City’s real estate market on upswing
Depsite sluggish sales state-wide, home sales in the city of Detroit have risen in 2006.
Depsite sluggish sales state-wide, home sales in the city of Detroit have risen in 2006.
Woodbridge Estates, one of the largest residential developments underway in the city, is getting good reviews from its new residents. The developers foresee the 47-acre site to be completed in about 2 ½ years, and will include a community parks and a playground. Its streets are named after Motown greats such as The Contours and The Miracles.
After laying off 150 officers last year in a major cost-cutting effort, the Detroit Police Department has hired 27 back, bringing the total number of rehires to 104. The beleaguered department saved $113 million by enacting the 2005 layoffs.
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