Oakland County, Michigan — cities by momentum

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24 cities tracked, ranked by composite momentum.

24
Cities tracked
775,635
Combined population
$335,042
Median home (county)
22
Rising / Hot

Oakland County, Michigan has 24 tracked cities with a combined population of 775,635. The median home value across these cities is $335,042.

The highest-momentum city in the county is Beverly Hills, with a composite score of 72 (Rising) — median home $594,535, +7.3% year over year.

The most affordable city tracked here is Pontiac at $140,712.

Beverly Hills

pop 10,552
72
Rising$594,535 · +7.3%

Pontiac

pop 62,528
71
Rising$140,712 · +2.7%

South Lyon

pop 12,219
71
Rising$472,097 · +3.5%

Birmingham

pop 22,198
70
Rising$738,364 · +6.1%

Rochester Hills

pop 78,330
69
Rising$471,128 · +3.5%

Auburn Hills

pop 26,047
69
Rising$280,595 · +3.7%

Novi

pop 67,675
68
Rising$472,976 · +3.5%

Wixom

pop 17,486
68
Rising$387,453 · +2.5%

Rochester

pop 12,978
68
Rising$493,014 · +3.6%

Farmington

pop 11,547
68
Rising$329,438 · +3.6%

Milford

pop 6,554
68
Rising$486,459 · +3.8%

Huntington Woods

pop 6,345
68
Rising$541,240 · +4.8%

Holly

pop 5,980
68
Rising$323,400 · +3.5%

Troy

pop 89,209
65
Rising$463,178 · +2.9%

Royal Oak

pop 58,251
65
Rising$335,042 · +2.7%

Oak Park

pop 29,402
65
Rising$236,077 · +1.9%

Clawson

pop 11,440
65
Rising$288,696 · +2.3%

Walled Lake

pop 7,413
65
Rising$242,987 · +0.8%

Farmington Hills

pop 84,173
64
Rising$392,042 · +2.7%

Madison Heights

pop 28,626
64
Rising$221,906 · -0.2%

Berkley

pop 15,313
64
Rising$317,506 · +2.1%

Southfield

pop 76,874
62
Rising$255,044 · +2.0%

Ferndale

pop 19,431
61
Stable$254,066 · -0.7%

Hazel Park

pop 15,064
50
Stable$158,960 · -5.5%

Sources: Zillow ZHVI, Zillow ZORI, US Census place population.

Climate & natural-disaster risk

Winter (Jan)
30° / 16°
avg high / low
Summer (Jul)
82° / 61°
avg high / low
Sunny days/yr
175
~48% of year
Annual precip
33″ rain
50″ snow
Disaster risk (1=very low, 5=very high)
Hurricane
Very low
Tornado
Moderate
Wildfire
Very low
Earthquake
Very low
Flood
Low

State-level averages from NOAA Climate Normals (1991-2020) and FEMA National Risk Index. City-level conditions can vary significantly within a state.