Process Server in Ann Arbor, Michigan

About Ann Arbor

University city of about 124,000 nicknamed Tree Town, where the University of Michigan campus, a dense downtown, and the Huron River shape daily life. The Census Bureau counts 53,715 housing units here, at an average household size of 2.19 and a median household income of $81,089.

Places our servers know in Ann Arbor

• Michigan Stadium ("The Big House"): University of Michigan football stadium with a capacity of 107,601, the largest stadium in the U.S. and among the largest in the world.
• University of Michigan: Flagship public research university that anchors the city and is its largest employer with roughly 30,000 workers.
• Nichols Arboretum ("The Arb"): 123-acre university arboretum along the Huron River, opened in 1907 and home to the W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden.
• Matthaei Botanical Gardens: University of Michigan botanical gardens and conservatory on Dixboro Road, administratively reunited with Nichols Arboretum in 2004.
• Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library: Presidential library of Michigan-raised President Gerald R. Ford, located on the University of Michigan's north campus.
• Michigan Theater: Historic downtown movie palace and performing-arts venue on East Liberty Street.
• Crisler Center: University of Michigan's basketball arena.
• Yost Ice Arena: Historic University of Michigan ice hockey arena.
• Huron River: River that winds through Ann Arbor, shaping its parks, arboretum riverfront and recreation.
• Kerrytown: Historic district north of downtown, part of the original village, known for its market and independent shops; named after County Kerry, Ireland.
• Old West Side: Historic residential neighborhood just west of downtown, known for well-preserved Victorian and Craftsman homes on tree-lined streets.
• Burns Park: Established residential neighborhood built around the city's 15-acre Burns Park, with historic homes and a community center.
• State Street District: Downtown district bordering campus, a commercial and cultural hub of shops, restaurants and theaters.
• Main Street District: Ann Arbor's central downtown dining and shopping district.
• South University District: Commercial district adjacent to the University of Michigan campus serving students.
• Michigan Stadium (The Big House): University of Michigan stadium with an official capacity of 107,601, the largest stadium in the United States and the Western Hemisphere and third-largest in the world.
• Nichols Arboretum: 123-acre 'Arb' on the Huron River whose Upjohn Peony Garden holds North America's largest heirloom peony collection.
• Ann Arbor Art Fair footprint: The nation's largest juried art fair, spreading nearly 1,000 artists across 30 downtown blocks each July for close to half a million visitors.
• Ann Arbor urban forest: More than 50,000 street trees and as many again in parks, the root of the 'Tree Town' nickname.
• Matthaei Botanical Gardens: University conservatory, display gardens, and trails paired with the Arboretum.

Ann Arbor background

• Ann Arbor was founded in 1824 by John Allen and Elisha Walker Rumsey, who named it for their wives, both named Ann, and for the local stands of bur oak trees.
• The city's nicknames include "A2" and "Tree Town.".
• Ann Arbor had a population of 123,851 at the 2020 census, making it Michigan's fifth-largest city.
• The University of Michigan is the city's dominant institution and largest employer, with roughly 30,000 workers including about 12,000 at its medical center.
• The Ann Arbor Art Fairs, held each July, draw upward of half a million visitors.
• Ann Arbor ranks first among U.S. cities in the number of booksellers and books sold per capita.
• Michigan Stadium, nicknamed "The Big House," seats 107,601, making it the largest stadium in the United States.
• The Ann Arbor Film Festival, held each March, receives more than 2,500 submissions annually.
• Nichols Arboretum's W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden holds the largest collection of heirloom peonies in North America, blooming in late May and early June.
• Local high-tech and consumer employers based in Ann Arbor include ProQuest, Domino's Pizza and Duo Security.

Areas within Ann Arbor

Burns Park, Kerrytown, Main Street District, Old West Side, South University District, State Street District.

Addresses in Ann Arbor

What every serve includes. Where we cover.

54 percent of occupied homes are rented, out of 53,715 housing units. 45.6% of occupied housing units are owner-occupied, reflecting the large student rental population. 41.9% of housing units are single-family detached homes.

Nearby communities we also cover

• Ann Arbor Township, about 3.9 miles
• Pittsfield Township, about 4.7 miles
• Scio Township, about 6 miles
• Ypsilanti, about 6 miles
• Superior Township, about 6.9 miles
• Lodi Township, about 7.3 miles

ZIP codes we cover in Ann Arbor

48103, 48104, 48105, 48106, 48107, 48108, 48109, 48113.

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