Heading east along I-94 from Detroit’s resurgent Midtown area, two massive structures loom on the horizon. For passing drivers, they’re awe-inducing symbols of both the city’s former industrial might and the dismaying scale of its post-industrial challenges. [...]
At the Center for Community Progress’ May Reclaiming Vacant Properties conference, planners and developers discussed examples from around the world of cities that are finding opportunity in derelict industrial properties.
— nextcity.org
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This graph should answer all of your questions:
are you underestimating the power of THE NEW YORK TIMES FASHION & STYLE SECTION?
^Airbnb isn't going to save it.
Detroit is our domestic version of Greece.
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