Rochester, MI

Rochester, Michigan is a city located in the southeastern region of the United States. The population was 248,816 as of the 2010 census. Rochester was founded in 1825 and became a city in 1836. The city is known for its furniture industry and has been called "the cradle of the American chair." Rochester is also home to two professional sports teams: the Rochester Red Wings (NHL) and the Rochester Americans (AHL).

Real estate in Rochester is diverse, with properties ranging from small apartments to large mansions. The median price for a home in Rochester was $144,000 as of September 2016. There are a number of neighborhoods in Rochester that are popular among buyers and renters. Some neighborhoods that are popular include Brighton Park, Henrietta Hills, Irondequoit Hills, Webster Street Corridor, and Eastview Heights.

The real estate market in Rochester is stable and has seen growth over the past few years. In 2016, there were 1,564 homes sold in Rochester; this represents an increase from 1,451 homes sold in 2015 and 1,341 homes sold in 2014. The average list price for a home during this time period was $158,500; however this number can vary depending on location within the city. In general terms, prices have increased modestly over recent years but remain below average levels compared to other cities across America.