Freep overviews downtown development progress, needs
An overview of downtown’s progress and its remaining needs — including transit — are reivewed.
An overview of downtown’s progress and its remaining needs — including transit — are reivewed.
Excerpt from article:
Lisa Rush, who works for data processing firm EDS in Auburn Hills,
lives in Troy but just bought a small condo to use on weekends in the
Lamar Building in the Brush Park area north of downtown.
“When I
first told people I was buying a summer home in Detroit, I got totally
different reactions,” Rush, 51, said last week. “My suburban friends
thought I was nuts. My Detroit friends said ‘Awesome!’ But once my
suburban friends understood the reasons and saw the place, they now say
‘Cool!’ “
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