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Michigan Real Estate News Roundup A roundup of Michigan Real Estate News Hazel Park is the new hot housing market in Oakland County. Oakland County home prices continue to soar, up 4.4% in June 2018. It is a seller’s market, with low inventory. Prices also soared in the Detroit, with the median sales price up 41% […]
This week in Michigan real estate history features the incorporation of two of Oakland County’s most populous cities.
On June 7, 1955, the voters approved the incorporation of both the City of Troy and the City of Southfield . Both were previously organized as townships . The incorporation as cities preceded the dramatic growth in the population of both cities, as the migration of residents from the City of Detroit accelerated. The City of Detroit’s population has declined in every census since 1950. At the same time, the population of Troy grew from 19,402 in the 1960 census to 80,980 in the 2010 census. Southfield’s popu
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