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Regional Forecast

Regional Forecast long roadSEMCOG's Forecast provides a long-range and comprehensive view of future demographic and economic changes. It provides base data for updating the long-range transportation plan and other regional planning projects. Member communities use the data in planning for infrastructure and development needs.


SEMCOG's 2035 Forecast
SEMCOG's 2035 Forecast provides detail on population, households, and jobs for communities in Southeast Michigan.  The forecast numbers are provided at five-year intervals from 2005 through future year 2035.  


2035 Forecast Reports
2035 Forecast for Southeast Michigan Population, Households, and Jobs for Counties, Cities, Villages, and Townships 2005-2035 (PDF, 4.38 MB)
This report summarizes forecast results for the region's 233 local communities and describes the methodology used to produce the forecast.  

Community Detail Report (PDF, 153 KB)
This report contains tables of detailed data by community for population, households, and empolyment at five-year intervals from 2005 through future year 2035.

Community Detail Table (XLS, 128 KB)
This table contains detailed data by community for population, households, and employment at five-year intervals from 2005 through future year 2035.

Community Detail Table User Notes (PDF, 39 KB)

Community Employment by Sector Report (PDF, 517 KB)
This report contains tables of SEMCOG employment estimates for sixteen employment sectors.  The data is reported at five-year intervals from 2005 through future year 2035 at the regional, county, and community level.

Community Employment by Sector Table (XLS, 289 KB)
This table contains detailed employment data by sector at the community level in five-year intervals from 2005 through future year 2035.

Community Employment by Sector Table User Notes (PDF, 48 KB)

2035 Regional Forecast Totals (Adopted March 2007)
SEMCOG's new economic forecast for Southeast Michigan includes extensive discussion of the region's economic restructuring and changing demographics. Tables contain population by age group and employment by 24 sectors, at 10-year intervals, 2005-2035.

A Region in Turbulence and Transition: The Economic and Demographic Outlook for Southeast Michigan Through 2035 (PDF, 3.1 MB)

For more information, there are a variety of additional materials on this topic.