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  1. HomeGoods - 624 John R Rd

    624 John R Rd, Troy MI 48083

    4.3 Superb 173 reviews

    “My first time there, and I was shocked! I couldn't believe how low price everything was! I thought it was going to be expensive. I definitely will be back there!”

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  2. Dollar Expo - 2955 East Big Beaver Road

    2955 East Big Beaver Road, Troy MI 48083

    4 Good 37 reviews

    “So impressed with this local party store. They have everything you would need to decorate a great party and their service was exceptional. I went in with a very last minute request for 30 birthday balloons and they were not only able to help but did so with true care and appreciation. This is the kind of service and business ownership we don't get the pleasure to see enough of these days. Thanks again! I told everyone at the party to visit Dollar Expo the next chance they get!”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 2037 W Maple Rd

    2037 W Maple Rd, Troy MI 48084

    2.7 Average 129 reviews

    “I really like the story and has a lot of qualities to it, and the people are really friendly and you never know what whip around the corner but they were really friendly and outstanding”

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