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Michigan’s aging population is reshaping its future—median age hit 40.7 last year, with more seniors than ever and fewer kids being born. While Metro Detroit remains slightly younger, even its most vibrant counties are seeing age creep upward. Economic pressures are delaying family formation, fueling the trend nationwide—but Michigan feels it especially hard. Meanwhile, the state is becoming more diverse, with Hispanic and Asian communities surging in urban centers, creating a fascinating demographic paradox: an older state, growing younger in some places, and richer in cultural mix.

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