Sterling Heights has an impressive reputation: Money magazine (2006) named it one of the top 100 places to call home. Morgan Quinto Press (2005) called it Michigan's safest largest city and the safest city in the nation. And Ladies Home Journal (2002) ranked it the second-best Michigan city and the 16th-best American city for women to live and work.

Sterling Heights is home to Detroit's second-largest mall and the beautiful Jerome-Duncan Ford amphitheatre, a large outdoor concert venue that welcomes headliners from around the world. This northern Detroit suburb is just 15 miles from Motor City, where you can tour the Henry Ford Museum, the automotive Hall of Fame, or the annual Detroit Auto Show, which debuts more new and concept cars than any other show in the world. Detroit is also home