Lifestyle & Quality of Life
Living in Macomb County means enjoying a variety of lifestyles—all within a short drive of Detroit and Troy.
Diverse Communities
From waterfront living in St. Clair Shores to spacious homes in Shelby Township, each part of the county has its own character.

Recreation & Outdoors
Enjoy boating and fishing on Lake St. Clair, hiking trails at Stony Creek Metropark, or golf at one of the many courses throughout the area.

Education
Macomb County is served by multiple public and private schools, as well as nearby Macomb Community College for continuing education.


Commuting & Transportation
Macomb County offers convenient access to Metro Detroit and beyond, with major highways such as I-94, I-696, and M-59 connecting residents to Detroit, Troy, and other job centers within 20 to 40 minutes. Employment opportunities are close at hand with General Motors, Stellantis, and a growing tech sector all within easy reach. For air travel, Detroit Metropolitan Airport is about 45 minutes away, while Coleman A. Young International Airport sits just across the county line. For many, Macomb provides a suburban retreat paired with a manageable commute to the heart of Metro Detroit.
Neighborhoods, Cities & Areas in Macomb County
Shelby Township
Spacious neighborhoods with convenient access to parks, trails, and local schools.
Macomb Township
One of Michigan’s fastest-growing communities with newer subdivisions and a wide variety of housing options.
Sterling Heights
Known as “The Heart of Metro Detroit,” Sterling Heights is one of Michigan’s largest cities with plenty of shopping, dining, and recreation.
St. Clair Shores
A lakeside city perfect for boating and waterfront living.
Warren
The largest city in Macomb County and home to major employers, making it an excellent spot for commuters.
Utica & Washington Township
Charming small-town feel with a mix of historic homes and newer developments.