Urban Renewal in Post-Industrial Detroit

Detroit is a classic example of what city planners call a "doughnut" city. While the suburban areas surrounding Detroit remain relatively prosperous, the city has been in decline since the 1960s.

After years of investment to revitalize the city center, progress is finally being made to bring Detroit back.

"Initiatives have ranged from simple street cleaning and tree planting to the $300m waterfront development... The real goal, however, is to bring back workers and their families."