Detroit's Eastside: A Look at the Most Neglected and Empty Abandoned Streets in the City
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Gratiot road on Detroit's East Side extends from downtown all the way until 8 mile and beyond. But but after 8 miles it's no longer Detroit. This video is taken from Gratiot and 94 Making my way towards 8 mile going up-and-down the side streets off Gratiot in some of the most vacant run down rough abandoned neighborhood in the entire city of Detroit.It's truly sad what has happened to the city and most of its houses the last ten to twenty years after 2008 crippled the people and the auto industry...
Tour up and down the Gratiot road area of the Eastside...Enjoy!!!
Like your videos. I hope you get to feeling better.
Thank you, much appreciated
My family used to live on Traverse which is on the east side. It's so sad seeing this.
It is.I wish the city of detroit would fund each neighborhood equally
I love watching this. Could you show the street signs, that would be so helpful
Yeah, I'll work on that when I get out and fill my next batch of videos but I appreciate your support.Thank you
Cant believe this was a major US City but now its all empty Field's 😮😢
Of course..these are very old homes more than 100 years old. They don't show you any good areas.
So sad
I've shown the entire city of Detroit from border to border all 4 directions.I've shown the good.I have over 2000 videos.You should probably look through them before you make a comment like that
My city
This is great! I remember touring a pretty beat up anr abandoned town in Detroit back in 2010. I wish i recorded it
Thank you, by yours would have been way better because that was before they started rapidly tearing down all the houses that occurred in 2013.Where they really started going crazy terroring them down.So yours would have shown the worst of the worst
Ok I own a business in that area that my family owned for 50 years. There are still good people there and good businesses
Of course
A lot of land to build on. A lot of opportunities to invest.
Please name each side street you turn on to during your exploration so that we'll know which vicinity you're in.. Thanks..
I'll get better at that.Thank you for watching
I thought you said you were buying the house is left and right are you going to have the company rebuild the houses on the east side since it looks like you’re in an old war zone is Detroit getting any better? I hope it is it’s so sad.😭😭😭🥺
When People move in they need to LOOK AFTER THEIR PROPERTIES AND GARDENS. Areas/Communities are all about the people that live in them. It doesn't take huge amounts of money to have civic pride. And pride in your own back yard.
But also when the city government only maintain certain areas of the city in acts like other areas don't exist. It makes it a lot harder to keep up all the areas. Also, because they only care about areas that are bringing in money, which is downtown and directly surrounding areas. These neighborhoods they want to pretend don't exist and it's sad
Why isn't that apartment building still intact? We have people needing a place to live. If everyone would take care of their property, we would have fantastic neighborhoods with property value worth selling and purchasing. Take care of your home and the property it sits on. Make it BETTER than when you purchased it. WE DID! It's YOUR money.
Because the city only takes care of places that bring in money like downtown and surrounding areas in these type of neighborhoods, they neglect and sweep under a rug which is completely sad and shouldn't be that way. At all, all neighborhoods deserve equal funding and effort.
That was coco not soil for those weed plants
That's why I said it's the stuff you're supposed to use Coco peat
Bro..these areas are OLD. DO CORK TOWN
Age has nothing to do with it. Many cities have older homes and are much better kept. Go across the river to Windsor, or up to Sarnia, Ontario. You will not see a mess there, like Detroit has become.
I've done corktown, but these areas still need to be shown too. Because these are still part of Detroit and there's still good people living in these areas. It's not their fault. The city neglects in underfunds. The areas like this because they're only worried about downtown and surrounding areas because those areas bring in money in these areas don't. These people deserve the same funding and treatment as all the other areas in detroit