Looking for a real estate agent in Troy? You just found the team that lives and works here. Top Agent Realty is headquartered at 1985 W Big Beaver Rd in Troy — our agents have closed over $1B in Metro Detroit real estate and earned 1,000+ five-star reviews from local buyers and sellers.
📞 Talk to a Troy agent right now: (248) 277-4226 — or text us and we’ll reply within minutes.
The Troy, MI market right now
- Median sale price: about $436K (May 2026)
- Pace: typical listings go under contract in about 20 days
- Activity: 215 homes sold in May alone — one of Oakland County’s busiest markets
- Why people move here: nationally ranked Troy School District, Somerset Collection, Big Beaver corridor jobs, and quick I-75 access
Want the full picture? Read our honest 2026 comparison of Troy vs Rochester Hills.
Homes for sale in Troy, MI
Browsing homes? See our full Troy, MI real estate & homes for sale page — live MLS listings, neighborhood guides, and market trends.
Why Troy buyers and sellers choose us
- We’re Troy locals. Our office is on Big Beaver Road — we tour these streets every week and know pricing block by block.
- Proven results: $1B+ closed, 1,000+ five-star client reviews.
- Full team coverage: meet our agents — buyer specialists, listing agents, and relocation help under one roof.
- Fast, honest answers: call or text and you’ll reach a person, not a call center.
Troy real estate FAQs
How much does a home in Troy, MI cost?
The median sale price in Troy was about $436K in May 2026. Condos and townhomes start in the $200s; homes in the Troy School District’s most sought-after neighborhoods regularly sell above $600K.
How fast do Troy homes sell?
Well-priced Troy listings typically go under contract in about 20 days, and desirable homes often see multiple offers the first weekend. Buyers should get pre-approved before touring.
Is Troy a good place to live?
Troy pairs one of Michigan’s top school districts with major employers, Somerset-level shopping, and some of the lowest crime rates among Metro Detroit’s larger cities — which is why it stays one of Oakland County’s most competitive markets.
What does it cost to work with your buyer agents?
Talk to us — buyer representation is often paid through the transaction. Call (248) 277-4226 and we’ll explain exactly how it works, no obligation.
Ready to make a move in Troy? Call or text (248) 277-4226, send us a message, or stop by our Big Beaver office. See what clients say in our Google reviews.