Dearborn Heights

A residential community of more than 63,000 people, Dearborn Heights, MI is located within the larger Detroit metropolitan area. Widely considered a bedroom town, Dearborn Heights provides a convenient and accessible home for its residents who work in nearby neighborhoods like Dearborn, Redford, Inkster, Allen Park, and more. With its serene atmosphere, budget-friendly houses, and top-rated educational centers, Dearborn Heights is the ideal community for families and young professionals. 

THINGS TO DO IN DEARBORN HEIGHTS

• The Dearborn Heights Annual Harvest Festival is a special event showcasing the town’s interesting culture and history. Locals and tourists celebrate the day with country music, food, arts and crafts, and fresh harvests. 

• Youth programs such as the Dearborn Heights Kids Klub Summer Day Camp held at the Richard A. Young Recreation Center introduce children to arts, sports, and community-building activities.

• The Ford Lanes Bowling Center is where competitive and recreational bowling games are held, while the Don Zielinski Tennis Courts have tennis lessons for those who want to hone their skills in the sport.

SCHOOLS IN DEARBORN HEIGHTS

Dearborn Heights is served by four school districts, including:

• Crestwood School District
• Dearborn City School District
• Westwood Community School District
• Dearborn Heights No. 7 School District

HOMES IN DEARBORN HEIGHTS

Affordable single-family homes make up most of the Dearborn Heights housing market. One can purchase a home with three beds and two bathrooms at roughly $200,000 but if you want a residence with an expansive yard, there are available homes being sold for close to a million dollars. 

Renting a property here is quite common and the monthly cost ranges from $850 to $3K.

As of August 2022, Dearborn Heights has transformed into a buyer’s market as there were more than enough homes for sale to meet the demand.