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Annual Ypsilanti Festivals & Fun Things To Do

If you’re seeking a fun city with plenty of things to do, Ypsilanti is known by is residents for its outstanding festivals. Be sure to checkout the "Depot Town". This hub for entertainment is adjacent to Riverside Park and Frog Island Park. Annual not-to-missed festivals include:

  • The Heritage Festival
  • Michigan Vintage Volkswagen Festival
  • The Elvis Festival
  • The Orphan Car Festival
  • The Michigan Brewers Guild Summer Beer Festival
  • Fallapalooza
  • The Latino Festival
  • The Depot Town Chili Challenge

Ypsilanti –a History Driven by a Strong Roots to the Automotive Industry

Home to Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti can trace its roots to early pioneers, trappers and traders who traversed the Sauk Indian Trail which is now Michigan Avenue. In our city’s’ recent past, the automotive industry has played an integral role in our history, our culture and our economy. The following early motor companies have left their collective fingerprints on Ypsilanti. Those automobile companies include: READ MORE

A More Diversified Ypsilanti Economy for Residents


Founded in Ypsilanti in 1960, Domino’s Pizza was first delivered to students at Eastern Michigan University. The current location for the Domino’s Pizza corporate offices is now in Ann Arbor. Serving as Ypsilanti’s largest employer is Eastern Michigan University. Another large employer is READ MORE

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Ann Arbor







Ann Arbor is a Remarkable Place to Call Home

Consistently voted one of the most attractive places to live, Ann Arbor, MI is a remarkable place to experience extraordinary things. One can’t mention Ann Arbor and not think about the 100,000-plus seat stadium that is called the “Big House” and the University of Michigan Wolverines. University towns traditionally have a unique energy and flavor and Ann Arbor is no exception. Few universities offer the academic diversity and rich resources of the University of Michigan. U of M isn’t the only institution of higher learning in our area. Eastern Michigan University propels Ann Arbor to even higher academic heights adding to the richness that is uniquely Ann Arbor.

Stroll Downtown Ann Arbor

Downtown Ann Arbor is a vibrant area filled with live music, art galleries and museums. Residents, visitors and students gather here for a quick bite at a sidewalk café, experience the charm of our many bookstores, or sip coffee or a latte from one of your favorite baristas at By the Pound. It's all in here in downtown Ann Arbor.

Get in the Swing of Things in Festive Ann Arbor

If music is your gig, Ann Arbor offers vast array of musical genres. From jazz to folk, you can swing to the eclectic beat here in Ann Arbor. If you prefer the visual arts, Ann Arbor offers many exciting venues for emerging artists. With over a dozen museums, you can explore art, science, and history all within the Ann Arbor borders. Festivals and fairs are an integral part of life in Ann Arbor as well. One of the “can’t miss” events in our area is the Ann Arbor Art Fairs. This special four-day event fills the Ann Arbor streets with over 500,000 in attendance. Drawn by displays of fine arts and craft items, over a 1000 artisans come from far and wide to participate in this family-friendly annual event.

Live, Learn and Play in Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor Public schools consistently rank among the top ten in the US. Combined with our outstanding area libraries, each child is challenged to achieve academic excellence. For a well-balanced life, spending time recreating is not just a past-time here; it is pursued with passion by residence of Ann Arbor. To that end, outdoor lovers enjoy more than 140 parks, nature areas and recreational facilities. From jogging, skating, bicycling or people watching, you to will be challenged to join in the fun. Don’t forget to remember to connect with the Huron River too. Ann Arbor residents enjoy all the amenities provided by the river including kayaking, paddle boats, fishing and canoeing.

Ann Arbor Real Estate

It’s common to hear visitors and residents comment that there are so many things to do in the Ann Arbor area. Ann Arbor is the total package for living a quality life. It’s no wonder Ann Arbor is such a desirable area. If you’re moving To Ann Arbor, be sure to request your complimentary Martin Bouma relocation packet. This completely customizable kit includes a wealth of Ann Arbor area information, school stats and Ann Arbor real estate information all hand-selected based on your specific needs. Request yours today!


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Chelsea


Chelsea, MI Area Information

Located in Washtenaw County, Chelsea has a population of 4,398. First settled in 1820 by Cyrus Beckwith, along with Elisha and James Congdon, Chelsea was primarily a railroad town served by the Michigan Central Railroad. Named by Elisha Congdon after his hometown of Chelsea, Massachusetts, the Chelsea of today is recognized for its growth and vitality. Chelsea has the unique ability to retain its small town charm. Offering convenient access near major highways, Chelsea residents can easily commute to Ann Arbor, the University of Michigan, Detroit, and other areas of Southeast Michigan.

Top Notch Chelsea Schools

The Chelsea School district is recognized for its top notch school system. Chelsea children attend North Creek Elementary School (formerly North Elementary), South Meadows Elementary School (formerly South Elementary) and Pierce Lake Elementary School. Junior high and high school age kids attend Dwight E. Beach Middle School and Chelsea High School.

The Chelsea Lifestyle

Local Chelsea residents enjoy great eats at its local restaurants along with an occasional latte at one the town’s many coffee houses. Be sure to save time to checkout the latest fashions at one of the designer boutiques or enjoy the many galleries and antique shops Chelsea has to offer. For those who like to maintain the active lifestyle, there are many parks and playgrounds as well. Home to the Purple Rose Theatre, this Chelsea landmark is owned by local resident, and Hollywood Actor, Jeff Daniels. In addition, numerous festivals are enjoyed by Chelsea area residents throughout the year.

Commerce in Chelsea, MI

Chelsea is home to the DaimlerChrysler Proving Ground and Chelsea Milling Company's "Jiffy Mix". In addition to automotive, food product production, Chelsea’s other largest employer is the Chelsea Community Hospital.

Chelsea, MI by the Numbers

Population: 4,398

Area Code: 734

Michigan Area Zip Code: 48118

Total area: 3.4 square miles

Location: 19 Miles West of Ann Arbor

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Dexter


The Ultimate Small Town Living – Dexter, MI

Picturesque Dexter, MI is a small village nestled along the banks of the Huron River. This friendly little hamlet has 2,800 inhabitants and is conveniently located minutes from the City of Ann Arbor. The Village of Dexter residents enjoy many outstanding restaurants, great shopping at numerous shops and boutiques, all scattered along the historical downtown district. Conveniences such as your typical service providers include insurance and banking services also dot the downtown area.

Great Parks – Outstanding Schools

If you’re looking that interesting small town environment with plenty of green space, look no further than Dexter, MI. In addition to the outstanding community parks located within the Village of Dexter, there are several Huron-Clinton Metroparks neaby. Children living in the Village attend the Dexter Community Schools. Because family is such an integral part of the Dexter community, residents take full advantage of the Dexter District Library and Dexter offers eight churches, a museum, and fun-filled festivals and family events.

The Village of Dexter Commercial Development

Home to many thriving businesses and industries, the Village of Dexter provides plenty of room for future growth for those businesses wishing to relocate to this area. The Dexter Industrial Park located on Dan Hoey Road is minutes from the I-94 and M-14 connectors. Served by the Village’s sewer and water lines, the Dexter Industrial Park is home to 18 businesses with four vacant lots remaining in the Park for future growth.

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Milan


Milan, MI Area Information

Established in 1831, Milan, MI is a charming city of 5,000 residents. This vibrant community is rich in history offering beautiful historic neighborhoods. Like the other neighboring towns, Milan has a strong connection to the automobile industry as it is a designated location on the National Ford Heritage Trail. Half of the city of Milan is located on the northern edge of Milan Township in Monroe County. The remaining portion of Milan is located in Washtenaw County, adjacent to York Charter Township.

Greater Job Diversity for Milan

A few of the more notable local landmarks include the Milan Dragway and the sportsman’s mega-store Cabela's is located nearby. These destinations bring thousands of visitors to our area. Because there is an all out effort to create better jobs for tomorrow, local leaders and the Milan Chamber of Commerce continue to seek a more diverse business climate. Some 300 companies currently call Milan home.

Small Town Feel – A Desirable Place to Call Home

From our tree-lined streets bath by unique street lamps, Milan is a warm, friendly town. Convenient access allows residents and visitors to enter town from U.S. 23 at exits 25 and 27. All in all, Milan is a desirable place to live, work, learn, shop and play!

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Saline


Saline, MI - Small, Yet Friendly Community

A hidden jewel of a community located just outside Ann Arbor, Saline, MI was recently *voted one of the most desirable places to live in the US. Saline is also tops for offering a superior quality of life. It really makes no difference if you work, learn, play, or retire here, life in Saline is great! Just ask anyone and you will here variations of the same theme: "We're a friendly, family-oriented town."

What to Do in Saline, MI?

Visitors and residents love the small-town charm of Saline, MI. Here you can find upscale shopping, good eats at tons of outstanding local restaurants and numerous seasonal festivals. Our quaint, intimate downtown and surrounding neighborhoods are clean offering Saline families safe neighborhoods – the perfect recipe for living life at its best.

Saline, MI Schools

Offering your children the absolute best in education, Saline schools are outstanding. Supported by the finest administrative staff, the teachers are enthused and challenge each child to strive for academic excellence. If you wish to tour a school or schedule an appointment to visit the Saline Public School main office, contact any member of the Bouma Team and we will arrange your appointment for you.

Saline, MI by the Numbers

Located a short drive from Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan (Go Wolverines!), downtown Detroit is only an hour away. The population of Saline is approximately 9,400 and another 20,000+ live in outlying areas within the Saline Area School district. Saline, MI real estate values and house-hold income are well above average for the state of Michigan and as well as that of the US.

Saline, MI Real Estate

Homes in Saline typically range in price from $100,000 for starter homes to luxury homes priced up to around a $1million. Saline home buyers can select from both existing homes as well as new home construction. If you’re ready to search for Saline real estate, just your saline home search now.

Moving to Saline, MI?

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*CNN/Money Magazine recently named Saline, MI one of the top 100 "Best Places to Live" out of more than 1,300 cities in the US.