Still waiting for the monroe blocks to go up. They really need to develop and build stuff behind the fox and filmore. Still way too many parking spaces that are unoccupied.
Detroit will be better off now that they're not dependent on primary one industry and places like Texas will run out of water. I would rather live in a community full of traditional neighborhoods than suburbia where neighbors volunteer to social distance each other from the greater community area. When you move out to car dependent suburbia what you're saying is that you're here for the economy but you don't really like the community and you wouldn't hesitate to move elsewhere. I can see the long term decline of the Texas with how republicans dare to insult other republicans who may have 100+ year old roots in California for not leaving California for trendy Texas. For many family and community is thicker than a quick buck. California & Detroit have issues but those are technical and not systematic like how Texas will run out of water, or how people are moving to Texas only for economic reasons. Can one honestly say that their moving to one of the flattest states in the union that's more like a cattle feed lot for the beauty of Texas?
@@aah4587 "Rootless cosmopolitan" shouldn't be a slander that is meant to be applied to Jews but rather White Conservatives. If your 20s and you move to texas then by the time you draw your SS check you might find that your house well doesn't have any remaining water. That means your house has become worthless, and odds are like most Americans your house is the most valuable retirement asset. States in the great lake region need to start cracking down on water abuse so they'll have water 200 years from now. They also need to start considering the idea of passing a law that charges water refugees money to move in in order to build water infrastructure to support them. Cities need to build water reclaim infrastructure, and the states need to crack down on what types of crops that get planted & irrigated with the precious limited water. For instance push to kill off ethanol subsidies because we're burning fuel & the precious water to burn more fuel autos.
This is precisely why I find suburban "cities" in states like Texas and Florida to be entirely depressing and much prefer older, historic cities such as Detroit or Cleveland, despite whatever economic troubles they may currently bear.
Seriously...@30:55 there's a sign telling us, I assume, that we walk through this area at our won risk..what(?)...of being photographed..presumably with their ghoulish facial recognition technology? Thanks...but no thanks. I'd rather run the risk of a mugger..or worse (hey, I can fight too) than to give in to such not-zee, Klaus Schwab lifestyle perimeters as this. You can fix up an old town to the point of looking like a shiny Potemkin village, but..that's all it'll ever be as long as globalist tactics such as these are employed. A city run in this manner is no longer a real city. BTW, does anyone ever highlight other areas of this place, such as Cass Park, Cass Corridor, New Center, Palmer Park, Woodlawn Cemetery, Indian Village, etc.?
![Detroit, MI. - 4K - Have A Relaxing Ride Driving Downtown With US Today [ASMR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lZSK4x1YCK8/mqdefault.jpg)
Looks cleaner, safer and better than most cities these days in downtown Detroit - keep up the good work and let's see it spread to surrounding areas
I've been to the D since 1984, saw the up and down and up! Absolutly love the city and the people. Now it's just beautiful.
Hope you do more of these downtown dusk/nite-time walks...Love seeing the lights and hearing the sounds!!!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your feedback and sure I'll be doing more videos of Detroit in the near future.
I love Downtown and Midtown, been living here 11 years, lots to do, very clean, quite safe, nice people and great buildings and parks..
Thanks for sharing
Safe?
Ha, thanks for the good laugh...
Amazing!!! Thank you for sharing this sweet spectacle with us here! Pure Magic 🤩 Cheers, Britt
Thanks, Glad you like it.
@@Places4u Absolutely!
This was a great tour you gave us. I was very impressed with Detroit downtown. Well done sir! Subscribed!
Awesome! Thank you!
Looks SO LOVELY at DUSK when the lights come ON !
downtown detroit looking pretty nice.
Makes me miss my Wayne State days!
The fall is definitely the best time to visit
Definitely 🍁
I was here last August. I miss there
I was right there two hours ago on my way home from the Detroit Opera House.
I help with the demo work on that place during it's renovation
I really hope Detroit has factored in affordable housing closer to the Center for service workers etc.
Thax for the update 👏
Your welcome
Still waiting for the monroe blocks to go up. They really need to develop and build stuff behind the fox and filmore. Still way too many parking spaces that are unoccupied.
There is only one Motor City!
Detroit will be better off now that they're not dependent on primary one industry and places like Texas will run out of water.
I would rather live in a community full of traditional neighborhoods than suburbia where neighbors volunteer to social distance each other from the greater community area. When you move out to car dependent suburbia what you're saying is that you're here for the economy but you don't really like the community and you wouldn't hesitate to move elsewhere.
I can see the long term decline of the Texas with how republicans dare to insult other republicans who may have 100+ year old roots in California for not leaving California for trendy Texas. For many family and community is thicker than a quick buck. California & Detroit have issues but those are technical and not systematic like how Texas will run out of water, or how people are moving to Texas only for economic reasons.
Can one honestly say that their moving to one of the flattest states in the union that's more like a cattle feed lot for the beauty of Texas?
That's some impressive brainwashing.
@@Saxxin1 ????
Two words: jobs & taxes. Texas has more jobs and lower taxes .. Michigan has less jobs and higher taxes ..
@@aah4587 "Rootless cosmopolitan" shouldn't be a slander that is meant to be applied to Jews but rather White Conservatives.
If your 20s and you move to texas then by the time you draw your SS check you might find that your house well doesn't have any remaining water. That means your house has become worthless, and odds are like most Americans your house is the most valuable retirement asset.
States in the great lake region need to start cracking down on water abuse so they'll have water 200 years from now.
They also need to start considering the idea of passing a law that charges water refugees money to move in in order to build water infrastructure to support them.
Cities need to build water reclaim infrastructure, and the states need to crack down on what types of crops that get planted & irrigated with the precious limited water.
For instance push to kill off ethanol subsidies because we're burning fuel & the precious water to burn more fuel autos.
This is precisely why I find suburban "cities" in states like Texas and Florida to be entirely depressing and much prefer older, historic cities such as Detroit or Cleveland, despite whatever economic troubles they may currently bear.
Seriously...@30:55 there's a sign telling us, I assume, that we walk through this area at our won risk..what(?)...of being photographed..presumably with their ghoulish facial recognition technology? Thanks...but no thanks. I'd rather run the risk of a mugger..or worse (hey, I can fight too) than to give in to such not-zee, Klaus Schwab lifestyle perimeters as this. You can fix up an old town to the point of looking like a shiny Potemkin village, but..that's all it'll ever be as long as globalist tactics such as these are employed. A city run in this manner is no longer a real city.
BTW, does anyone ever highlight other areas of this place, such as Cass Park, Cass Corridor, New Center, Palmer Park, Woodlawn Cemetery, Indian Village, etc.?