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Ypsilanti Real Estate in Washtenaw County Michigan

Demographics

Ypsilanti is a city in itself, within the county of Washtenaw in Michigan, mere minutes away from Ann Arbor. Ypsilanti has a rather robust population in the area of 22,000 citizens at the last Michigan Census.  The average annual household income for Ypsilanti citizens is in the $29,000 range.

The local major industries are automotive related as well as general manufacturing.

 

Schools

Public Schools

Adams Math and Science Academy

Chapelle Community School

Erickson Elementary School

Estabrook Elementary School

East Middle School

West Middle School

Ypsilanti High School

Private Schools

New Directions Alternative Education

Forest Avenue School

Regional Career Technical Center

 

Government

Ypsilanti Michigan, as a charter township, has a governmental board within itself, for the most part apart from that of the rest of the Washtenaw county area. As a charter township, the local  government seems to put a lot of emphasis on results and impressing upon the surrounding townships and cities that Ypsilanti is completely self-contained and able to produce well-above average results by taking pride in their township. The local community planning commission meets on the first Monday of each month at 7:30 P.M.

History

From the beginning, in 1827, the area where Ypsilanti now lays was one of beauty, of a horizon of hills and plains with amazing sunsets. Perhaps this is what brought the original founders to this ear. In the early years, the first business established in Ypsilanti was a trading post that went by the simple name of "Godfrey's." Local settlers quickly looked to the local rivers as a possibility for industrial growth through hydro power.  People came from many different regions and country to claim their personal piece of Ypsilanti. Today, Hydro power plays no part in the local industries, but the heart and soul of those who settled the area is evident in the bold and spirited personalities of current citizens.

Community Information

Ypsilanti, as well as all of Washtenaw County, has more options for the artistic appreciative family than many of the surrounding counties put together. There are so many options for fine arts appreciation, such as the Riverside Arts Center and the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra. Then there is the Wild Swan Theater, on of Michigan's most renowned performing artists. There are theaters of every type, museums, and more.

Beyond the local arts, there is definitely a niche here for the outdoor oriented individuals also. There are many local bodies of water, rivers, lakes, and creeks, which are perfect focal spots for water sports. In addition, the surrounding area has ample woodland for hunting and hiking, as well as bicycling and camping.

Real Estate

Ypsilanti is a lovely spot with many real estate bargains that, alone, will draw you in. Once your interest has been peaked by the financial opportunity, you will be hypnotized by the beautiful backdrops of emerald green tree lines and wide open skies. The Ypsilanti locals have always taken great pride in their public appearance, and it shows very well in the craftsmanship and architecture of the homes here.

For more information about Ypsilanti Real Estate contact Greg and Wendy Kime at 313-304-6692

 
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