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A small-town feel in the city of Madison Heights
The Metro Detroit city of Madison Heights evokes classic Midwestern friendliness with its small-town feel, its diverse community and ample homebuying and career opportunities. These qualities each lend themselves to the city’s motto, the “City of Progress,” reflecting both Madison Heights’ present ethos and future potential. This city of nearly 30,000 residents offers a close-knit feel just a stone’s throw away from the bustling heart of Michigan’s largest metropolitan center. From its cozy homes, schools, parks and shops, the city of Madison Heights retains an intimate, know-your-neighborhood vibe.
Homeowners in Madison Heights enjoy living in a tight knit community.
Madison Heights is a large suburban community located to the north of downtown Detroit.
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Pho-nomenal food
Madison Heights’ local culture, along with its diversity, is perhaps best expressed through its dining scene. Madison Heights has been home to its own “Little Saigon” since the late 20th century, and the city is known for its large selection of authentic Vietnamese cuisine at restaurants like Pho Hang and Pho Tài. This city also has its own Asian supermarket, 168 Asian Mart, selling unique goods for locals seeking to enjoy these same flavors at home. Old-fashioned burgers and Mexican cuisine can also be found along John R Road, the main north-south thoroughfare running through the city. Other shopping needs can be fulfilled at the local Costco, Target and other brand-name retailers. Downtown Madison Heights is home to various local shops with all kinds of goodies. From authentic Japanese candy to natural pet treats for cats, there's a shop for it here.
Ima in Madison Heights serves one of the best bowls of ramen in the Detroit area.
Ima features a number of Asian fusion items on its menu.
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Madison Heights makes a difference
During Restaurant Week, residents will go around to different restaurants to support local businesses. At Movies in the Park at the Civic Center, residents can enjoy flicks under the stars. Madison Heights also hosts a volunteer-run food pantry run, where some committed volunteers contribute their own money and put in 40 hours a week to keep the community fed. Other annual events include two-mile Memorial Day parades and annual Festival in the Park events drawing nearly 10,000 people to mingle for a summertime music and food event at Civic Center Park.
Biking, hiking and golfing in Madison Heights
Madison Heights is known for its well-maintained parks, which are also full of things to do. From riding dirt bikes at Rosie’s Park to playing a game of soccer at Red Oaks Youth Soccer Complex, there's a place for every outdoor adventure. Furry friends can release some energy at the Dog Park. Residents can also explore the Red Oaks Nature Center and learn about native wildlife and walk alongside their 1.5-mile trail. Golfers can play rounds at the Red Oaks Golf course, which features a 9-hole, par 31 course. Thrill seekers can take skateboarding lessons or take on challenges with some indoor rock climbing.
Enjoy walks outdoors year round at the Red Oaks Nature Center in Madison Heights.
Kids will enjoy spending the day engaging in programming at the Red Oaks Nature Center.
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Homes in the Heights
Home styles in Madison Heights are characterized by smaller, single-family residences not far from neighbors and local attractions. Common styles include bungalows, brick ranch styles and newly built, two-story homes. These suburban residences include driveways for off-street parking and spacious yards for decorative gardening, as well as a public sidewalk to greet neighbors during morning or evening strolls. Home prices start at $99,900 at the low end and $689,000 at the high end, offering a great deal of variety in a state with a median home price of around $220,000.
Streets in Madison Heights generally feature old growth trees.
Split level homes in Madison Heights offer growing families more room.
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Lamphere Public Schools
Madison Heights’ students can attend Lamphere Public Schools, which receives an overall B rating from Niche, as well as a stellar A rating for the quality of its teachers. Page Middle School offers unique robotics and technology after-school programs to unleash its students’ innovation, while Lamphere High School is recognized by Niche as being among the top 300 public high schools in the state.
Madison Elementary School earned a C rating according to Niche.com.
Madison High School serves an average of 275 students in 2024.
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Moving around in the Mitten State
Located 12.8 miles from Detroit, Madison Heights offers residents proximity to two significant interstate highways. While Interstate 696 provides easy access to Metro Detroit’s other suburbs, as well as to the Detroit Zoo, Interstate 75 provides direct access to downtown Detroit within a 13-mile and approximately 20-minute drive. The city also offers an Active Adult Center transport system for residents above 50 who do not have their own transportation options.
Public safety
Madison Heights is served by the Madison Heights Police Department, which reported 68 violent crimes and 535 property crimes in 2022. The violent crime rate of 2.51 per 1,000 residents is well below the national median of 4 and the state average of 4.61, although its property crime rate of 19.09 is slightly above that of Michigan and in line with the national median of 20. The police department offers online resources to help residents drive safely, keep their families safe both in person and on the internet, and even winter driving tips, in addition to their regular patrols through the city.
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On average, homes in Madison Heights, MI sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Madison Heights, MI over the last 12 months is $226,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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