Neighborhoods of Troy, MI
Troy is small enough to walk and varied enough to be worth a map. Start with a neighborhood and work outwards.
- Big Beaver CorridorThe main business spine of Troy, MI along Big Beaver Road (16 Mile) — office towers, hotels and the city's densest run of restaurants.
- East TroyThe eastern side of Troy along John R and Dequindre, bordering Sterling Heights, with family restaurants and local services.
- Maple Road CorridorThe Maple Road (15 Mile) stretch across south Troy, a mix of international restaurants, auto shops and light industrial businesses.
- Northfield HillsNorth-west Troy near Crooks, Coolidge and South Boulevard — residential streets with nearby plazas and corporate campuses.
- Oakland Mall AreaSouth-east Troy around Oakland Mall at 14 Mile and John R, packed with retail, quick dining and everyday services.
- Rochester Road CorridorThe north–south run of Rochester Road through the middle of Troy, lined with neighborhood plazas, restaurants and services.
- Somerset DistrictThe area around Somerset Collection at Big Beaver and Coolidge, Troy's upscale shopping and dining hub.
- Troy CornersThe historic crossroads at Square Lake and Livernois in north Troy, surrounded by established neighborhoods.