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Every big city goes through tough time, part of being a big city. Detroit's just a shithole.

Nice explanation !

Yeah, I’m from Orlando and I invest in Detroit. Please contact me if you find any good deals for flips.

I love your content Ed. It's always really positive.

I live here and have dated every race. It isn't a town if you are racist. We get a decent amount of people from other areas of the globe so much so that while I was younger I learned from British people as to which city or region of the isle they are from based on accent. I got so good they often asked me if I was from there not believing an American could have picked that up.

Looking forward to your next episodes on this topic!! Thanks so much.

Ed - Just discovered your channel and LOVE your informative content. Keep it coming! I’m also sharing your business info with others who are interested in relocating tonDetroit. Best wishes!

I'm from Anaheim, currently live in Dallas, and planning on moving to Detroit, so this was helpful! The Cons didn't scare me, but definitely helped me in the planning.

Deathroit😂

This home is beautiful 😍

Great information!

I’m moving to Detroit if the police department accepts my application.

Maybe they like being around Muslims.

Detroit pays their city workers and then taxes them to hell. Don't expect the best out of the city workers. They works 95 to 120 hours every 2 weeks just to get taxed to hell in the city. This includes fire, police, trash, landscaping, ems. If you call the police expect a 2 hour wait. Things haven't changed.

Detroit does not have any nice areas.

Trying to move this year. Im from Miami, where I love, love larger cities less conservatives, and want to move where the planet will last thru climate change. How does Detroit compare for folks like me ?😂

Anton Daniel did a video from inside the building. Looks nice. But for $2k for those studios is a bit much. I’ve noticed a lot of new apartments being built nowadays use cheap materials for the interiors. Cheap cabinets and countertops. Fridge won’t even have a water/dispenser. Just cost cutting all around and charging an arm and a leg

That unit is next to a vacant house that is regularly vandalized. Crime is high and it’s very congested during games and concerts. There is usually no street parking on that block so that one car garage is it. Definitely a move at your own risk. Also that unit was built in 2022 and the owner is already selling it. Maybe you should chat with neighbors when doing reviews. It’s very misleading.

Mexicans took over everything south of west warren and west of I96 all the way up to the woodmere cemetary, but mexican town is only bagley st from 24th on up to Grand blvd

You should keep doing this. It’s great.

So detroit is getting new buildings ?

I moved away from the D in 1976; things were really sad then. It is really gratifying to see so many great things happening now.

Those community gardens sound great!

Another great video about Detroit. I'm looking forward to visiting for the first time this week.

Good stuff, Ed. Go Lions!

Grew up in Shelby Twp and moved down to Sterling Heights when starting out because it was cheaper (also great community with so many events and community projects). Moved back to Shelby when I could afford to. Feels more accessible than Rochester and has a more homegrown feel.

Don’t just rent in Cornerstone Village , live there and come work with me at the hospital up on Moross😃

Hello, i’m on here curious to see if there are condos that are near the baseball park.

Great video! I’m new to this size of the state and becoming a real estate agent, so it’s nice to learn about these neighborhoods I knew nothing about.

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Abig Thank you 👍

you're a crook.

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.

Good podcast cuz .fr cuz Arnold!!!

2 Very nice areas that didn't make the list, Virgina Park and Russell Woods.. I live in Russell Woods.. it's a small 4 block area and very homey . We have a jazz concert every year at the park

The HOUSE is VERY NICE .. 🤔 But at HAD to watch it with the MUTE on . That CRINGE MUSIC doesn’t put me in the the mood for house hunting.

Good presentation style

Yes, all of those areas are beautiful! You forgot Palmer Woods and Sherwood Forest.

What about Canton

Palmer Woods and the neighborhood off the canal on Alter & Jefferson are nice too! You can also get a lot of bang for your buck in Highland Park & Virginia Park.

Can I intern for you

You forgot Palmer Woods!!!! mansions!!! This guy cannot be from Detroit.

You can tell he is a Detroiter because he says Bill Isle.

THE Boston district would be my choice

Born and raised in Detroit you forgot the u&d community and sherwood forest. My neighborhood growing up was 8mile and evergreen during the 70s,80,90s. My neighborhood was upper middle class graduated from Henry Ford hs,my mothet sold the home in 2003 due to our neighborhood changed.

Wow Ed, great video! I wish that I'd known you before I listed my condo! I'm sure you're moving those properties regardless to the comments because you're doing what it takes to move them, by putting the work in to show them!!! I have a 1250 sqft riverfront Cooperative combination unit for $200k listed and another 2375 sqft unit I like to sell off market. @ 8900-E-Jefferson-Ave ruclips.net/video/iHRvqQ3Vty8/видео.html&feature=shared

North Rosedale Park houses are beautiful!

I was born and raised in Detroit, and I thank you for showing the beautiful neighborhoods in Detroit that are never shown. Thank you ❤

No palmer woods? Sherwood forest? Green acres?

Im so glad one man got together to let all the black entrepreneur open up there food business in Detroit from out of state this is what it takes buying a block and helping others that don't have a license..until we pull our own up and stop running our jabbs nothing will get better 😂😂😂