The population of Grass Lake City, Michigan, is just over one thousand people. The median age is 37.1 years. The median household income is $67,619, up from $65,000 in 2014. Grass Lake is home to the state's highest percentage of Native Americans and African-Americans. The largest ethnic groups in Grass Lake are White (Non-Hispanic) (93.3%), White (Hispanic) (5.4%), Two+ (Non-Hispanic), and American Indian & Alaska Native (0.24%).
Grass Lake has a low rent burden. The median rent in the city is just under $642/mo. This number is lower than the state average, which is around 31.7%. Grass Lake has a rent burden of twenty-seven percent, but rent burdens are lower than average in many other U.S. cities. There are fewer evictions in Grass Lake than in neighboring cities, including Hanover and Onsted.
Grass Lake's crime rate is relatively low, according to the United States Census Bureau. There are just a handful of violent crimes committed in Grass Lake, but compared to the US average, Grass Lake's rate is considerably lower than the national average. Its property crime rate is also significantly lower than the national average. However, if you're thinking about moving to Grass Lake, be sure to check out the local crime rate.
The population of a place determines its economic value. It supplies resources and worthwhile labour. Grass Lake's population of four79 was 1173 by 2010; this means that the city's population has grown at a rate of 5.87% per year. The highest growth rate in Grass Lake occurred between 1990 and 2000, when the population increased by 19.8%. In the subsequent decade, Grass Lake's population increased by six-eight percent.