Michigan 55+ active adult communities & homes for sale - Page 3

Yes, for the vast majority of residents. Alongside a 100% state exemption on Social Security, Michigan completely exempts qualified retirement income—including private pensions, traditional IRAs, and 401(k) distributions—allowing married couples to deduct up to $135,220 jointly ($67,610 for single filers) completely tax-free.

Seniors in this region are backed by Corewell Health (formerly Spectrum Health) and Trinity Health, providing extensive specialty clinics and regional cardiac and orthopedic care centers.

Residents enjoy fresh-water beaches, lakefront boating, and lakeside trail systems, which serve as an uncrowded, budget-friendly alternative to coastal ocean living.

In Michigan, there are no large communities, 3 medium communities with 500-1000 homes, and 11 small communities with less than 500 homes.

The smallest 55+ communities in Michigan has 14 homes, the largest has 818 homes, and the average communities consists of 264 homes.

Yes, there are new 55+ homes available in Michigan. The most recent communities started in Michigan include Kensington Ridge by Del Webb, Legends View, Heritage Park of Northville. There are also 8 communities in Michigan that offer new construction homes, including Avalon Pointe, Grand Reserve, Villa Montclair.

Yes, there are gated 55+ communities in Michigan. Approximately 21.4% of 55+ communities in the area are gated. For instance, Heritage in the Hills is a gated communities with 281 homes, and Legends View is another gated communities with 34 homes.

On average, listings in 55+ communities in Michigan stay on the market for around 264 days. The average price of homes for sale in these communities is approximately $424,269, though prices can range widely based on the size, location, and amenities of the communities. For example, homes in Kensington Ridge by Del Webb average around $678,280, while homes in Bridgewater average around $414,981.