7 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas in Muskegon, Michigan. The population-weighted median household income is about $62,280, the median home value about $188,161, and 75.5% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.
- 7
- ZIP codes
- 141.9K
- Population
- 54
- Data points
Muskegon at a glance
- $62,280
- Median household income
- $188,161
- Median home value
- 39.5
- Median age
- 75.5%
- Owner-occupied
- 60,848
- Housing units
Income, home value, and age are population-weighted averages of the ZIP-level medians in the file. Counts are exact.
Top 5 Muskegon ZIP codes by median household income| # | ZIP | City | Population | Homeowner % | Median HH $ |
|---|
| 1 | 49445 | Dalton | 21,289 | 89.8% | $84,877 |
| 2 | 49457 | Blue Lake | 11,086 | 93.6% | $78,225 |
| 3 | 49441 | Muskegon | 36,779 | 75.8% | $67,427 |
| 4 | 49444 | Fruitport | 26,372 | 69.3% | $53,054 |
| 5 | 49442 | Egelston | 44,766 | 69.4% | $48,563 |
Top 5 Muskegon ZIP codes by population| # | ZIP | City | Population | Homeowner % | Median HH $ |
|---|
| 1 | 49442 | Egelston | 44,766 | 69.4% | $48,563 |
| 2 | 49441 | Muskegon | 36,779 | 75.8% | $67,427 |
| 3 | 49444 | Fruitport | 26,372 | 69.3% | $53,054 |
| 4 | 49445 | Dalton | 21,289 | 89.8% | $84,877 |
| 5 | 49457 | Blue Lake | 11,086 | 93.6% | $78,225 |
Top 5 Muskegon ZIP codes by Homeowner GDP| # | ZIP | City | Population | Homeowner % | Median HH $ | Homeowner GDP |
|---|
| 1 | 49441 | Muskegon | 36,779 | 75.8% | $67,427 | $765.2M |
| 2 | 49445 | Dalton | 21,289 | 89.8% | $84,877 | $627.2M |
| 3 | 49442 | Egelston | 44,766 | 69.4% | $48,563 | $553.3M |
| 4 | 49444 | Fruitport | 26,372 | 69.3% | $53,054 | $374.9M |
| 5 | 49457 | Blue Lake | 11,086 | 93.6% | $78,225 | $312.4M |
Homeowner GDP = owner-occupied units × median household income — a proxy for aggregate homeowner spending power in a ZIP, useful for scoring market opportunity. Not an official economic statistic.
Densest: 49440 (Muskegon) at 2,468 people/sq mi. Least dense: 49457 (Blue Lake) at 137 people/sq mi.
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