10 Places in Michigan You Should NEVER Move To

Move to these places and you're gonna regret it big time!

If you were going to make a list of places to NOT to move to in Michigan, you’d have a lot to choose from. Michigan. The land of wolverines. The region of lakes. The domain of all who hunt. Some might say Michigan is the prettiest state of all. It’s an outdoor paradise, and there’s really pretty farms everywhere. The people are super cool. Most of them. What’s not to like?

A lot. Like just about every other state in our fine nation, Michigan has its good and its bad. It’s not all like this. Many of this state’s largest cities are more like this.

For the next 12 minutes, we’re going to talk about the bad places in Michigan. Some I’ve been to and seen firsthand. Others were suggested by you. But all of the places we’re going to talk about rank terribly when you measure good things that Michiganders care about.

There won’t be many surprises.

Is your hood going to be talked about? Will there be any places in the UP on here? Stay tuned and see. So, put off that trip to Meijer for a little bit. We’re gonna hop in our pickup and visit the worst places to live in Michigan!

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[candicedarbyfox]

No body calls jackson " little detroit" ...

[jennikab]

Detroit is and always will be a place people look down on. I’m born and raised in Detroit lived here most of my life. I’ve never been robbed or shot at. With sticking to what you know and being somewhat street smart it’s easy to live here... I love my city proud to call it home! 🤷🏽‍♀️

[Davido]

Its the most beautiful state ive seen OVERALL in this country . Only California, Colorado & Vermont compare regarding how pretty it is (politics not considered of course). 💯

[jimmylorang]

I was born in Flint in 1966. I moved to Chicago in 1991...and then moved back to Flint in 2013. It's relatively inexpensive to live here...and there are some great nature sanctuaries and Genesee County parks within 5 to 15 miles Northeast of Flint...and they are beautiful and non crowded parks. Therefore...I really think some of the other "10 worst cities" are much more depressing to live. My favorite Flint area park is called the "Davison Hogbacks" Genesee County park. It's over 15 miles Northeast of Flint but it's WELL WORTH IT!!! It's very similar to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan because of the very steep hiking trails and lakes and rivers. As soon as you park and open your car door you notice the QUIET...

[hrobert]

My daughter moved from south central Los Angeles to Detroit and it was a huge improvement. She bought a 4 bedroom 2 bath house for the price of three month’s rent at her barely habitable South central place. Good people in Detroit.

[xemyk]

I’m convinced this dude’s never been to Michigan smh

[philc.]

This video caught my eye as we were born, raised and educated in the Detroit suburbs. Went to Cass Tech HS and then Wayne State University. Left way back in 1989 to sunny northern CA to practice medicine but still keep track of the few friends and relatives we have left. Its real sad to see my home area labeled as " crime, poverty, drugs and gangs" . It was a great place back then to raise a family and work with plentiful jobs available. Hope things will turn around for the whole Midwest.

[nou]

I love the fact that our city's are so bad that HELL ain't even in the top ten for worst citys.

[jarrodgonzales]

Love how people that don’t even live in Michigan can tell us about Michigan. They could never cut it up here!

[manbtm]

I love Detroit, I’ve lived in downtown Detroit for 21 years now, along with a cottage up in northern Michigan, I live in a fabulous neighborhood, easy access to everything, great restaurants, entertainment and sports, wonderful biking, walking trails and a great riverfront, the art scene is extremely good, and fabulous museums and world-class entertainment. Price is reasonable, Canada is five minutes away. And when we wanted we have enough money to buy a cottage in northern Michigan on a wonderful small lake. No complaints whatsoever. We’re not worried about fires or burnouts or lack of water either.

[rgular_chld]

10-1:01-Inkster
9-2:12-Battle Creek
8-3:49-Jackson
7-4:41-Lansing
6-5-5:36-tie-Muskegon Heights-Highland Park
4-6:40-Pontiac
3-8:00-Saginaw
2-9:41-Detroit
1-10:41-Flint

[IcemanJuice]

Never heard jackson called “little Detroit” that’s either Flint or Saginaw lmao

[lucasknowlton]

I love how he calls not having a job a “lack of ambition” and then immediately talks about how thousands of automotive jobs have been cut in the state….you think that might have something to do with people not having jobs?? 🤨 god I hate conservatives lol

[Whuffagowie]

I was born and raised on the East Side of Jackson. I can't even dream of a better place to grow up in the 1950's than Jackson, Michigan. There were more engineers in Jackson than any other city in the US. I moved away in 1975, but I still love the place! The Michigan Theater is a showplace.

[MissBe]

I have never heard of battle creek called battle crack. I was born and raised in Michigan

[alabasterfantasia]

I have a lot of respect for the people in these cities who are trying to address these issues, as opposed to people who make videos about it and just put everybody down in the process.

[barbmiller]

I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit, years ago at that time it's where everyone wanting to live, life was good, jobs were plentiful pay was good, it's so sad how and fast that all the work for people closed down.that old sayings you can never go home rings true! .most of the houses are burn down 😢 the crime is high and you don't dare go into that area 😮 I went to the best high school, had two swimming pools and now its shut down 😢loved my home town.❤

[aylashi]

I lived and worked in almost every city on the list. Having bad neighborhoods in every state is considered functional by the government definitions.

[Actionnews]

so basically you think any majority minority city is bad? Says more about you then those places and their populations.

[artil]

Idk if this dude has ever been to Michigan, but I feel like half the stuff he said is just stuff he thought of off the top of his head