Long ago even after Coleman Young to Kilpatrick Era, Detroit did have fewer homeless encampments. Most of them were living under the bridges and some parks the lower west side and lower east side areas. When Mayor Duggan, Church leaders and City Councils and neighborhood orgs. put their foot down demand them to go into shelters or the police will remove them all and their things possessed. Also private developers came in and sent their clean up crews to remove them away. Also another reason why Detroit does seen that much homeless encampments because if course high crime. Our hoods too ghetto to have homeless folks encamp in vacant lots next to occupy hoods. Block club folks and mostly black folks who are now living their Detroit ghetto hoods will bully, fight, rob and even shoot them out of their areas before they call they call the cops. Also Detroit does get bitter cold temps, a lot of homeless folks in Detroit will freeze to death if they not bundled up and find a nice warn shelters like they had no choice. This is not just Mayor Duggan announcing the press that Detroit has not have more homeless encampments then any other American Cities. It's matter of how The People of Detroit treats its homeless folks.
@charlesmcnabb54285 күн бұрын
Sounds like ur just helping the ppl who already have homes get more land for cheap. Instead of helping the homeless and selling it to ppl with nothing and that actually need help or shelter
@MarshawnCarter13 күн бұрын
Canadian people are very friendly. I took me and my wife to Windsor from Detroit and it was fun.
@HighPowerOptionsTrades14 күн бұрын
They need to stop this “land” thing and get into the metaverse no one is farming you can’t compete with say a Cargill but these ignorant baby boomers always want to teach the youth to farm like they’ve never been to the Produce Terminal on Fort Street let alone the eastern market. Sustainability for what if things get that bad there will be more to worry about than the 4-5 month growing season at this longitude smh 😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄 stop patronizing this ignorance
@HighPowerOptionsTrades14 күн бұрын
Yea sure but how much would your prop tax increase and is it only for residential if it’s commercial do you also have to pay for Storm runoff ? Smh sounds good what about the details 😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄
@american_byways15 күн бұрын
Thanks for this video.
@richbrookshire17 күн бұрын
Great job, DL3!
@belvadalidowich531418 күн бұрын
I went to Liberty school from Kindergarden thru 8th grade. 1949 - 1957. I remember having Mrs. Miller as my kindergarden teacher, Mrs. Andrews as my first grade teacher. We had a huge slide in the kindergarden room and Mrs. Miller made us line up and go down the slide in order to take attendance. I was always to afraid to go down that slide so she never made me do it. I met my best friend there, Sharon Syasure.(probably spelled wrong) her and I used to play with the children's play kitchen stuff. She is still my friend today. I remember becoming a service squad girl when I was old enough and I was so proud of that important position. I had to make the children go inside the school from the playground when the bell rang. I had fun at the Friday night dances we had when I was in 8th grade. My mother always chaperoned. There was games in the hall and dancing in the gym. It was so much fun. We went on field trips, once to the Cranbrook planetarium. once to a symphony in Detroit. Many others as well. All of my teachers we outstanding. I'll never forget Miss Smith and Mr. Fortgang our PE teachers. They ran the Friday dances. We had a big pool and Miss Smith taught us to swim. Ball games in the field at the back of the playground. I loved going to Liberty School. I have fond memories and I am now 80 years old.
@SociallyChrissyTV21 күн бұрын
I swear this would be a dope apartment/coffee shop or laundry mat . Keep the metal benches and add laundry machines in the room. This is nice also didn’t know it was empty. Your crew seem like a pleasure to work with.
@SociallyChrissyTV21 күн бұрын
This was so cool to watch.
@jthomas0621 күн бұрын
What! Auction, I'm buggin
@samtrak120423 күн бұрын
“Gateway to the Promised Land” MICHIGAN CENTRAL STATION Detroit, Michigan Michigan Central was my gateway to the "Promised Land" when I stepped off that New York Central Railroad train from the segregated south on that crispy cool early Sunday morning in June, 1954 to begin a new life in the Motor City I'd only read about in World Book encyclopedia. This defiant 9 year old black boy had arrived in the the bustling industrial capital of the world - where my father's family had migrated from Alabama after the war and now had good paying jobs in auto plants...and comfortable homes. I was anxiously searching for my father I'd never met before in Detroit's massive Cathedral of Commerce echoing sounds of clicking heels, muffled conversations, loud train announcements and mass confusion. After my Dad and I locked eyes and shook hands we walked over to the coffee shop where my stepmom Chris was having her second cup of coffee. This was the first time I had ever seen a black person sit at a lunch counter with whites. My grand entrance into the Motor City opened the door to unimagined possibilities for me and defines who I am today as I enjoy retirement and look forward to turning 80 later this year. Michigan Central Station has always been my favorite destination so I'm overjoyed that Ford Motor Company has resurrected Motown's masterpiece and restored my soul. Can't wait to return to the glorified site of my emancipation.... ALLLLL ABOARD!!! SAM Samuel Augustus Jennings
@tonycoates399524 күн бұрын
Congratulations Michigan's Central Rebirth Station 🚉 ❤😊All Aborad ! AMTRAK 🚆
@ofrecentvintage25 күн бұрын
Very smart approach!
@bethszabo635125 күн бұрын
Thank you. Stunning!
@AgathaLOutahere25 күн бұрын
I remember 30 years ago seeing this structure while driving through the area and noticing how spooky it looked back then.
@fkay98026 күн бұрын
How did you run across the building
@PistachioDean26 күн бұрын
It looks brilliant!! Even from Australia I’ve been following the station building for years and never thought I’d see the day! Definitely adding this to my US trip some day 😊
@MotorCityChixo27 күн бұрын
THANK YOU! So proud of what is happening in my wonderful city!
@jacksonseyl525528 күн бұрын
Do you think they'll rebuild the train tracks and bring trains back?
@marlon2k928 күн бұрын
I worked in this building from 2007 - 2013. It's a shame to see it so dead now. (Not like it was teeming with life even back then...) I hope someone can liven it back up. Somehow. That building has the potential to be a city within a city. It already has its own zip code!
@rudygrissom587128 күн бұрын
Also its but a few blocks from this location.
@rudygrissom587128 күн бұрын
5031 Grandy Detroit is a City owned building former headquarters of the defunct "Department of Human Services " I worked there for nearly 30 years we left that building in 2012. It is an Albert Khan building it was maintained meticulously till 2013 now sits vacant. Much better shape than this, it's 5 stories.
@jays.425429 күн бұрын
THANK YOU , THANK YOU for posting this. Oh what fun!!!!
@nutbug29 күн бұрын
Wow this place is amazing! Thank you soo much for taking the time to share this beautiful train station brought back to life! We can't wait to visit🥰
@cortezmiller189929 күн бұрын
So when are they going to finish the tower part of the building?
@happy62928 күн бұрын
Construction (buildout of the hotel and office space) will continue after the tours are over on June 16. If I remember correctly, it’ll be complete, and the hotel brand announced, by year end.
@cortezmiller189928 күн бұрын
@@happy629Okay thanks!
@flygirl7976Ай бұрын
Thank you and thank you again for taking the time to be there to showcase the Michigan Central for those who, like me, was not able to attend. Your hard work is highly appreciated. And what I like about your video, you walk through without interrupting with details that the viewer can see for themselves. Your camera quality and detail are just great. Love your work. Stay Blessed.
@HighPowerOptionsTradesАй бұрын
You’re on the news coming out of that room I think it’s 4 WDIV, I recognized you. I believe it was Paula Tutman who got you
@american_bywaysАй бұрын
This is the best video yet! Thank you.
@Ed-kw4vpАй бұрын
Wow yay
@brucebeamon5460Ай бұрын
I’ve seen one of your other videos you were on the roof I believe installing air conditioning units at least someone had been while you were there …. This JUST SIT ON IT sounds like a FANTASTIC idea and a GOID PLACE to give a donation… something that can be used by ANY CITIZEN of Detroit. Hopefully it is still in operation . Even though I don’t ride public transportation I think it’s heart warming to see a Man/person and in the city of Detroit ( the MOTOR CITY) using public transportation to get to work especially , I would assume that this is by CHOICE 🤔 I could be wrong all the same HIGHLY UNUSUAL
@r3tr0actiongamer24Ай бұрын
The draft is boring as it is let alone having to be in a toilet like Detroit
@user-pz8yd5jg7yАй бұрын
Black DETROITERS are only getting pennies to do development while the GENDERFIDERS are getting MILLIONS.
@nutbugАй бұрын
I can't believe every week I see more and more of Detroit's amazing beautiful comeback and it is absolutely mesmerizing how beautiful the architecture and history is! Thank you soo much for sharing this! ❤❤❤
@manbtm1Ай бұрын
Nice units, I’ve been living downtown resident for 16 years now, and I cannot believe the prices of these places , Brush Park is very nice and of course new and it seems quite dense, the north Corktown location townhouse is also very nice, the neighborhood is much more patchy though. I live in Lafayette Park ( great neighborhood) in a high-rise co-op on the 19th floor 2br/2bath, 1250 sq.ft. , our places, when I bought them 10 years ago are about 1/8th of the price of this ( spent about 30,000 in renovations then) with a higher monthly fee for co-op, covers everything including property taxes, but our views ( corner/ huge glass windows) are absolutely incredible of the whole city and we have a door, person, package and handling person, swimming pools, exercise/ yoga rooms , 2 beautiful large parks, meijers right behind us to walk too, Eastern Market a 10 minute walk, pro sports , restaurants,10 minute walk, every time I look at these places and go home. I think I’ve got the deal the century compared to what they’re charging now. But they are all very nice , glad to see so much development now, great video, thanks.
@muffinsmuffins8074Ай бұрын
Song name ?
@UhOhUmm29 күн бұрын
Before Chill - Yomoti
@muffinsmuffins807429 күн бұрын
@@UhOhUmm thank you sir
@MrKemonieАй бұрын
Thank you for shinning a light on our beautiful city
@rernardgrant9770Ай бұрын
Great job sir, you are filling a need on E. Warren and i hope you have great success.
@ofrecentvintageАй бұрын
I find truly skilled masons harder to find. This is amazing!
@marliseisrael3017Ай бұрын
Makes me want to move back to Detroit and buy a lot next to my house
@marliseisrael3017Ай бұрын
New subscriber...my hometown, now i can come here to get my fix....moved to TX back in 2017
@marliseisrael3017Ай бұрын
I love the raisin ones
@smiletag173Ай бұрын
Hello
@flygirl7976Ай бұрын
Has a member of the DPFC, I thank you for your hard work and dedication to making his available online. You did an excellent job of highlighting the Grand Opening. Unfortunately, I can later after this event, and so I do appreciate your efforts. Thanks again.
@flygirl7976Ай бұрын
Wow. I was there in the afternoon at the Grand Opening. Purchased some groceries and walked around the different tables and food trucks there. Nice offices and kitchen. Great job.
@thedculturenetwork4174Ай бұрын
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@thedculturenetwork4174Ай бұрын
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@dirtyreg22Ай бұрын
put that on the news.. great job young man
@WITTS313BOSSАй бұрын
I remember that old Pizza Hut when La Van Hawkins owned it. I used to go there to play the Moonwalker Arcade they had there while I wait on my Personal Pan Pizza.
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I need to come back through Eddie.
Long ago even after Coleman Young to Kilpatrick Era, Detroit did have fewer homeless encampments. Most of them were living under the bridges and some parks the lower west side and lower east side areas. When Mayor Duggan, Church leaders and City Councils and neighborhood orgs. put their foot down demand them to go into shelters or the police will remove them all and their things possessed. Also private developers came in and sent their clean up crews to remove them away. Also another reason why Detroit does seen that much homeless encampments because if course high crime. Our hoods too ghetto to have homeless folks encamp in vacant lots next to occupy hoods. Block club folks and mostly black folks who are now living their Detroit ghetto hoods will bully, fight, rob and even shoot them out of their areas before they call they call the cops. Also Detroit does get bitter cold temps, a lot of homeless folks in Detroit will freeze to death if they not bundled up and find a nice warn shelters like they had no choice. This is not just Mayor Duggan announcing the press that Detroit has not have more homeless encampments then any other American Cities. It's matter of how The People of Detroit treats its homeless folks.
Sounds like ur just helping the ppl who already have homes get more land for cheap. Instead of helping the homeless and selling it to ppl with nothing and that actually need help or shelter
Canadian people are very friendly. I took me and my wife to Windsor from Detroit and it was fun.
They need to stop this “land” thing and get into the metaverse no one is farming you can’t compete with say a Cargill but these ignorant baby boomers always want to teach the youth to farm like they’ve never been to the Produce Terminal on Fort Street let alone the eastern market. Sustainability for what if things get that bad there will be more to worry about than the 4-5 month growing season at this longitude smh 😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄 stop patronizing this ignorance
Yea sure but how much would your prop tax increase and is it only for residential if it’s commercial do you also have to pay for Storm runoff ? Smh sounds good what about the details 😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄😒🙄
Thanks for this video.
Great job, DL3!
I went to Liberty school from Kindergarden thru 8th grade. 1949 - 1957. I remember having Mrs. Miller as my kindergarden teacher, Mrs. Andrews as my first grade teacher. We had a huge slide in the kindergarden room and Mrs. Miller made us line up and go down the slide in order to take attendance. I was always to afraid to go down that slide so she never made me do it. I met my best friend there, Sharon Syasure.(probably spelled wrong) her and I used to play with the children's play kitchen stuff. She is still my friend today. I remember becoming a service squad girl when I was old enough and I was so proud of that important position. I had to make the children go inside the school from the playground when the bell rang. I had fun at the Friday night dances we had when I was in 8th grade. My mother always chaperoned. There was games in the hall and dancing in the gym. It was so much fun. We went on field trips, once to the Cranbrook planetarium. once to a symphony in Detroit. Many others as well. All of my teachers we outstanding. I'll never forget Miss Smith and Mr. Fortgang our PE teachers. They ran the Friday dances. We had a big pool and Miss Smith taught us to swim. Ball games in the field at the back of the playground. I loved going to Liberty School. I have fond memories and I am now 80 years old.
I swear this would be a dope apartment/coffee shop or laundry mat . Keep the metal benches and add laundry machines in the room. This is nice also didn’t know it was empty. Your crew seem like a pleasure to work with.
This was so cool to watch.
What! Auction, I'm buggin
“Gateway to the Promised Land” MICHIGAN CENTRAL STATION Detroit, Michigan Michigan Central was my gateway to the "Promised Land" when I stepped off that New York Central Railroad train from the segregated south on that crispy cool early Sunday morning in June, 1954 to begin a new life in the Motor City I'd only read about in World Book encyclopedia. This defiant 9 year old black boy had arrived in the the bustling industrial capital of the world - where my father's family had migrated from Alabama after the war and now had good paying jobs in auto plants...and comfortable homes. I was anxiously searching for my father I'd never met before in Detroit's massive Cathedral of Commerce echoing sounds of clicking heels, muffled conversations, loud train announcements and mass confusion. After my Dad and I locked eyes and shook hands we walked over to the coffee shop where my stepmom Chris was having her second cup of coffee. This was the first time I had ever seen a black person sit at a lunch counter with whites. My grand entrance into the Motor City opened the door to unimagined possibilities for me and defines who I am today as I enjoy retirement and look forward to turning 80 later this year. Michigan Central Station has always been my favorite destination so I'm overjoyed that Ford Motor Company has resurrected Motown's masterpiece and restored my soul. Can't wait to return to the glorified site of my emancipation.... ALLLLL ABOARD!!! SAM Samuel Augustus Jennings
Congratulations Michigan's Central Rebirth Station 🚉 ❤😊All Aborad ! AMTRAK 🚆
Very smart approach!
Thank you. Stunning!
I remember 30 years ago seeing this structure while driving through the area and noticing how spooky it looked back then.
How did you run across the building
It looks brilliant!! Even from Australia I’ve been following the station building for years and never thought I’d see the day! Definitely adding this to my US trip some day 😊
THANK YOU! So proud of what is happening in my wonderful city!
Do you think they'll rebuild the train tracks and bring trains back?
I worked in this building from 2007 - 2013. It's a shame to see it so dead now. (Not like it was teeming with life even back then...) I hope someone can liven it back up. Somehow. That building has the potential to be a city within a city. It already has its own zip code!
Also its but a few blocks from this location.
5031 Grandy Detroit is a City owned building former headquarters of the defunct "Department of Human Services " I worked there for nearly 30 years we left that building in 2012. It is an Albert Khan building it was maintained meticulously till 2013 now sits vacant. Much better shape than this, it's 5 stories.
THANK YOU , THANK YOU for posting this. Oh what fun!!!!
Wow this place is amazing! Thank you soo much for taking the time to share this beautiful train station brought back to life! We can't wait to visit🥰
So when are they going to finish the tower part of the building?
Construction (buildout of the hotel and office space) will continue after the tours are over on June 16. If I remember correctly, it’ll be complete, and the hotel brand announced, by year end.
@@happy629Okay thanks!
Thank you and thank you again for taking the time to be there to showcase the Michigan Central for those who, like me, was not able to attend. Your hard work is highly appreciated. And what I like about your video, you walk through without interrupting with details that the viewer can see for themselves. Your camera quality and detail are just great. Love your work. Stay Blessed.
You’re on the news coming out of that room I think it’s 4 WDIV, I recognized you. I believe it was Paula Tutman who got you
This is the best video yet! Thank you.
Wow yay
I’ve seen one of your other videos you were on the roof I believe installing air conditioning units at least someone had been while you were there …. This JUST SIT ON IT sounds like a FANTASTIC idea and a GOID PLACE to give a donation… something that can be used by ANY CITIZEN of Detroit. Hopefully it is still in operation . Even though I don’t ride public transportation I think it’s heart warming to see a Man/person and in the city of Detroit ( the MOTOR CITY) using public transportation to get to work especially , I would assume that this is by CHOICE 🤔 I could be wrong all the same HIGHLY UNUSUAL
The draft is boring as it is let alone having to be in a toilet like Detroit
Black DETROITERS are only getting pennies to do development while the GENDERFIDERS are getting MILLIONS.
I can't believe every week I see more and more of Detroit's amazing beautiful comeback and it is absolutely mesmerizing how beautiful the architecture and history is! Thank you soo much for sharing this! ❤❤❤
Nice units, I’ve been living downtown resident for 16 years now, and I cannot believe the prices of these places , Brush Park is very nice and of course new and it seems quite dense, the north Corktown location townhouse is also very nice, the neighborhood is much more patchy though. I live in Lafayette Park ( great neighborhood) in a high-rise co-op on the 19th floor 2br/2bath, 1250 sq.ft. , our places, when I bought them 10 years ago are about 1/8th of the price of this ( spent about 30,000 in renovations then) with a higher monthly fee for co-op, covers everything including property taxes, but our views ( corner/ huge glass windows) are absolutely incredible of the whole city and we have a door, person, package and handling person, swimming pools, exercise/ yoga rooms , 2 beautiful large parks, meijers right behind us to walk too, Eastern Market a 10 minute walk, pro sports , restaurants,10 minute walk, every time I look at these places and go home. I think I’ve got the deal the century compared to what they’re charging now. But they are all very nice , glad to see so much development now, great video, thanks.
Song name ?
Before Chill - Yomoti
@@UhOhUmm thank you sir
Thank you for shinning a light on our beautiful city
Great job sir, you are filling a need on E. Warren and i hope you have great success.
I find truly skilled masons harder to find. This is amazing!
Makes me want to move back to Detroit and buy a lot next to my house
New subscriber...my hometown, now i can come here to get my fix....moved to TX back in 2017
I love the raisin ones
Hello
Has a member of the DPFC, I thank you for your hard work and dedication to making his available online. You did an excellent job of highlighting the Grand Opening. Unfortunately, I can later after this event, and so I do appreciate your efforts. Thanks again.
Wow. I was there in the afternoon at the Grand Opening. Purchased some groceries and walked around the different tables and food trucks there. Nice offices and kitchen. Great job.
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put that on the news.. great job young man
I remember that old Pizza Hut when La Van Hawkins owned it. I used to go there to play the Moonwalker Arcade they had there while I wait on my Personal Pan Pizza.