Welcome Home to Fraser

What covers over 4 square miles (is bigger than a bread box) and is part of the Metro Detroit area? That’s right, you guessed it (did the subtitle give it away?) the city of Fraser. Fraser is in the state of Michigan in Macomb County and is approximately 15 miles north of Detroit. The city is minutes from Lake St. Clair and Anchor Bay and offers many outdoor and indoor activities, and its super close proximity to Detroit.

Before starting your search on our apartment finder, visit our [AptGuideLink] to snatch up some great tips on finding that perfect place for you. Don't miss the [LocalTalkLink] page, where you can get a solid idea of what living in Fraser is really like. Want to know what your commute to Detroit will really be like? Wondering where you can go to keep up with your new love of Vietnamese food? (Yum.) Maybe you just want to know more about schools in the area for Junior. No problem. We have the answers you seek, young Jedi. Just type each and every one of those Fraser-related questions right into our Ask a Question feature and a local expert will get back with answers.

Fraser Rental Trends

Are you looking for something near Arthur J Miller Park? Maybe you want something closer to the Monroe Playground. Or perhaps all you want is a place with enough wall space for that giant mural you just painted. (Nice work, Picasso.) We get it. Whatever it is you're looking for, our apartment finder will help you find it and get you the best deal in town. So, what do apartments in Fraser go for? Look at the table above and you'll get a good idea. As of ||monthpull|| the average rent for a one bedroom apartment cost ||1BRrentpull|| while a two bedroom apartment went for ||2BRrentpull||. If you’re ready to start your search, you can begin by checking out some of the popular rentals below. Then read on to learn more about the community of Fraser.

Flipping For Fraser

Fraser keeps everyone in town busy and active with their Recreation Department. You’ll find sports to sign up for and classes to take. The city has several parks where residents can spend some good, quality time outdoors. Steffans Park is the big one. With 26-acres of athletic fields and courts, large, super-cool playground called “Fort Fraser” (fun!), a and a concession stand residents flock to this park often. Ice skaters can enjoy the Great Lakes Sports City Ice Skating Rink. They offer ice hockey, speed skating, and lessons as well as public skating here. The city also has plenty of activities specifically designed for seniors. For info on everything senior, from their activity center and van service, to housing and their newsletter, click on the city’s page here.

History buffs, unite in Fraser through the Fraser Historic Preservation Commission. They publish a newsletter cutely called, “Strawberry Preserves,” which informs residents on historical nuggets.

There are some fun spots to dine and hang in Fraser. The Great Baraboo Brewing Company is a cool place to go for grub and… yup, a tasty brew. Keep on eye on their calendar of events to partake in things like, “Sunday Prime Rib Dinner,” “DJ Sunday Nights,” “Happy Hour,” and “Wednesday World Tavern Poker.” Schmiddy’s Restaurant and Sports Haven is another fun place to go for food, drink, and sports viewing.

In the neighboring town of Clinton Township lies a very special place… ready for it? Morley Candy Makers. (Cue the dramatic sting!) These guys have been making the good stuff since 1875. They clearly know what they’re doing. Check in for a free factory tour and pick up a sample or two (yum and yum).

Let’s face it: whatever you’re looking for in Fraser, you’ll find it. And if it’s not right in your backyard, you’ll find it just minutes away, in Detroit. From music clubs, bars, and concerts and the Detroit Tigers, to the Detroit Symphony, Fix Theatre, and oodles of museums, you can find what you’re looking for by taking that quick hop to D-Town. You’ll even be able to easily join in the fun on some of the awesomely fun special events that go on throughout the year in Detroit like Jazz Fest, CityFest, Hyroplane races on the Detroit River, and River Days.

You, Fraser-ite

Find your new pad in Fraser and join about 15,000 other folks who enjoy life in this small town just outside of Detroit.