Living in Howell
With a thriving downtown area, a close-knit, small-town community and a top-notch school system, it?s easy to see why Howell is one of southeast Michigan?s most attractive suburbs.

The city of approximately 9,500 people is part of Livingston County, one of the state?s most economically viable areas. Howell?s charming downtown features a diverse range of architectural styles, including Greek Revival, Carpenter Gothic, Italianate, Queen Anne, Colonial Revival and Art Deco. In addition to downtown Howell?s historic buildings, residents also enjoy independent dining, entertainment and shopping options. What also makes Howell a unique place to live are its annual community festivals, including the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest, The Legend of Sleepy Howell, the Howell Melon Festival and the Fantasy Lights Parade.

Working in Howell
Howell?s location also makes it easy to commute to downtown Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan?s central and medical campuses ? the bustling city is just 30 miles away. The region is also close to several major thoroughfares, including US-23 and I-96. Metro Detroit is about 50 minutes away, while Detroit Metro Airport is about 45 miles away.