High-End Living in Detroit: $10k/Month Apartments & Future City Development Plans
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- High-End Living in Detroit: $10k/Month Apartments & Future City Development Plans. In this video we explore the history of Joe Louis arena, which is now the home of the residences at water square, which are a high end apartment complex in the heart of Downtown Detroit.
We also explore the city benefits ordinance which is being planned for new developments that are slated to come to the Joe Louis area, as well as the New center area close to downtown Detroit.
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Im just SURPRISED that the most expensive units have ALREADY been reserved 🤔 will they ALL follow though on their commitment ? If so perhaps they could have added more of those HIGH PRICED units ! Brings to mind as to why the Cass & York never made it off the drawing board ~ I know the claim was that building costs were rising to a point that it was supposedly prohibitively too costly…. Also around that time some projects claim there weren’t enough construction workers
I agree, I feel like each corner unit on the upper floors should have been a higher priced one. Definitely left some meat on the bone with only 4 of them.
Hello, i’m on here curious to see if there are condos that are near the baseball park.
I read about this on Detroit Crain. I wonder will there be more condos or apartment buildings alongside the riverfront?!
Yea, I think they definitely will try and develop more but there just isn’t a ton of room… yet
This is awesome to see. I've only visited Detroit but would love to invest there and have a place to live downtown or near the water.
Lots of cheap properties in Detroit still...
You can buy on the canal off alter road for under 100k. Wish I would have bought there instead of the east village to he honest
@@joshuablovsky1744 is that near the waterfront?
Like the other commenters said there is lots of opportunity, just a sliding scale between price, neighborhood, and condition of property.
Anyone who pays these rent prices are out of their minds. You can buy a mansion in gross pointe for 10k a month.
Yea, but they person to pay 10k for a downtown high rise, is not the same person who wants a house in Grosse Pointe.
Or a mansion in Detroit 🙄
Gentrification of Detroit...great
Hey it happens to the best of them, at least the city still has tons of affordable options currently, they people have to take advantage while they can.
It's happening in most major cities now
Thank god. Should have happened 30 years ago. Detroit is coming back to life.
Fancy word for the other kind of racism 🤔
Im from this city dont do it 10k a month, this is the only affordable city left
Yea, it’s still affordable but definitely rising too!
It’s cool to see the power brokers in the region finally investing in michigans largest core city, this could have happened 40 years ago but the racial components were too us verses them fueled by El Brooks Patterson, Bill bonds and to some extent Mayor Young. The city should have never been gutted to such extremes well at least the down town region.. Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Indianapolis with large African American populations didn’t follow Detroits Downtown disinvestment paradigm cause they knew it would be detrimental to there entire metropolitan regions. It is funny how as soon as Detroit got a white mayor, all of a sudden this flood of investment in the downtown became an expanding reality. What is a tragedy for me as a Black man is to see this happening with so little Black folk owning a piece of the so called new Detroit.. what a freaking pathetic sad commentary….there is a lot of blame to go around. We will have to tell our kids, grand kids about how A 80% black population city lost there prime downtown real estate for generations to come if not forever.
NOT WORTH IT.