Michigan City is a city located in LaPorte County, Indiana. The city is situated on Lake Michigan, and is about 50 miles east of Chicago. The population of the city is an estimated 34,000.

Michigan City has a rich history. Originally settlers used the flowing waters of Trail Creek to establish lumber and gristmills. Farmers came from miles around to have their wheat ground into flour here. There are many districts that displays Michigan City's architectural history - ranging from Victorian to Gothic styles.

Michigan City's natural and geographic location has provided a stimulus for its growth. The city continually experinces industrial growth as businesses are drawn to the city's inexpensive land, low taxes, infrastructure improvements, a beautiful waterfront recreational setting, and easy transportation outlets via interstate highways, rail network, or Lake Michigan.

Visitors to Michigan City are usually captivated by its rugged beauty, its abundance of wildflowers and berries, and especially the majestic sand dunes, one towering to 175-foot height. Within the city, many parks and trails further enhance the city's beauty. Nearby Trail Creek is famous for its great fishing.

Residential areas of Michigan City are the backbone of a city. The city is noted for its attractive neighborhoods, low crime rate, excellent municipal services, and affordable housing for first-time buyers.