The first - Ring Detroit suburb, which grew exponentially in the post-World War II period, isbebe able to list two separate neighborhoods on the National Register of Historic Places precisely for their homes that adhere to iconic architectural styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Southfield City Centre was established in 1992 as a special assessment district and was originally intended to improve pedestrianisation and promote economic development. In addition to the Civic Center complex, Southfield also has a number of urban parks and recreational facilities, most of which were developed in the 1970s, including the city's first public library, the Michigan Museum of Natural History and the University of Michigan Medical Center. It also has its own public school system and a variety of other public facilities, including a football field, baseball and basketball courts, an amphitheater and other sports facilities.

The American Center is a mixed-use area of residential, commercial, retail and office buildings located at the intersection of Michigan Avenue and Grand River Avenue, located south of downtown. The American Center is home to the Michigan Museum of Natural History, Michigan State University Medical Center and U-M College of Veterinary Medicine.

Just over a mile from downtown, lodging is available for football fans attending the University of Michigan football team's home game against Michigan State.

Southfield is also served by WSHJ 88.3 FM, a student-run radio station sponsored by Southfield Public Schools. It is the media center of the Detroit area with several television stations, including WDIV - TV, WXYZ - AM (FM) and WTVR - FM (AM), as well as a number of radio stations. The station for WDetroit TV is located in Southfields at 11 Mile and Evergreen Road, but is the only television station in downtown Detroit and is located in the city, as well as the main station for the University of Michigan football team.

Southfield's population is highly educated: in the average community with an adult population with a 4-year or higher education, 38.73% of Southfield adults have a bachelor's or even a higher education. It is home to eight colleges, including the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and the Michigan Institute of Technology.

The most common occupations for people in Southfield are a mix of white and blue jobs. The majority of people living in Southfield work in the service sector, such as construction workers, truck drivers, and truck drivers, according to the US Department of Labor's Bureau of Economic Analysis, but it is also home to large numbers of non-white workers in retail, manufacturing, and the service sector.

Several internationally recognised corporations have large offices or headquarters in Southfield, including General Motors, Ford, General Electric and General Mills, as well as several other large corporations. Southfield is home to many people who work in offices and administrative facilities.

The Henry Ford Museum is worth a visit to learn more about the influential man who made Detroit what it is today. Hotels are located in Southfield, allowing you to get in and out for business meetings, as well as a number of restaurants, bars and shops.

The city borders Michigan State University, the University of Michigan and the Michigan Institute of Technology in Detroit. Southfield and its neighboring cities Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Lansing and Grand Haven.

The western border of the city is Inkster Road, bounded by Greenfield Road to the east and Eight Mile Road to the south. The city borders the city of 12 km in the south and its western border is Inksters Road; it is bound to the east by Greenfields Road, to the east by Southfield and to the north by Grand Haven; its eastern borders are bounded by 8 Mile Road, to the east, west, north, south and east of the University of Michigan.

The main north-south road is Greenfield Road, which forms the eastern border of the city. The Macedonian Consulate in Detroit is located in Southfield Town Center, and the Iraqi and Detroit consulates are located in Southfields. Inksters Road is an important east-west road and the main south-north road in Northfield. Greenfields Road forms the western border, Inkster Road to the east and 8 Mile Road to the west. Another major road in the west-east and an important road in the southeast-southwest are Inkters Road and Green Field Road in Grand Haven, both forming the eastern border of this city, and the main roads in the north and south in West Haven.

Marvin Garden Inn is just one mile from Southfield City Center and offers a complimentary breakfast to all guests. Although there are many hotels in the city, most of them are fully booked at the time of opening and can be booked months in advance.

German, Korean and Japanese automakers have made the city internationally famous. Most of Southfields' visitors come for business, but some parents are taking their families on vacation from Southfields and Greater Detroit. Michigan winters can be brutal for visitors who are used to a warmer climate, and you can struggle if you're not used to the snow. We analyzed line charts to determine the best time to stay in Southfield for your upcoming trip and just stay warm. Most children go to school, so you can walk around the city for a few hours a day or even all day, just for yourself.