Partnership says it generated $262 million in business investment in 2004-05

"The Detroit Regional Economic Partnership said it generated $262 million of investment through 24 new businesses and 38 business expansions," says the article.

Immigration and the Shrinking City

Population shrinkage in major cities is not in itself unusual in the suburbanized environments we live in, but it has become a growing concern throughout the world and here in the Motor City. If Detroit is to think of winning back those who’ve left the city, its leaders should first look to those who are coming here. The quality that Detroit has, more than all the suburbs, is cultural diversity, and that is what attracts people to world-class cities.

CREW-Detroit’s Back-to-School party gives supplies to 180 girls

National award winning CREW-Detoit, for the fifth consecutive year, will serve pizza and distribute supplies during its Back-to-School party.

Detroit’s Midtown receives $2 million to create a greenway loop for residents and tourists

Detroit endorses luxury living – over 90 percent of the Kales Building units already leased

Families flock to State Fair for 100th year in Detroit

Michigan State Fair completes one hundred years in Detorit.  This wholesome family entertainment will attract over 500,000 people.

Federal Grant to help clean up neighborhoods and plant vegetation

Detroit found to be most liberal U.S. city

Detroit ranked as the most liberal city amongst 237 US Cities.

Some Detroit neighborhoods to see substantial property tax reduction

House panel approved a bill to lower taxes in Detroit, and thanks to this bill, property owners in a $200,000 home will save as much as $3000 a year.