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Richmond, Michigan, in Macomb county, is 21 miles NE of Sterling Heights, Michigan (center to center) and 36 miles NE of Detroit, Michigan. The city has a population of 4,897.
In Richmond, about 57% of adults are married.
In 2000, Richmond had a median family income of $57,917. Richmond is full of successful families and individuals.
In the 2004 Presidential fund-raising sweepstakes, George W. Bush came out ahead among Richmond residents, with $1,300. Residents gave more to the Republican party than any of the others.
In Richmond, 72% of the houses and apartments are occupied by the owners, not rented out. If you prefer houses that are on the new side, the city may be the place for you - the average age of homes here is quite young. Landlords in Richmond rent a large number of single bedroom units. The city has higher property taxes than most places in Michigan, which provides more money for local schools and services.
In Richmond, 95% of commuters drive to work. If gasoline prices keep going up, consider living in cities like Richmond; a good number of people there walk and bicycle to work.
Comparing Richmond to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in Michigan (State):
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