Rockland, MI

Real estate in Rockland, Michigan is a hot commodity. The city has seen an influx of people and businesses in recent years, which has led to an increase in real estate prices. There are a number of reasons for this: the city is located close to both Detroit and Lansing, which are two major metropolitan areas; Rockland has a strong economy; and the city's infrastructure is well-developed.

The average price of a home in Rockland was $158,000 as of September 2017. This represents an increase of over 20% from the previous year. In addition, the median price (the price at which half of all homes sold were priced above and half were priced below) was $145,000. These high prices reflect not only the demand for homes in Rockland but also the quality of those homes – many are newly built or have been recently renovated.

One reason for the high demand for real estate in Rockland is that it offers many amenities not found elsewhere in Michigan: access to excellent schools (both public and private), a strong economy, and a relatively low cost of living. In addition, there are plenty of housing options available – from single-family homes to apartments – making it easy for families to find what they're looking for.

Despite these positive factors, there are some challenges associated with living in Rockland. One issue is traffic congestion – especially during rush hour – due to the large number of people and businesses located downtown. Another challenge is finding affordable housing – although there are plenty of options available, most homes cost more than $150,000/year rent-wise. Finally, some residents have expressed concern about gentrification – that is, the gradual transformation of neighborhoods that may be less affluent into more affluent areas. However, overall opinion polls show that most residents feel positively about their city's growth prospects and believe that it will continue to be positive over time