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Left in 1990. Miss Greek town.

Detroit has staged one of the greatest comebacks of any city in the US. Been to a few Red Wings games back in 2006, and it was not like this. Much improved.

Congratulations on the video, it was excellent, Detroit is a wonderful city, I hope to visit one day. I started a channel here on TH-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug !!!🙂

Robocop where are you?.

really nice footage man, would love to visit detroi and its suburbs as well

Disgusting

the US has fallen so low.....but so has the rest of the world.....watching videos from the 1950's U.S is eye candy, watching this is just painful pure debauchery and people with evil expressions.

ZackWilliams_TheProducer;man that's an exquisite housing stock in Jefferson-Chalmers!! I've long wanted to live there myself. My Dad lived around Warren and Chalmers on Lakewood after the GM Poletown plant,forced them out of the huge red stone block house on Saint Aubin,and they relocated to Lakewood between East Earren and Harper!! 😮

Only in greek town. 3-4 streets. The rest of Detroit is an armpit

No.thanks

i walk up to officer in detroit city and i ask them im tryna find some weed

Enormous, Huge, Incredible, I only don't like it's very dangerous like Milwaukee

No good night clubs in DT

luxury life in the USA is not what we have in the shit of Russia

The abandoned city of Detroit looks better than the Moscow province of the Golden Horde

I lived in Oakland County from 1989 to 1994. Even though it was for a relatively short time, and this was not at a great time for Detroit necessarily, I still feel very connected to the area and find myself rooting for it. Downtown looks great! I think it’s time for a visit……

Sorry if this is long, but I feel I have to say a few things: first, a lot of people who haven't spent time here say "oh, it's just downtown that's now nice" because they've heard others say that, but this is no longer true. The revitalization of Detroit is intentionally being done from the city core (downtown - where a good portion of money to fund the improvements is generated by way of business) outward, one step at a time. A few examples: Midtown was the first huge improvement after downtown, and from my vantage point, areas like Jefferson-Chalmers and others followed. Rivertown (warehouse district) while nice today, was basically a wasteland in the 1990s (other than a pretty cool post-punk club that was there, it was like an abandoned ghost town that was pretty unsafe to be wandering at night). Corktown (Detroit's oldest still-remaining neighborhood) was ugly, and slowly dying & decaying with little hope. All of these places are nice today and getting nicer every year. So, why can't the bad areas (yes, there are plenty still) change quicker to your liking? - I'll tell you why. Because Detroit is larger than Manhattan, Boston, and San Francisco combined, yet lacks the tax base of even one of those cities - and a strong tax base is largely what pays for improvements. You think you could improve a major city overnight which was neglected and allowed to decay for 50+ years under such circumstances? - you're an unrealistic fool if you think you could. Thankfully, Mayor Duggan had the good sense to offer tax incentives get more businesses to move to Detroit and get involved in improving things* (Dan Gilbert/Quicken/Rocket, being the biggest/most publicized example), which has also helped pay for a lot, and it was enough for Gilbert (and others like him) to realize it was a money-making opportunity to start buying up decaying buildings, renovating them, and re-purposing them to generate money (again, which generates tax revenue), which helped speed up the improvements a bit more....but it's still a slow process. But Detroit is absolutely headed in the right direction...and since it's 2013 bankruptcy, has accumulated NO debt, and worked within a balanced budget. *note: Dennis Archer was a good mayor who previously tried to implement these types of plans and incentives too, but he faced a corrupt and incompetent city council that blocked his every attempt to fix things back in those days, till he threw up his hands in disgust and decided not to run again, and moved on with his life.

What makes it so great is that it's not too crowded, so you can actually breathe when taking these walks. The people are crazy in a good way. It has some pretty good restaurants and the famed Detroit River. They used to have Boblo boats.

That was cool. Thanks.

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Its in 2 or three more places aswell just lokks slightly different 😊❤

wow no migrants anywhere, lol keep it that way ppl!

0:01 my song!!!

Hey mate what camera do you use and how do you mount it?

I used to make skateboarding videos in downtown Detroit from 1996-1998 and I can tell you 100% the difference today is mind blowing. We would shoot right on Woodward Avenue on the weekends sometimes and there would be no cars or people anywhere and all the storefronts were vacant. We could probably have shot guns off and nothing would have happened it was so deserted. Glad to see it back! I spent a-lot of time in Greektown on weekends in High School! I miss Pizza Papalis!

I used to make skateboarding videos in downtown Detroit from 1996-1998 and I can tell you 100% the difference today is mind blowing. We would shoot right on Woodward Avenue on the weekends sometimes and there would be no cars or people anywhere and all the storefronts were vacant. We could probably have shot guns off and nothing would have happened it was so deserted. Glad to see it back! I spent a-lot of time in Greektown on weekends in High School! I miss Pizza Papalis!

The entire area was covered in thick ice up to mile deep for thousands of years and as that melted, only smaller individual tongues of ice between mountains and on north facing slopes remain. It's not as if the ice accumulated exactly there or grew forming Athabasca glacier. The guy who made this vid doesn't have much of a clue other than a quick 10 minute talk by a tour guide. Lol

Jesus how many mobile bars does the city have?! 😂

I love them Detroit Girls!

So Motor City isn't a battle ground where everyone is constantly stabbing and shooting each other and mainlining Fentanyl 24/7?

Wow, it looks lively & cosmopolitan. I'm leaving for DTM this evening and will be staying in the Greektown area, I am superpumped.

Take him to Detroit.

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The absolute opposite of Iceland and Switzerland.

Detroit, the butthole of Michigan

Nice video voyagerw

Es ell gta amigo

Man, the new GTA game looks so sick!!! …jokes aside, this is actually a cool video. -a fellow Michigander

This is Greektown, its a "green zone" heavily securitized. Only a few miles from here are the dark streets.

Damm Thats sick❤

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I am 73 grew up there never go back. 2 years ago we drove by my old house was burnt down. Just a empty lot.

Watch out for flying bullets.

Our Downtown is great here in Detroit

I remember Detroit in the 1950's. Always impressed with the tall buildings. Glad the Street Car tracks are still there. I will never forget when one hit the traffic light and it fell in front of our car.

Irish pub!!!🥳🥳🥳💚💚💚

Downtown Detroit isn't as congested as Chicago. you can actually move around and drive a car. The police presence helps out I think.

Appreciate the exposure, mfs really shit on Detroit without knowing a damn thing

You should do a video in cork town the train station is really coming along

Love the fact you followed that very nice looking woman