The city of Hudsonville is located in Ottawa county, Michigan, U.S. It is home to a population of 7,116 people, according to the 2010 census. It is part of the Grand Rapids - Muskegon - Holland metro area. The median household size is 3.3 people. The population of Hudsonville is about the same as that of Ottawa County.
In the city, the median age for all residents is 30. This figure is made up of native-born residents and foreign-born citizens. Native-born residents are the oldest, at 32.6, while foreign-born residents are the youngest. Non-citizens are generally immigrants, although there are also a number of temporary workers and international students.
The population density of Hudsonville is low compared to neighboring cities. There are three banks in Hudsonville: Huntington National Bank and West Michigan Community Bank. These three banks are the main financial institutions in the city. They provide various banking services, including checking and savings accounts.
Hudsonville has a high percentage of single men between the ages of 30 and 34. The proportion of single men aged 50 and over is even higher, at 8%. The median property value in Hudsonville is $160,900. The homeownership rate in Hudsonville City is 85%, and the median home value is $160,900. Most residents drive alone to work. The average commute time is 21.4 minutes. The average number of cars per household is two.