the value lost is insane, the historical loss is so sad. These houses at one time were the finest build ever. these were not plain jane 3 bedroom houses. Look at the brick work that you never see used today. the new Mchouses today are a total joke compared to the workmanship that was put into these grand old houses. a horrible loss
I started to become a mason (brick, block, stone, cement) within the last year and when in Detroit, or other old towns and cities in Michigan, I marvel at the old brickwork. Or stonework. I never noticed things like that until I started learning it. I will tell you this, though, these old houses all have a big problem. Asbestos and lead.
That's what really hurt Detroit....cheaper labor and costs of doing business in other parts of the country/world and big companies not wanting to invest in the communities of their workers and actually pay taxes for a change. Corruption in the city government didn't help at all either....
@@sock1878 so what you mean to say is RUclips wouldn't let you post racist shit 😂. I see your opinion is about as valuable as the shit I took an hour ago.
Detroit was America in the 50's. Watch Roger and Me. ( watch the movie) The destruction of our country has been planned. Be ready. Charlie will be touring one giant ghetto soon
I love these videos because no commentary is needed. The first thing I thought was how nice these houses actually are (were) and how nice the neighborhood "could" be. Big, solid, character homes on tree-lined streets. The next thing I noticed was how nice & new almost all of the vehicles were parked in the street compared to the houses. What a contrast. Thanks for posting these. Very eye-opening.
Did you count the vacant lots !! Them empty lots were once homes that got tore down… Each block where you see homes it was once at lest 20/ 30 homes on a block on each side of the street …#Detroit
It might be a old school Detroit thing,growing up I was always cutting through alleyways, my kids and they friends was always cutting through alleyways I haven't noticed that amongst the newer generations because they got money and too cute for that but we had fun fun and my kids did too. We wasn't afraid of nothing and ain't nothing happen that we didn't want to happen!!!
I love my city but people spend more money on their cars, hair, jewelry, and clothes than on their own home and neighborhood. I'm just thankful that I was able to see when all of these city blocks had beautiful homes on every lot and their owners had pride.
I'm from Michigan and I've been moving around the last 15 years. I'm moving back to Flint in a couple months and I can't wait to ride those streets again on a crisp autumn day. There's really nothing like it, despite how sad it seems at times.
As many times as I've seen these videos of Detroit, I'll never get over the juxtaposition of these neighborhoods. These "ghettos" are a FAR cry from the actual concrete jungles of Baltimore, DC, and Philly to Jersey, NYC, and Boston where all of the dilapidated homes are all shitty concentrated swaths of row homes and apartment buildings. BUT Detroit ghettos are like suburbs WITH NICE HOMES and front yards. It's so odd. These brick and mortar homes are beautiful but in the middle of the badlands of Detroit. It blows my mind. I really hope Detroit bounces back one fine day and these homes can be renovated and liveable again.
The East Coast cities where more structurally based on Cities in England like London and Manchester, where you have people living in Row houses and high rise buildings, cities like Detroit by design are more of a reflection of American culture than New York or DC
Dawg when you road through 7mile & down Hollywood hit me different so many memories made me cry bro smh that street was my entire childhood man I’m talking way back when the Arabs was around... damn smh.. for those who may be skeptical trust me this man in the hood hood fareal no kap!
I'm straight out of Detroit and it is what it is. I can remember when the nicer areas started going down hill. Get upset when I see comments of people using this for jokes and amusement. It's not, the city really needs rebuilding. Still have a lot of ❤️ for the "D"
I was watching this and thinking "Wow, 90% of this video could pass as filming location for the movie "Dont Breathe". Then I remembered that it was set in Detroit and I even looked up the blind mans house from the movie and was like "Oh, thats because the house was filmed in Detroit" 2488 Buena Vista Drive, Detroit, Michigan, United States
That’s the same neighborhood he filmed in as “Dont Breathe “… That’s jus 1out 50 or more Neighborhoods in Detroit ….ALL of Detroit DONT look like this he keep goin 2 the same Neighborhoods !! I can gave you a list of different neighborhoods in Detroit that don’t look like this …
You can tell that when you drive by people along the street that there going "who the f*ck is this". They just have that look. I have seen that look before taking a wrong turn and getting lost in the wrong area. It's not just a big city thing either. You can go into the wrong holler in the mountains of NC,Tenn, VA, or WV and get that same look. You just know that it's time to get the hell outta Dodge.
These neighborhoods are so beautiful. It’s sad to see them now. I moved out in the 80s to Florida. I sooo hope Detroit bounces back in a big way. To me it’ll ALWAYS BE a Beautiful City with Beautiful People! Love Detroit!!
@@Hanover-ek4jy Simply put, starts with Politics and money. The big reason for what happened to Detroit and many major US cities is poverty, education, and unemployment. When those factories closed a lot of people were without work, some moved out of city to find work, others couldn't afford to uproot their family. Then you have the crack epidemic hitting major cities, and Detroit's government getting more and more corrupt. The city started not having the money for the school system. Meaning after school programs had to be cut. Meaning more kids just on the street while their parents worked or was doped out. You also had parents that had to quit their jobs bc their kids have no sitter since the parent could no longer put them in an after school program. All of that happening, ppl with nothing turn to desperate measures, crime. Poverty creates crime. Solve unemployment, solve poverty, repair the education system, the city can start bouncing back. A lot of that starts with the people in power.
@@UTxTheArchangel poverty create crime ? Really ? I work minimum wage , I'm not well off and could use more $$$ but I don't use my economic circumstances as an excuse to commit crime ! I've never done crime ! .
@@265hemi7 congrats on being an individual in a general stat. Like saying "Well even though my neighbor house got robbed, mines didn't, so robberies don't happen." Bottom line is ofc not every person who is at the poverty line won't subject to being a criminal, they'll work their ass off to try to have a better life.
@@Hanover-ek4jy honest hard working people lost their homes, drugs in gangs everywhere even in Hollywood that excuse not good enough the reason the companies left was to save on taxes and labor! They not even in the us anymore they sellouts
@@vincentkennedy4699 Yes you are right, its a shame, I went to a Padres game last week and I was blown away by how many homeless people downtown has, sad but its true!
and you are an unimaginitive plebe. Very easy to go in to a nice area with nice houses. Takes someone with a vision to see what others, like you, don't.
Lack of leadership for decades and decades.City should have helped residents keep up their homes, now they have to pay to tear them down. They have lost money in tax revenues also. They need a new mayor!!!!!!!!
Damn that's depressing ....God I feel sorry for this sick country's youth...someone should employ thousands of those young men & have them fix up every single house & clean the streets
Most of these houses look like they were soooo beautiful when they were first built. Such a shame. That one house at 08:25 with the pink flowers in the front yard made me happy though. It's nice to see that the owners are keeping their home beautiful despite being surrounded by ruins. I would do the same thing!
There are inner city beautification efforts all across America, like Urban farms, Community Gardens, Community Art Installations. It just seems counterproductive when you could be fixing all of the blight and actual decay in these cities instead, but it's a start.
Its a shame to see the condition of what must have been very beautiful neighborhoods at one time......but hey, at least their priorities are straight with the Camaros, Beemers and Land Rovers
Serious question, from someone who has never visited Detroit- how on earth can entire blocks/streets be abandoned? These houses with broken windows and open/broke doors seem like they were so nice at one point. What a shame. I assume it’s not a priority to restore these houses/streets, because the city is so poor? I may sound ignorant, but I really am curious.
It's all about investment. When the investment left the neighborhood due to numerous socio-economic reasons, poverty and crime grew, and therefore the communities were unlivable, so people who could moved out. The houses were then abandoned and were left to decay. The only way to bring a neighborhood like this back up is for there to be investment, but many things need to change in the city and in our economy for inner city slums to get the kind of investment they need to bounce back.
The biggest problem with the city of Detroit is that the residents still think Coleman Young was good. Coleman Young was the worst thing that ever happened to the city of Detroit. I need to study him. His con artistry was legendary apparently.
@@1911smokinggun There are also levels of corruption. Being the crime boss for over 30 years and doing whatever you want with impunity is on a level the others can't even come near. Detroit was his feifdom and he robbed it blind.
From the 1920's to 1960's this was the best city in America to get rich and have a high quality of life. Henry Ford invented the middle class here. I was born in 1979 so I missed the glory days and lived in the suburbs just north of Detroit. It was once a very special place. More millionaires per capita than New York City back then.
@@michaelgrasso7592 Iggy Pop said his bands used to play the 'hide outs' or something, referring to posh rich kids halls in the Detroit suburbs in the 60s.
Before this video started, there was a recruiting ad for Door Dash... I found it ironically, and darkly, funny...😉 I wonder what the "lifespan" of a Door Dash, Grubhub, etc., delivery driver is ? 🤔 😄
It's not that dangerous. You don't deal with random people who call a restaurant. Customers have to set up accounts in advance with valid credit cards so their identities are known, and the delivery drivers don't handle cash.
@@R32R38 Maybe so... But, there are areas of the city ( name any city ) where nobody will take orders from or deliver to... And signs that say that the driver "carries no cash or less than $20.00" stops assaults, robberies, and worse... Then, there are carjackings and car thefts while deliveries are being made... There was a case in Washington DC where a food delivery driver had his car stolen by 2 teen girls who maced him and forced him from his car and took off with it as he held on and was dragged... They would up wrecking the car and killing him... And they were worried about their smartphones that were in the car... My comment regarding "life expectancy" was a joke...
even with so many problems the city of detroit has its importance in the american scene, i'm brazilian i've studied detroit this place is unique be it for capitalism or the decadence it doesn't matter, detroit is amazing.
In the late 40’s and into the 50’s Detroit had the highest per capita income of any city in the world. That must have been when most of these houses were built. Abandoned a generation later.
A shame, because I resided in the Detroit Area back in the 70s when many of those neighborhoods had houses and businesses that were still there and very much occupied! --- Now as you show us, there are even more cities throughout the entire country with neighborhoods that already look like this! Greedy politicians and corporate businesses have been taking a big shit on most of us for the last 50 years to the point where the only "color preferences" are Green and Gold!! As a result, this country is fast becoming like the "Third World Nations" we once used to poke our arrogant fingers at!
650,000 people still live in the city though. If there is the investment then you can do that in some places, but you have to replace it with new affordable housing and convince people to live there.
I bet you never been 2 Detroit!! You probably really think ALL of Detroit look like this Smh …. Stop believing everything you see on RUclips.. You ever heard of news propaganda??? #Detroit
@@chriswil5919I know it's not all but most of it looks like this ...If Detroit wasn't such a dumpster then why is it shrinking because everyone and everything is leaving ..Sorry my friend but when people think of a city that's a disaster Detroit comes to everyone's mind first ..
the value lost is insane, the historical loss is so sad. These houses at one time were the finest build ever. these were not plain jane 3 bedroom houses. Look at the brick work that you never see used today. the new Mchouses today are a total joke compared to the workmanship that was put into these grand old houses. a horrible loss
Same as new york
I started to become a mason (brick, block, stone, cement) within the last year and when in Detroit, or other old towns and cities in Michigan, I marvel at the old brickwork. Or stonework. I never noticed things like that until I started learning it.
I will tell you this, though, these old houses all have a big problem. Asbestos and lead.
how did that happen at the first place?
@@sgtboz9730 asbestos pays big time if you can remove it, its a jackpot
That Workmanship is the only reason that *any of them* are still standing.
Such big, beautiful homes. So sad to see them go to waste.
At least at 1:22 somebody mowed the lawn + trash lol, I'm surprised somebody bothered
Black people living in homes is a waste? That is what you are saying?
@@walterkersting6238 Lol...swing and a miss...the empty homes, did you not notice??
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Most of them are flats
I bet these were so beautiful back in the day. They don’t make houses like that anymore.
I agree with you.
Yeah, before you know who moved in...
@qudwhuw whuqdhdwuq he being racist
@@tirqaroni1andonly seems to me his being factual, don't you think? Why is it racist when you speak the truth?
The Walking dead can be filmed here... just waiting for a zombie to cross the road.
😂 that’ made me laugh thanks
I haven't been there in 10 years, but you used to see zombies 24/7. Crack zombies.
It's eerie how they stare you down as you drive by
what goes through their heads when they look:
Are you a cop?
Are you black?
What hood are you from?
Do i know you?
@@DutchDukeMan whatchoo got on my grip homie!
They're watching to see what he'll do.
@@DutchDukeMan They will kill you either way as a foreigner.
Might sound strange but those decaying abandoned houses are beautiful and hopefully will be restored again.
It could be a mansion and I would never live there
I agree it’s really very sad
It's the decadents of the buildings of a once great city that appeals to me.
Only in America are the homeless overrunning the streets while block after block of empty houses are being overrun by weeds.
Most are beyond restoring, holes in roof is why, everything gets ruined.
It looks like it was a nice place before all the good-paying jobs got outsourced.
That and white flight.
That's what really hurt Detroit....cheaper labor and costs of doing business in other parts of the country/world and big companies not wanting to invest in the communities of their workers and actually pay taxes for a change.
Corruption in the city government didn't help at all either....
@@sock1878 would you care to elaborate why demographics has anything to do with it?
@@sock1878 so what you mean to say is RUclips wouldn't let you post racist shit 😂. I see your opinion is about as valuable as the shit I took an hour ago.
@@sock1878 I'm fully aware of your low IQ lol.
Even the basketball courts don't wanna be there
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I would have liked to see that part of town 50 years ago
Probably make you cry
Detroit was America in the 50's. Watch Roger and Me. ( watch the movie)
The destruction of our country has been planned.
Be ready.
Charlie will be touring one giant ghetto soon
I have beautiful old pics from the 50s that I found in my grandma old house and she passed away.
@@northeastslingshot1664 please be specific?
@@Hanover-ek4jy You are in a global reset.
New drinking game: Every time Charlie interrupts a street ball game.
Well de bez breakin' from docta scoo studin'
I bet that neighborhood was SO beautiful years back. Those homes were absolutely gorgeous!
It was. My mom lived on them and has tons of photos from the 50's 60's. It looked like a movie set.
Geee, ya think……..
I love these videos because no commentary is needed. The first thing I thought was how nice these houses actually are (were) and how nice the neighborhood "could" be. Big, solid, character homes on tree-lined streets. The next thing I noticed was how nice & new almost all of the vehicles were parked in the street compared to the houses. What a contrast. Thanks for posting these. Very eye-opening.
At one point, I counted 11 houses and all but four were abandoned. Those four households must feel that they are under siege 24/7 365.
Did you count the vacant lots !! Them empty lots were once homes that got tore down… Each block where you see homes it was once at lest 20/ 30 homes on a block on each side of the street …#Detroit
If Charlie doesn't do anything else he's going to drive down an alleyway. Never mind how narrow or if there's people in it lol.
The fuck you say? 🤪🤣
🤣
Most people: ''Oh that's a dark dead end alley i'll avoid it.
CharlieBo: ''I'm checkin it out!''
It might be a old school Detroit thing,growing up I was always cutting through alleyways, my kids and they friends was always cutting through alleyways I haven't noticed that amongst the newer generations because they got money and too cute for that but we had fun fun and my kids did too. We wasn't afraid of nothing and ain't nothing happen that we didn't want to happen!!!
I’m always like “don’t tell me he’s about to go into that dark ass alley… oh there he goes”
I love my city but people spend more money on their cars, hair, jewelry, and clothes than on their own home and neighborhood. I'm just thankful that I was able to see when all of these city blocks had beautiful homes on every lot and their owners had pride.
I'm from Michigan and I've been moving around the last 15 years. I'm moving back to Flint in a couple months and I can't wait to ride those streets again on a crisp autumn day. There's really nothing like it, despite how sad it seems at times.
Yeah I was gonna say look at all those nice cars but half the house is falling down ridiculous
Many abandoned houses but luxury cars parked outside
And the luxury cars are probably more expensive than the houses
Just like the reservations around my area.
That's because they buy them with government funds
Luxury cars that have a salvage title lol
@@Carnyzzle They most definitely are.
Never knew Detroit got hit by a nuclear bomb.
when nobody touches the neighborhood for decades it ends up looking like that.
“I got a partner up in Detroit” - Charliebo
As many times as I've seen these videos of Detroit, I'll never get over the juxtaposition of these neighborhoods. These "ghettos" are a FAR cry from the actual concrete jungles of Baltimore, DC, and Philly to Jersey, NYC, and Boston where all of the dilapidated homes are all shitty concentrated swaths of row homes and apartment buildings. BUT Detroit ghettos are like suburbs WITH NICE HOMES and front yards. It's so odd. These brick and mortar homes are beautiful but in the middle of the badlands of Detroit. It blows my mind. I really hope Detroit bounces back one fine day and these homes can be renovated and liveable again.
Agreed! The Detroit situation is unique when compared with Baltimore, East Cleveland, etc. that are in a more urban setting.
The East Coast cities where more structurally based on Cities in England like London and Manchester, where you have people living in Row houses and high rise buildings, cities like Detroit by design are more of a reflection of American culture than New York or DC
@@tombennett8977 This is their urban setting. That's what's so strange about Detroit.
@@Diction81 So Chicago and La etc don’t have front yards etc what’s the difference?!?!
@@Whiskey61 SHIPPED smh … You mean blacks came for better paying jobs / opportunity’s in Detroit.. lol smh #Detroit
Dawg when you road through 7mile & down Hollywood hit me different so many memories made me cry bro smh that street was my entire childhood man I’m talking way back when the Arabs was around... damn smh.. for those who may be skeptical trust me this man in the hood hood fareal no kap!
I'm straight out of Detroit and it is what it is. I can remember when the nicer areas started going down hill. Get upset when I see comments of people using this for jokes and amusement. It's not, the city really needs rebuilding. Still have a lot of ❤️ for the "D"
Many do!
I am so sorry.
I’m sorry, but… the “D” ? Come on maaannnn
@@yagashio 🙄the D like I said
Detroit's River Walk has been named the nation's finest!
I was watching this and thinking "Wow, 90% of this video could pass as filming location for the movie "Dont Breathe". Then I remembered that it was set in Detroit and I even looked up the blind mans house from the movie and was like "Oh, thats because the house was filmed in Detroit" 2488 Buena Vista Drive, Detroit, Michigan, United States
That’s the same neighborhood he filmed in as “Dont Breathe “… That’s jus 1out 50 or more Neighborhoods in Detroit ….ALL of Detroit DONT look like this he keep goin 2 the same Neighborhoods !! I can gave you a list of different neighborhoods in Detroit that don’t look like this …
@@chriswil5919 the northeast and northwest are most beautiful in Detroit and Indian village... where Ben Carson is from
Imagine those homes back in the day, but now they're not even worth saving. Such a shame.
Keep voting
@@northeastslingshot1664 What?
@@OhPhuckYou Thank you, Coleman Young.
I hate to say it but when the white people leave this is what you get… I’m not being racist, I’m just being truthful..
@@sock1878 What?😂 You need to read more.
You can tell that when you drive by people along the street that there going "who the f*ck is this". They just have that look. I have seen that look before taking a wrong turn and getting lost in the wrong area. It's not just a big city thing either. You can go into the wrong holler in the mountains of NC,Tenn, VA, or WV and get that same look. You just know that it's time to get the hell outta Dodge.
Those trees are wonderful. What a shame.
No, trees are normal looking
8:46 Charlie rolling on seven mile, this dude is fearless 👍🏿
Its ok. Hes black too haha
The 'mile' roads are fine. It's once you enter the neighborhoods where things can go south real fast.
I'm white & never had any problem in any hood.
🙄
@@ModernDayRenaissanceMan like to see you ride around with a dashcam then
That’s the biggest laundromat I’ve ever seen.
It's good to see some of the houses still kept up. Some sense of pride in their homes regardless of the surroundings.
Perfume on 💩
These neighborhoods are so beautiful. It’s sad to see them now. I moved out in the 80s to Florida. I sooo hope Detroit bounces back in a big way. To me it’ll ALWAYS BE a Beautiful City with Beautiful People! Love Detroit!!
Any idea how the bounce back will happen?
@@Hanover-ek4jy Simply put, starts with Politics and money. The big reason for what happened to Detroit and many major US cities is poverty, education, and unemployment. When those factories closed a lot of people were without work, some moved out of city to find work, others couldn't afford to uproot their family. Then you have the crack epidemic hitting major cities, and Detroit's government getting more and more corrupt. The city started not having the money for the school system. Meaning after school programs had to be cut. Meaning more kids just on the street while their parents worked or was doped out. You also had parents that had to quit their jobs bc their kids have no sitter since the parent could no longer put them in an after school program.
All of that happening, ppl with nothing turn to desperate measures, crime. Poverty creates crime.
Solve unemployment, solve poverty, repair the education system, the city can start bouncing back. A lot of that starts with the people in power.
@@UTxTheArchangel poor political leadership did not help either! Tons of Detroit political corruption! Thank you for your reply!
@@UTxTheArchangel poverty create crime ? Really ? I work minimum wage , I'm not well off and could use more $$$ but I don't use my economic circumstances as an excuse to commit crime ! I've never done crime ! .
@@265hemi7 congrats on being an individual in a general stat. Like saying "Well even though my neighbor house got robbed, mines didn't, so robberies don't happen."
Bottom line is ofc not every person who is at the poverty line won't subject to being a criminal, they'll work their ass off to try to have a better life.
I bet those Homes was nice back in the Day
This is what my hometown Sarajevo looked like after the war 26 years ago.
In Los Angeles one of those houses will cost 1.5 million.
its a damn shame so many people lost their homes from a lack of jobs smh the motor vehicle companies should be sued!
It’s not like they moved for no reason smh
You really think it was due to lack of jobs? Drugs, criminal behavior, gangs, etc
Or just be real and say BLACK PEOPLE🤷♂️
@@Hanover-ek4jy honest hard working people lost their homes, drugs in gangs everywhere even in Hollywood that excuse not good enough the reason the companies left was to save on taxes and labor! They not even in the us anymore they sellouts
@@thebaybomber2559 remember NAFTA ?
I always hear people from Detroit say that they love their city... Wtf, that place is a trash dump!
Downtown San Diego is becoming the same with It's homeless population
@@vincentkennedy4699 Yes you are right, its a shame, I went to a Padres game last week and I was blown away by how many homeless people downtown has, sad but its true!
and you are an unimaginitive plebe. Very easy to go in to a nice area with nice houses. Takes someone with a vision to see what others, like you, don't.
@@fayebaker3378 So you can end up robbed and shot? No thank you..
@@fayebaker3378 "Its very easy to into a nice area with nice houses." Yep, it sure is as long as you educate yourself, work hard, and pay for it.
Incroyable !! Des maisons abandonnées un beau gâchis !! La misère frappe n importe qu'elle pays bon courage américain ! Jean Paul de France .
Lack of leadership for decades and decades.City should have helped residents keep up their homes, now they have to pay to tear them down.
They have lost money in tax revenues also. They need a new mayor!!!!!!!!
There's a documentary about the city paying to have them torn down and converted into parks and urban farming
Might as well
Grew up looking at really how BEAUtiful IT IS !! I LOVE IT !!!!
It's a shame that Detroit never fully recovered from the 1967 riots
You can just tell those homes used to be so beautiful in the 1920s-50s, that was probably a super nice area to live in
damn charlie is like the best sketchy alley detector i've ever seen
I was looking for Clint Eastwood to be sitting on one of those front porches.
Great movie
Haha sweet!
Great work. You drive thru the hood like a BOSS.
Charlie we need more gas station videos. See what you can get us over the weekend if you are at home in Detroit
Thems good ones.👍
Why don't u drive over there at night and get u a fill up and make your own video
MAKE DETROIT GREAT AGAIN.....
First step, hire Robocop to clean up this city.
Got to clean city hall first
@@vincentkennedy4699 You get what you vote for.
I see there is still a dumpster shortage going on.
Damn that's depressing ....God I feel sorry for this sick country's youth...someone should employ thousands of those young men & have them fix up every single house & clean the streets
Those good ol democrats been taking care of Detroit for decades
lol yeah, "democrats"
@@user-jw2yu7xm4p destroying
Cities for decades lol
Most of these houses look like they were soooo beautiful when they were first built. Such a shame. That one house at 08:25 with the pink flowers in the front yard made me happy though. It's nice to see that the owners are keeping their home beautiful despite being surrounded by ruins. I would do the same thing!
There are inner city beautification efforts all across America, like Urban farms, Community Gardens, Community Art Installations. It just seems counterproductive when you could be fixing all of the blight and actual decay in these cities instead, but it's a start.
Is this is the place where they shoot the RoboCop Alex Murphy house scenes ?
Detroit... Democrat run and run into the ground since 1962.
Buena Vista is where Don't Breath was filmed. A lady still actually lives in the home. All the other houses on the block are abandoned.
This is not on American television.
Its a shame to see the condition of what must have been very beautiful neighborhoods at one time......but hey, at least their priorities are straight with the Camaros, Beemers and Land Rovers
😂
Why do all of y'all feel the need to speak on shit you don't know about?
In a stupid voice : "So this is America ?"
Thanks for posting.
Why stupid, that are America, Charlie post more vids that talk alone 🤣🤣🤣 yo re goofy or sum?
This is the result of years and years of a democrat run city
There’s a common denominator for all these cess pit towns 😂
I bet when the BIG 3 was going great this was a nice neighborhood. It's sad!!!
Serious question, from someone who has never visited Detroit- how on earth can entire blocks/streets be abandoned? These houses with broken windows and open/broke doors seem like they were so nice at one point. What a shame. I assume it’s not a priority to restore these houses/streets, because the city is so poor? I may sound ignorant, but I really am curious.
It's all about investment. When the investment left the neighborhood due to numerous socio-economic reasons, poverty and crime grew, and therefore the communities were unlivable, so people who could moved out. The houses were then abandoned and were left to decay. The only way to bring a neighborhood like this back up is for there to be investment, but many things need to change in the city and in our economy for inner city slums to get the kind of investment they need to bounce back.
@@michaelduncan6185 got it. Thanks for the insight!
Humans left when rodents moved in.
You don't know why???
It looks better compare to before, charlie, i think all the trouble makers are dying out
God It’s So Beautiful! Next family outing and we’re there baby!
This my friends is what happens when you vote DEMOCRAT.
The biggest problem with the city of Detroit is that the residents still think Coleman Young was good. Coleman Young was the worst thing that ever happened to the city of Detroit. I need to study him. His con artistry was legendary apparently.
@@michaelgrasso7592 Detroit doesn't elect somebody that isn't a crook. Every counselman, worker, and anyone else you can think of. It's savage
@@1911smokinggun There are also levels of corruption. Being the crime boss for over 30 years and doing whatever you want with impunity is on a level the others can't even come near. Detroit was his feifdom and he robbed it blind.
No ice cream truck driving through that neighborhood
Grew up in 48205, we used to walk and ride our bikes down the alleys as little kids with no fear and stay out till dark
The population of the US is 1/3 of a billion. How can there be so many empty houses?
Because the population of Detroit is 1/3 of what it was at its peak
95% white people left Detroit to move elsewhere
From Chi-raq to Death troit.........💥💥💥
2:55 very nice chevy monté carlo
wow.. big house and luxury car but anormaly life
Good stuff Charlie, another jaw dropping video, damn!!
like always, really nice cars......
There are some beautiful houses in these neighbourhoods. I wonder how much they go for now a days
These houses are huge! They would be mansions in my country. And it’s very green too, it’s inconceivable,
From the 1920's to 1960's this was the best city in America to get rich and have a high quality of life. Henry Ford invented the middle class here. I was born in 1979 so I missed the glory days and lived in the suburbs just north of Detroit. It was once a very special place. More millionaires per capita than New York City back then.
@@michaelgrasso7592 Iggy Pop said his bands used to play the 'hide outs' or something, referring to posh rich kids halls in the Detroit suburbs in the 60s.
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Before this video started, there was a recruiting ad for Door Dash... I found it ironically, and darkly, funny...😉
I wonder what the "lifespan" of a Door Dash, Grubhub, etc., delivery driver is ? 🤔 😄
It's not that dangerous. You don't deal with random people who call a restaurant. Customers have to set up accounts in advance with valid credit cards so their identities are known, and the delivery drivers don't handle cash.
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Maybe so... But, there are areas of the city ( name any city ) where nobody will take orders from or deliver to...
And signs that say that the driver "carries no cash or less than $20.00" stops assaults, robberies, and worse...
Then, there are carjackings and car thefts while deliveries are being made...
There was a case in Washington DC where a food delivery driver had his car stolen by 2 teen girls who maced him and forced him from his car and took off with it as he held on and was dragged... They would up wrecking the car and killing him... And they were worried about their smartphones that were in the car...
My comment regarding "life expectancy" was a joke...
Was literally just in Detriot a few hours ago lol
Who tf is the mayor and city council of Detroit. They need to clean up wtf. Horrible
Shame.. what do all these cities have in common like this? Give the correct answer!
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Can just imagine the Rodent problem in these Hell holes, just bulldoze the whole entire area.
Great Detroit danger zones video Charlie
This is what happens when Politicians are in charge.
even with so many problems the city of detroit has its importance in the american scene, i'm brazilian i've studied detroit this place is unique be it for capitalism or the decadence it doesn't matter, detroit is amazing.
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Is this the new Map expansion for Escape from Tarkov ??
The future of Johannesburg.
In the late 40’s and into the 50’s Detroit had the highest per capita income of any city in the world. That must have been when most of these houses were built. Abandoned a generation later.
Could you imagine trick or treating there. So cool!
Halloween time look like it would be so much fun out in Detroit at day and night time 🦇👻🎃🏚🧟♂️🧟♀️🧟👀😱
go on any major avenue in Detroit every evening is Halloween lol
So they still do devil’s night?
My anxiety would be so high, Jeff Bezos could of saw it from space.
Who is the mayor of Detroit??? Why are they not taking care of this. Who's the president of this country ?
A shame, because I resided in the Detroit Area back in the 70s when many of those neighborhoods had houses and businesses that were still there and very much occupied! --- Now as you show us, there are even more cities throughout the entire country with neighborhoods that already look like this! Greedy politicians and corporate businesses have been taking a big shit on most of us for the last 50 years to the point where the only "color preferences" are Green and Gold!! As a result, this country is fast becoming like the "Third World Nations" we once used to poke our arrogant fingers at!
@charlibo313 you should do an updated detroit local interview
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Bro...I have been all over the city of Detroit...it all looks like this unfortunately!!!
I'm writing from Hungary, how is that possible that their houses are so bad, but they have fine cars everywhere?
I grew up in this area, in the 80s and 90s this area was not like this at All!
They might as well just go ahead and close Detroit and tear it down like an old shopping center ...
650,000 people still live in the city though. If there is the investment then you can do that in some places, but you have to replace it with new affordable housing and convince people to live there.
I bet you never been 2 Detroit!! You probably really think ALL of Detroit look like this Smh …. Stop believing everything you see on RUclips.. You ever heard of news propaganda??? #Detroit
@@chriswil5919I know it's not all but most of it looks like this ...If Detroit wasn't such a dumpster then why is it shrinking because everyone and everything is leaving ..Sorry my friend but when people think of a city that's a disaster Detroit comes to everyone's mind first ..
@@blast4me754 That’s cool ppl can think whatever they want 2 .. Have YOU ever been 2 Detroit ???? Where you from ??
Lot of money to be made with those houses if the economy there ever returns.
Charlie you should pass by the house from the movie Don't Breathe one time for us LOL 😁
Shoutout Detroit from the bay
5:19 lol that newer S-Class
It is a shame the big .Motown city,, historical town just gone to waste!! Gorgeous homes!!!God give you this and you let it go! down! So sad😔😔😪😪
I bet it’s pretty sporty after dark