Detroit’s downtown revival is real, but road to recovery remains long – Chicago Tribune

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j.a.herzrent
6 years ago

Postwar Berlin, Tokyo, Seoul all revived more quickly. With ample foreign aid and investment they managed to produce products and create an economy. They also had functioning/functional governments and a populations eager to rebuild. I doubt they had public employee unions with an excess of workers retiring in their fifties. Meanwhile the citizens of Detroit are planning Major Mayday Mayhem to “demand” more — http://www.mecawi.org/may-day-detroit-2017/

bob oriole park
6 years ago

Here’s a great video from last year of Detroit after dark. Scary stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMWHJDr8fxE

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