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- derek - Jun 05 2008 | detroit, economy, housing, real estate
Quoted: A financial information site with an emphasis on Gold and Preservation of Capital. -- I've had a minor obsession with Detroit for the past year or so, ever since I learned that one could purchase a single family home there for $5,000 or less. In the world of sky high housing prices in my adopted hometown of Boston ...
- jeffcioce - Jun 04 2008 | detroit, depression, opportunity.
This is a city with water, power, in a beautiful state.
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really interesting article. drew and i are facing some of the problems detailed in the article in our search for a home. it's hard to know whether it's worth the extra cost to buy in an established neighborhood (i.e. suburbs) or if we should invest in the revitalization of downtown. some of the condos are crazy expensive for being so unpredictable. we would just love to be within walking (or non-driving) distance of a good nightlife.
The condos downtown are expensive, or in the suburbs?
downtown -- even the older, existing ones. there are so many new ones popping up around the comerica park and ford field (the stadium district). it's an amazing area that would be wonderful to live in, but condos cost considerably more than houses -- even houses in the nicer suburbs.