Rodney, MI

Rodney is a small town in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It has a population of just over 1,000 people and is located about an hour north of Marquette. Rodney was first settled in 1851 and was originally known as Brownville. The town was renamed Rodney in 1876 after General John C. Rodney, who had been killed during the American Civil War.

The economy of Rodney relies heavily on tourism, with visitors coming to see the scenic beauty of the area and enjoy the many attractions that are available, including several ski resorts. The main industry in Rodney is agriculture, with crops such as wheat, corn, and soybeans being grown. There is also a small manufacturing sector based around tourism-related businesses.

Real estate in Rodney is dominated by single-family homes and condos. The average price for a home in Rodney is $135,000, while condos range from $60,000 to $200,000. There are also a number of rental units available in Rodney; the average rent for an apartment is $1,100 per month.