ACS 2024 5-YEAR ESTIMATES↗ DIRECTIONAL CHANGE FROM 2021UPDATED JAN 29, 2026
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MICHIGAN · ACS 2024 5-YEAR

Highest work-from-home shares

Among covered Census places in Michigan. Values are estimates; open a place report to see the margin of error and denominator.

1Northville34.8%2Beverly Hills29.5%3Ann Arbor28.7%4Ferndale28.1%5Royal Oak27.4%6Rochester27.2%7Grosse Pointe Woods27.0%8Chelsea26.4%9Birmingham26.3%10East Grand Rapids26.0%11Grosse Pointe Park25.8%12Farmington25.5%13Grosse Pointe25.5%14Grosse Pointe Farms25.3%15Plymouth25.2%16Huntington Woods24.7%17Rochester Hills23.6%18Okemos23.6%19Oak Park23.2%20Saline23.1%21Rockford23.1%22Novi22.8%23Farmington Hills22.8%24Berkley22.6%25Troy22.5%26Forest Hills22.5%27Haslett22.2%28Grand Blanc22.1%29Clawson22.1%30Milford21.0%31East Lansing21.0%32Madison Heights19.5%33Traverse City19.4%34Waverly19.1%35Auburn Hills18.6%36Livonia18.4%37St. Johns18.3%38Brighton18.2%39Freeland17.5%40Ypsilanti17.3%41Southfield17.0%42Grand Ledge16.8%43Mason16.8%44Holt16.5%45Westwood16.2%46Fenton16.2%47South Lyon16.2%48Frankenmuth15.8%49Sterling Heights15.7%50Whitmore Lake15.6%51St. Joseph15.6%52Lake Fenton15.5%53Byron Center15.3%54Swartz Creek15.1%55Hazel Park14.9%56Lansing14.8%57Wixom14.3%58Fraser14.0%59Grand Rapids13.9%60St. Clair Shores13.8%61Portage13.7%62Northview13.6%63Eaton Rapids13.4%64Trenton13.4%65Ludington13.3%66Dearborn13.2%67Holly13.2%68Tecumseh13.2%69Petoskey13.1%70Houghton Lake13.0%71Milan13.0%72Flushing12.9%73Charlotte12.9%74Warren12.8%75Iron Mountain12.7%76Midland12.6%77Manistee12.6%78Harper Woods12.6%79Shields12.6%80Dearborn Heights12.4%81Grandville12.4%82Walled Lake12.3%83Southgate12.1%84Detroit12.0%85Kentwood12.0%86South Monroe11.8%87Norton Shores11.4%88Jenison11.4%89New Baltimore11.3%90Ecorse11.3%91Westland11.3%92Grand Haven11.0%93Marysville11.0%94Eastpointe10.9%95Utica10.9%96Comstock Northwest10.8%97Marshall10.8%98Wyandotte10.7%99Alma10.7%100Temperance10.5%
Ranking caution

Close estimates can overlap once margins of error are considered. Rank order is descriptive, not proof that adjacent places differ.