SperlingViews - Troy, Michigan
75.72% of people are white, 3.20% are black, 18.16% are asian, 0.18% are native american, and 2.74% claim 'Other'. 1.91% of the people in Troy, MI, claim hispanic ethnicity (meaning 98.09% are non-hispanic).
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Great schools - 6/6/2010
Troy is great because of it's wonderful schools and diverse population. It lacks a downtown and plisse for families to gather.[read more...] |
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Great schools - 6/6/2010
Troy is great because of it's wonderful schools and diverse population. It lacks a downtown and plisse for families to gather.[read more...] |
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Very Good - 4/1/2009
This city offers very broad ranges of religion. Many different places for foriegn religion studies and many different places for people who have lost faith to go back to church.[read more...] |
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lousy place - 2/27/2009
I've lived all over the world...two yrs in Europe, 8yrs in Thailand, also many cities in the USA. I lived in Troy for over 20yrs, and I finally got out of that hole. I live in the Upper Penninsula now and it is heaven compared to the cesspool down there. I drive five miles to work now and only have three stoplights to contend with. In troy I drove about the same distance to work and had a stoplight every mile, and the stoplights were all timed so I had to stop at each one. What can I say...the people sucked in Troy...the police dept sucked.....the govt. sucked, the schools sucked. I have no good memories of Troy. Good luck if your are moving there.[read more...] |
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A great place to live - 4/15/2006
Troy is a great place to live. It benefits from being part of metropolitan Detroit (pro sports, symphony, the Henry Ford, the Detroit Zoo). It is a well run city that is financially healthy and offers good city services. The Police Department is one of the best in the metro area. The neighborhoods are a mix of working class people (mostly with the big three) and white collar employees within the auto industry.[read more...] |
