Zen-like estate in Troy offered for $4.5 million

1 articles · Updated · Crain's Detroit Business · Apr 27

A luxury property described as 'Zen-like' has been listed for sale in Troy, Michigan, at $4.5 million.
The estate is marketed as offering a Bloomfield Hills-style experience within the Troy area, targeting high-end buyers.
This listing comes as Metro Detroit's housing market cools, with house flippers facing increased challenges after the pandemic-driven boom subsided.

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