Planners around the country believe that the unprecedented population
growth the United States is undergoing can mean good things for older
cities like Detroit.
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Detroit, Washington and St. Louis supported hundreds of thousands more
residents in 1950 than they do today. Dozens of cities across the
country are well past their heyday but still have all their streets,
roads, power lines and water supplies in place. If only people would
return.
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Neighborhoods:
Hamtramck
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Woodbridge
,
Southwest Detroit
,
Eastern Market
,
New Center
,
Corktown
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East Side
,
Jefferson East
,
Highland Park
,
Central Woodward
,
Downtown Detroit
,
Mexicantown
,
Midtown
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University Commons - Palmer Park
,
East Riverfront
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Grandmont Rosedale