With a population of 400,000 and roughly 650 square miles made up of several distinct communities, Flint and Genesee County, Michigan is a place to connect with nature, people, history, and the future. From the northwest corner of Montrose, to our urban center of downtown Flint, to the southern lakes area of Fenton and Linden, the communities of Genesee County have a place you’ll love to call home.
$205,000 (realtor.com); that’s 50% lower than the national average cost (nar.realtor)
Miles of pathways to explore; many are multi-use and paved to meet accessibility standards
Three notable higher education institutions—including Kettering University, Mott Community College, and University of Michigan-Flint—and several satellite campuses
Home to three major medical centers and some of the industry’s most skilled doctors and health care professionals
Wondering what living in Genesee County looks like for your budget? Compare Flint & Genesee with other communities using the Cost of Living Calculator.
Overall, the county offers a cost of living advantage, with housing costs significantly below the national average. And while utilities and transportation costs align with the national average, the overall affordability makes the region an attractive choice. Whether you’re considering relocating for work or simply seeking a place where your income stretches further, Genesee County provides a great balance of cost-effective living and quality of life.
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A great place to live needs great people to support our communities and organizations. Plus, volunteering is a great way to connect with people in your new hometown!