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The arena is going to connect midtown and Detroit. Currently midtown has been the growth all before during and after the recession. Most people at the moment are complaining about rent being high, but thats the stoners who think burger king is a carrer job. The white collar and hipster folks are the ones who are enjoying the $1500 one bedroom apartment or $200KCondo/lofts in Midtown.

Try getting something to live in downtown. 98% full capaicity in occupancy rate thanks to all the things you mention help jump start it all. People are on years waiting list at the moment.

Cool Commercial. I love my Honda.

Pushy advertisements = me not buying the product. Never bought a pair of Nike shoes or even a Nike t-shirt. I have heard nothing but bad reviews of Amway, so I'm gonna stay clear of them. If they offer anything for free at the joe, its going straight in the trash bin at the joe.

Things around downtown/midtown are looking better. Occupancy for rentals (Condo's/apartments) are at 90%-95%. A couple suburban companies have moved downtown over the years. If Chrysler, Ford, The GM Tech Center and Nissan Tech center would move downtown, I think things would pick up in-sense for a new arena getting developed fast with all that tax base money.

I'm not surprised at all.

I would personally rather have Atlanta move. They are not doing so well either and rumors also about them moving to Winnipeg. It would give Detroit a better shot on moving to the East.

Auto insurance, senior citizen, student, ect...

I head there's all sorts of discounts at the box office that they don't tell you and if you ask, they will give it too you if you meet the requirements.

Get your Red on! Be proud of the the Wings!

He is the only ref I liked.

I wouldn't mind if the NFL decides to do a lockout next season on 2 counts. 1. Could be good for Hockey 2. NFL games always mess up my tv shows by making them late to come on or not airing at all.

Well with the latest census information, it shows that michigan was the only state to have lost population. The away crowds are only going to get bigger in the next 10 years when more people move out of Michigan.

A car being given away in "the motor city." I see nothing wrong with that. Stop being xenophobic. I don't even notice the ad's on the glass. I couldn't even tell you one ad that was even put on the there. If they put that small of an ad on the jersey I won't even notice that also

Hit up Lafayette or American Coney Island <- My favroite. Grab some real Detroit food. A Coney Dog! It's right up Michigan avenue from campus martius park. Oh and if you got ice skates, bring them. The rink at the park is open now. You can also rent skates if you don't have any. From the people mover Michigan ave station. http://www.thepeoplemover.com/Michigan-Ave.id.36.htm

Drive around these neighborhoods and look at some great homes. English Village, Indian Village, Joseph Barry Subdivision. These can be access off of East Jefferson. Boston-Edison district, corktown and Virginia Park are another great places for homes. Drive around Belle Isle. Visit the Guardian Building in downtown. The motown museum. visit the Fisher Building in the new center area(that's up Woodward)

I notice they are playing a little bit better music now.

As long the guy drinks his Rakija and eat's his peppers, he will be around too see it.

I just threw up.

What did Jason Williams do all season?

I notice that too. What's that all about?

Nothing wrong with the ghetto! The mean streets of homes in Detroit.

Are they in walking distance in a downtown urban walkable area environment? I bet not. Last time I was in that area, everything was all having to do driving which was sprawled out and that cost $$$$ in gas which is $3.00 a gallon or more. And please theirs street beggers here in the suburbs. I even had one try and get money out of me right inside Meijers! There's all kinds of break ins from cars to homes happening all across the suburbs. There was also a nice rim theft going on last fall in my area. I'm also being realistic. Don't try and paint the suburbs of the Detroit area rosy red with no crime happening.