🏘️ Safer blocks. Stronger neighborhoods. Over the past decade, Detroit has taken historic action to remove blight and rebuild communities and keeping our commitment to residents. Since 2014: ▪️ 26,000 abandoned houses demolished ▪️ 19,000 sold for rehab ▪️ 94% of residential blight addressed ▪️ Just 942 houses remain With more than $515M invested, the highest environmental standards in the nation, and zero tolerance for contaminated backfill, Detroit is on track to reach near-zero blight by Jun

Detroit residents are shaping the future of the Denby/Whittier neighborhoods, envisioning vibrant corridors where families can walk, shop, and feel safe. Together, we're building a community framework to help guide improvements that can create places full of life and energy. 🌳✨ Learn more - Detroitmi.gov/engagedetroit | City of Detroit Government

We hit the streets to see if our residents know how much Detroit is booming! 🎉 For the first time since the 1950s, Detroit’s population is growing. We’ve added over 12K new residents and that means people aren’t just talking about Detroit—they’re moving here, building here, and believing in what’s next! 📈 This growth is about more than numbers. It’s about neighborhoods coming back to life, small businesses thriving, and Detroiters leading the way with pride and purpose. To learn more, visit de