Detroit

After over fifty years without public transportation, new support for transit from Detroit leaders.

Urban decay blankets much of downtown Detroit. More and more people are pushing for adaptive reuse of the aging and underused buildings, but some city policies may get in the way.

Developers in Detroit are planning a condominium project completely made out of used shipping containers. But city approval is needed before the project can move forward.

Private investors and developers must come forward and plan around proposed rail lines in Detroit if there is any hope of transit materializing, according to this editorial.

The suburban Detroit town of Wixom is looking to lure in residents by creating dense downtown living.