
FARMINGTON, MI
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In 2007 CNNMoney.com voted Farmington as the 55th best place to live in the USA, and we can see why! In 2013 the city invested in renovations, and Farmington residents are LOVING the updates. The downtown Farmington area has lots to offer in the form of retail, dining and more. Stop by 1Up Arcade and Bar and enjoy a pint and some video games, get your stretch on a Bohdi Yoga, or grab a treat at Browndog Dessert Bar. Whatever you are looking for, Farmington has got it all!
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Looking for a great place to raise a family with a bit of a downtown flair? Farmington, Michigan in Oakland County may be the perfect place for you! Jim Shaffer and Associates has sold homes in Farmington, and is the go-to realtor for home sales in the area. If you are looking for a beautiful property for sale or an apartment for rent, look no further than Farmington and Jim Shaffer and Associates.
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