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Michigan housing data, sourced and free to cite

Original analysis of public records from the Michigan Department of Treasury, by a Michigan mortgage broker. Every figure has a source, a date and a download.

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Latest findings

From the 2026 Uncapping Study

+50.5%Typical jump in a Michigan home's taxable value the year after it sells, 2026All 83 counties
5.7xLarger than in 2013, when the same step was 9%2013 to 2026
+91.7%Charlevoix County, the largest jump of the 83Smallest: Monroe, 37.0%

County data

Southeast Michigan, county by county

Each county guide carries its own figures. The jump at sale is shown on each.

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Our charts and data are free to use with credit. Samantha Shelton is available for interviews on property taxes, buying in Michigan and the Southeast Michigan market. Headshots, bio and past coverage are on the press page.

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Align Lending, Michigan Property Tax Uncapping Study, 2026 edition.
Questions, interviews or a correction: samantha@alignlending.com, 248-506-5727.

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Align Lending LLC, NMLS #2041154, is a mortgage broker. Samantha Shelton, NMLS 1647301. Equal Housing Opportunity. Licensed in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, Florida, Louisiana and Texas. This research is published for information. It is not tax advice, not an offer to lend, and not a rate quote. A specific home's tax bill depends on the property, its school district and its millage; ask your assessor or a loan officer for the figure that applies to you.

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