Grand Woods Park has a popular disc golf course and hiking trails along the Grand River. Delta Mills Park has a kayak launch to access the river, pickleball courts and a large playground.
On the other side of the interstate, Mount Hope Park is often used for township events, including Movies in the Park, Juneteenth and Kids Days, a series of summer festivals with bounce houses, entertainers and yard games.

Delta Township neighborhood residents enjoy the water and wildlife at Sharp Park.
Delta Township neighborhood residents enjoy the water and wildlife at Sharp Park.
Waverly residents can walk or bike from Delta Mills Park to Sharp Park trail via Webster Road.
Waverly residents can walk or bike from Delta Mills Park to Sharp Park trail via Webster Road.
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Heading to downtown Lansing by car, bus or bike

Downtown Lansing is about 4 miles away on Saginaw Highway. A bus route runs along Saginaw and makes it into the city in about 20 minutes. Cyclists might also head south to Michigan Avenue to take a designated bike lane into the city. Most residents are also within a few miles of Interstates 96, 496 and 69, which offer high-speed access to much of the greater Lansing area and beyond. For longer trips, the Capital Region International Airport is about 4 miles north.
While many residents do commute, Delta Township has a strong manufacturing base anchored by General Motors. In 2025, LG Energy Solution invested $2.6 billion in a new battery plant. The township’s manufacturing hub is separated from most residential areas by major highways.

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Area Facts

Number of Homes
1
Median Year Built
1968
Average 2 Bedroom Size Sq Ft
919

Homes for Sale

Homes for Rent

Distribution of Home Values

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Property Mix - Square Feet

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Demographics

Total Population
27,502
Median Age
42
Population under 18
20.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
24.2%
Above the national average
19.1%

Finances

Median Household Income
$71,700
Below the national average
$79,601
Average Household Income
$87,961

Education and Workforce

High School Graduates
95.8%
Above the national average
89%
College Graduates
42.5%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
16.2%
% Population in Labor Force
65.3%

Weather

Annual Precipitation
32''
Average Winter Low Temperature
17°F
Average Summer High Temperature
82°F
Annual Snowfall
72''

Area Factors

Somewhat Bikeable

Bike Score®®

18 / 100

Car-Dependent

Walk Score®®

0 / 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score

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