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If Detroit had a dating profile, it would be bold, unapologetic, and maybe just a little flirtatious.

This is a city that’s been through heartbreak, rebirth, and more reinvention than a Hollywood actor on a comeback tour, and somehow, it only gets better with time.

So let’s do something different.

Let’s let Detroit tell its own story.

Because when you hear it from the city itself, you’ll understand why so many people are falling for the Motor City, and why, once you’re here, you might never want to leave.


About Me

Hey there, I’m Detroit. Born in 1701, which technically makes me 322 years old, but trust me, I’ve still got it.

I’ve seen a lot, built a lot, lost a lot, and come roaring back stronger every single time.

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Searching for the best places to live in Metro Detroit? Whether you’re moving with kids, downsizing, or just looking for a neighborhood that fits your lifestyle, finding the right place to call home is a big decision, but it doesn’t have to be stressful. Metro Detroit offers a wealth of great communities, from bustling suburban cities with job opportunities to quiet small towns full of charm. In fact, Niche, a trusted platform for data-driven insights on schools, towns, and colleges, releases annual rankings of the top places to live in the Detroit area, considering crucial factors like public school quality, crime rates, cost of living, employment, and family-friendly amenities. These rankings are based on the latest data from sources such as the U.S.…

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Detroit recently appeared near the bottom of a national “happiest cities” list, raising eyebrows and concerns. A 2024 study by personal finance site SmartAsset evaluated quality-of-life factors in 90 of America’s largest cities, and Detroit landed at No. 88 out of 90. By the numbers, the Motor City struggled on key metrics like income levels, health, and overall quality of life. Headlines made it sound like Detroit is one of the country’s unhappiest places. But talk to any lifelong Detroiter, and you’ll hear a more nuanced story. Does a low ranking mean Detroit is truly an unhappy city? Let’s unpack what the data says, why it might be misleading, and the real reasons locals still find plenty to love about the D.

The “Unhappiest Cities” Ranking:…

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Buying a luxury home usually means spending well into the millions – especially in coastal hot spots. But did you know there are still a handful of U.S. metro areas where high-end living comes with a six-figure price tag instead of seven? It’s true: in a market where the national median luxury home price is about $1.35 million, a select few cities offer “luxury for less”. These places – many of them in the Midwest – let buyers snag historic mansions, spacious estates, or upscale condos for under $1 million. Just five years ago, such deals were common in 30 big metros, but as of 2025 only seven major cities remain in that category.

What are these rare affordable luxe locales? Think Rust Belt charm and Sunbelt warmth. As one real estate economist notes,…

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Detroit’s engines are revving up for a summer spectacle like no other. The Detroit Grand Prix is back on the downtown streets, and it’s poised to deliver a record boost to the Motor City’s economy. As racers prepare to scream down Jefferson Avenue past the Renaissance Center and Hart Plaza, local businesses are gearing up for an influx of fans. This downtown Detroit Grand Prix is not just a race – it’s a citywide celebration that showcases how far Detroit has come. With projections of around $104 million in spending flowing into the region during race weekend, it’s set to be the biggest economic impact Detroit has ever seen from the Grand Prix.

Detroit’s iconic Renaissance Center towers in the backdrop as Indy cars streak through city streets during…

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In a country where buying a home often feels out of reach, Metro Detroit stands out as an unexpected housing hero. This Midwest metro area has quietly topped a new national ranking for affordable housing. Yes – you read that right. According to a recent report by Clever Real Estate, Metro Detroit is one of only two major U.S. cities where the median household income is sufficient to afford a median-priced home in the area. In an era of sky-high prices, affordable housing in Metro Detroit isn’t just a catchphrase – it’s a reality that’s turning heads in the real estate world.

Metro Detroit’s Housing Affordability by the Numbers

How did Detroit earn this distinction? The numbers tell the story. The Clever Real Estate study used a standard…

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