Hubbardston, MI

Hubbardston is a small town in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It has a population of just over 2,000 people and is located about an hour north of the city of Marquette. The town was founded in 1853 and was originally known as Hubbardston Station. The name was changed to Hubbardston in honor of General James W. Hubbard, who served in the American Civil War.

Today, Hubbardston is primarily a farming community that relies on agriculture for its economy. However, the town has seen recent growth due to its proximity to Marquette and its strong business community. There are several businesses located in Hubbardston that provide services to the local residents and tourists visiting the area. These businesses include a grocery store, gas station, bank, restaurant, barbershop, and salon.

The real estate market in Hubbardston is very competitive due to the high demand for housing and limited supply of properties available for purchase or lease. The average price for homes sold in the town during 2017 was $224,000. The median price for homes sold during 2017 was $145,000 which indicates that there is a wide range of prices available for properties within the town limits. Properties located near major roads or highways tend to be more expensive than those located on quieter streets or cul-de-sacs.

There are several types of real estate available in Hubbardston: single family homes (including condos), duplexes/triplexes/quadruplexes, apartments (both rental units and owner-occupied), commercial property (including office space), land (including undeveloped land), and manufactured home parks/ranches. Single family homes account for the majority of all real estate transactions conducted within the town limits; however, there is also a significant amount of commercial property available for sale or lease as well as land plots that can be used for residential development purposes.