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Master Plan - City of Troy

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CITY OF TROY MASTER PLANTable A.2: Residential Properties Built By YearYearNumber <strong>of</strong> % <strong>of</strong> Total Total Sq. Ft. % Sq FtPropertiesPrior to 66 0.26 166,357 0.3119101910 - 1919 53 0.20 77,678 0.141920 - 1929 281 1.09 391,747 0.731930 - 1939 249 0.96 325,294 0.601940 - 1949 642 2.48 905,893 1.681950 - 1959 2,344 9.06 3,643,936 6.771960 - 1969 3,716 14.37 6,840,259 12.721970 - 1979 9,542 36.90 18,454,895 34.311980 - 1989 3,263 12.62 8,066,919 15.001990 - 1999 3,849 14.88 10,247,788 19.052000 - 2007 1,854 7.17 4,667,904 8.68Totals 25,859 100.00 53,788,670 100.00Low Density ResidentialThis category includes areas containingdetached single-family dwelling units andaccessory structures in subdivisions or sitecondominiums (0 to 5 units per acre). This isthe most predominant land use in the <strong>City</strong>,comprising almost one-half <strong>of</strong> the area <strong>of</strong>the <strong>City</strong>. Lot sizes are generally largest in thenorthwest corner <strong>of</strong> the <strong>City</strong> and get smalleras you move in a southeasterly direction.Medium Density ResidentialThis category includes areas containingattached dwelling units and accessorystructures (6 to 10 units per acre). Theseconsist <strong>of</strong> a variety <strong>of</strong> housing forms,including duplexes, townhouses, apartmentsand assisted living facilities. These uses aregenerally located on major thoroughfaresand have historically been thought <strong>of</strong> astransitional uses between the road and lowdensity residential neighborhoods.High Density ResidentialThis category includes areas containingmultiple attached dwelling units andaccessory structures (11 or more units per acre).These consist <strong>of</strong> a variety <strong>of</strong> housing forms,ranging from three-story buildings to high-riseapartments. These uses are generally located inthe southern third <strong>of</strong> the <strong>City</strong>.Manufactured Housing CommunityThis category includes manufactured housingcommunity and accessory structures, buildingsand open spaces. The only manufacturedhousing community in <strong>Troy</strong> is the 285-unit <strong>Troy</strong>Mobile Home Villas, located east <strong>of</strong> StephensonHighway in Section 26.Table A.3: Commercial and Office Properties Built By YearYearNumber <strong>of</strong>Properties% <strong>of</strong>TotalTotal Sq. Ft.% Sq FtPrior to 5 0.31 138,112 0.2519101910 - 1919 3 0.19 9,362 0.021920 - 1929 2 0.12 13,022 0.021930 - 1939 3 0.19 3,417 0.011940 - 1949 14 0.87 62,314 0.111950 - 1959 63 3.91 955,189 1.761960 - 1969 344 21.33 10,306,018 18.991970 - 1979 534 33.11 16,683,112 30.741980 - 1989 389 24.12 16,518,995 30.431990 - 1999 147 9.11 5,688,012 10.482000 - 2007 109 6.76 3,901,245 7.19Commercial and Office UsesThe rate <strong>of</strong> commercial and industrial growthaccelerated in the 1960’s and peaked duringthe 1970’s. Approximately 57 percent <strong>of</strong><strong>Troy</strong>’s commercial and industrial properties,about 33,000,000 square feet <strong>of</strong> space, wereconstructed during this time. Approximately5.2 million square feet <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice was developedduring the 1970’s and 9.7 million square feet<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice was developed during the 1980’s, asBig Beaver evolved into the preeminent <strong>of</strong>ficemarket in Metropolitan Detroit.APPENDIX137

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