Detroit mass transit hot topic at urban redevelopment conference
Transit was a hot topic at an urban redevelopment conference that focused on areas near universities. Excerpt:
Panelists at a conference on urban redevelopment took the chance to stump for mass transit in Detroit and particularly near Wayne State University. “That
will encourage more folks to live here, making living in a core city an
option for students, professionals and the general workforce,” said Sue
Mosey, president of the University Cultural Center Association. “It’s one of the components that helps us get to that density that will make a lot of other things all into place,” she said. Read the entire article here.
Transit was a hot topic at an urban redevelopment conference that focused on areas near universities.
Excerpt:
Panelists at a conference on urban redevelopment took the chance to
stump for mass transit in Detroit and particularly near Wayne State
University.
“That
will encourage more folks to live here, making living in a core city an
option for students, professionals and the general workforce,” said Sue
Mosey, president of the University Cultural Center Association.
“It’s one of the components that helps us get to that density that will make a lot of other things all into place,” she said.
Read the entire article here.
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