Lansing, Mich. (Oct. 8, 2025) — As national economic numbers show mixed signs of growth and forecast challenges in the coming year, it is encouraging to see better-than-expected numbers coming out of a few key areas of Michigan. The impact of this growth illustrates the state’s resilience and the success of its strategies for supporting Michigan families and workers.
The Lansing region saw the second highest growth in job creation across Michigan, according to the latest preliminary Current Employment Statistics (CES) data. From June 2024 to June 2025, the Lansing Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) added 5,400 new jobs, making it one of only two regions in the state to experience year-over-year employment growth.
This achievement underscores the Lansing region’s momentum as a hub for investment, business growth and prosperity, affirming the continued strength of the region’s economy. The Lansing MSA’s 5,400 new jobs span multiple industries, with significant gains in sectors tied closely to LEAP’s economic development priorities…