Crain’s looks at what could reinvent Detroit in the next decade
What’s next for Detroit in the next ten years? What ideas, projects and places will help create the Detroit of the future? Crain’s Detroit Business sifts through it all and finds what could possibly reinvent the city.Read the entire piece here.A few other noteworthy pieces to check out:Read about how midtown’s Green Garage owners are looking to build incubator for sustainable technology here.Could Detroit be the friendliest city in the nation? Here’s a piece on how that might happen here.Crain’s touches base with GLUE and their campaign “I will stay if…” Read about their efforts and what people are saying about staying here.
What’s next for Detroit in the next ten years? What ideas, projects and places will help create the Detroit of the future? Crain’s Detroit Business sifts through it all and finds what could possibly reinvent the city.
Read the entire piece here.
A few other noteworthy pieces to check out:
Read about how midtown’s Green Garage owners are looking to build incubator for sustainable technology here.
Could Detroit be the friendliest city in the nation? Here’s a piece on how that might happen here.
Crain’s touches base with GLUE
and their campaign “I will stay if…” Read about their efforts and
what people are saying about staying here.
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