Northwest corner by the Clio Country Club
Block group 1 of Census tract 102.01 covers the township's northwest corner, where OpenStreetMap maps the Clio Country Club golf course and the Aldi and Conlee Travel Center near Vienna Road. The 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey counts 653 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $247,600 with a margin of about $29,940, and a typical year built of 1980, the latest typical build of the ten areas here.
West Vienna Road at I-75 and Bridge Park
Block group 1 of Census tract 102.02 holds Bridge Park, the Walmart Supercenter and Dollar Tree that OpenStreetMap maps along West Vienna Road by the I-75 interchange. The American Community Survey gives it 630 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $207,500 with a margin of about $16,793, and a typical year built of 1970. The block group reaches south of Vienna Road into the township's southwest.
Around the township office and Gazebo Memorial Park
Block group 1 of tract 101.16 holds the Vienna Township office at 3400 West Vienna Road and Gazebo Memorial Park, both mapped by OpenStreetMap. The American Community Survey counts 570 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $187,600 with a margin of about $17,464, and a typical year built of 1965. The block group borders the City of Clio, so confirm which unit taxes a parcel near the boundary.
South of Vienna Road, tract 101.16
Block group 2 of tract 101.16 lies south of the township office and carries no landmark that a source we read names, so this card goes by the Census map. The survey counts 608 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $229,200 with a margin of about $11,143, and a typical year built of 1978. It has the second highest median value of the ten areas, and its small margin makes the figure fairly steady.
North of Clio near Jennings Road Park
Block group 1 of tract 101.11 runs through the township's north-central land and holds Jenning's Road Park, which OpenStreetMap maps there,. The City of Clio lists Jennings Road as one of the trail's parking access roads. The American Community Survey counts 512 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $169,700 with a margin of about $10,805, and a typical year built of 1972.
Farrandville
Farrandville is a hamlet that OpenStreetMap places in the north, inside block group 1 of tract 101.12. The American Community Survey counts 397 owner-occupied homes there, a median owner value near $188,800 with a margin of about $24,395, and a typical year built of 1963. The wide margin means the value is a rough guide, so look at sold homes on the street you are considering.
Pine Run and the east side of Clio
Pine Run is a hamlet east of Clio, mapped by OpenStreetMap near the Clio Area Library and a sports complex with fields labeled A through H. Block group 2 of tract 101.12 counts 341 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $190,400 with a margin of about $18,628, and a typical year built of 1959, one of the older typical builds in the township.
Pine Creek apartments and Pine Run Place townhouses
Block group 2 of tract 101.17 holds Pine Creek Apartments and Pine Run Place Townhouses, both labeled by OpenStreetMap, along with the Dollar General east of Clio. The American Community Survey counts only 137 owner-occupied homes here, with a margin of 77, and reports no owner median value. The typical year built is 1978, so owner-occupied purchases in this area are fewer and each one is its own case.
Southeast of Clio, tract 101.17
Block group 1 of tract 101.17 sits southeast of Clio and is described here from Census figures because no named landmark in the sources we read marks it. The survey counts 374 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $138,600 with a margin of about $20,907, and a typical year built of 1963. It reports the lowest median owner value of the ten areas on this page.
South Creek Community and the southeast edge
Block group 3 of tract 101.17 reaches the township's southeast edge, where OpenStreetMap labels a residential area South Creek Community. The American Community Survey counts 209 owner-occupied homes, a median owner value near $147,000 and a typical year built of 1956. The margin on the value is about $79,138, which is very wide, so treat the figure as a pointer only and rely on recent sold prices.