New Construction Homes In Troy, MI

Troy, Michigan, was ranked 22 on CNN Money’s Best Places to Live and was listed as the 19th safest city in the country. It’s at the heart of Oakland County and is known as one of the most dynamic and livable cities in Michigan. The area is known for everything from its safe neighborhoods where kids can play in the nearby playgrounds to the luxurious Somerset Collection featuring some of the most high end shops and restaurants. Troy is the largest city in Oakland County and is a magnificent place to call home.

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Things to Do in Troy:

• Somerset Collection- Valet parking and a full-service concierge are just some of the amenities you’ll find at this luxurious mall. There are over 180 stores and restaurants located on two sides of a street with an indoor bridge connecting. You’ll have a Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom's and Macy’s all at your disposal as well as the Detroit Shoppe featuring the best in Detroit’s sports and history.

• Troy Historic Village – Check out ten historic buildings and the Village Green all restored for the enjoyment of the public. You can see artifacts, reenactments or just enjoy the village while having a picnic. See Troy’s charming past come to life here!

Community Parks:

There are 5 community parks in Troy which includes everything from playground equipment, tennis courts and baseball diamonds to paved walking paths making it ideal for both adults and kids.

Population:

• Population: Approximately 81,000
• Median age is 42

Newly-Constructed Homes in Troy:

There are currently no newly constructed homes in Troy but keep checking back for updates.

Things to Consider Before Buying a Newly-Built Home:

• A lot of homes in a single neighborhood are built very similarly. Is uniqueness a quality you require in a home?

• Newly-constructed homes are usually more energy efficient and pre-wired for Internet and cable. This will save you money on bills right off the bat versus buying a house built just a decade ago.

• Not just the house is new but so is the landscape. Things like trees and bushes will be small and not provide very much cover for many years, even a decade.

• The trend for new homes tends to be a little bigger house with less yard meaning you’ll be close to your neighbor.