Live Detroit

As of Summer 2024, Detroit's population is growing. While many know Detroit for its decline, few know of the city's Art-Deco feel, abundance of green spaces, and friendly, community-oriented culture. Young professionals are moving into the city, and living spaces are in high demand. Downtown, Midtown, and Corktown are at the center of the city's revitalization. Other thriving neighborhoods include East English Village, Hubbard-Richard, Southwest Detroit, and West Village. Young professionals are moving into the city, and living spaces are in high demand. The city proper has an abundance of residents to live, such as the Park Shelton, the Ellington, Riverfront Towers (off the scenic Detroit River), Harbortown, Studio One, and River Place Apartments. Residents also live in nearby suburbs, including Royal Oak, Troy, Southfield, and Farmington Hills.

Dine Detroit

Detroiters love their iconic foods! Detroit is home to square pizza, the original Coney dog (you can decide for yourself if you prefer Lafayette or American!), Faygo, Vernors, Better Made, and Sanders Bumpy Cake, and more! In this city, there is something to suit every palate. Feel like a burger and shake? Check out Mercury Bar in Corktown! Looking for the best mac and cheese in Michigan? Mac Shack's food truck has your answer. Want a pizza and movie night at home? Supino's, Buddy's, or the Detroit Pizza Company have you covered. Have a special occasion and want to try some upscale dining? The view from Coach Insignia at the top of the GM Renaissance Center is sure to impress, Selden Standard has perfectly shareable plates with craft cocktails to suit the seasons. And of course, no visit to Detroit would be complete without a visit to Slow's, the best barbecue in the state. Other popular restaurants around the Metro area include Yemen Cafe, Polish Village Cafe, Dutch Girl Donuts, The Dakota Inn Rathskeller, and Mexicantown Bakery.

Enjoy Detroit

Detroit is a proud city. Whether it's our distinctive Art-Deco skyline, our Riverwalk (which is ranked #1 Riverwalk in the United States!), being ride-or-die for the Lions, catching a concert at the Masonic Temple, or stopping to see a mixologist at one of many cocktail bars, Detroit has you covered! This city is rich with culture. Sports are hugely popular. Detroit is one of the few American cities with all four major sports leagues (even rarer--all four teams play within walking distance of one another.) Detroit is also the birthplace of the distinct Motown sound and Techno music--festivals such as MoPOP and Movement draw global audiences. Jazz clubs (Cliff Bell's and Dirty Dog Jazz Club), casinos, and a variety of art districts. Detroit is home to Cadieux Cafe, the only place in the United States to boast feather bowling. And for all y'all country fans, we also have the three-day Downtown Hoedown in the summer!

Detroiters experiences four full seasons, so activities are in a state of constant variety. For the summertime: Hidden gem Belle Isle is a massive island park on the Detroit river--bigger than Central Park in New York City--and includes miles of bike paths, an aquarium, a conservatory, and views of the city skyline. The Dequindre Cut lets visitors walk, skate on a semi-underground path overflowing with lush greenery and graffiti art. The growing Joe Louis Greenway will include 29 miles of biking paths. For those who like the outdoors, there are several state parks within 40 minutes of the city including Kensington, Metro Beach, and Stoney Creek. Here, residents frequently go rollerblading, biking, hiking, play beach volleyball, paddle boating, or simply enjoy the warm weather. On the west side of the state of Michigan are crystal blue waters, world-famous Cherry Festival, cabin rentals, and sand dunes. Fall is the season of red leaves, fresh-baked donuts and hot apple cider. . .a Michigan tradition! In the fall, Michiganders flock to their many apple orchards and cider mills to celebrate the crisp weather. Fall is also football season--Michigan's teams, whether NCAA or NFL. During the winter months, Campus Martius in downtown Detroit has ice skating, hot chocolate, and several restaurant options. Festivals including Noel Night and Winter Blast bring hundreds of visitors to the city during this time.

Tour Detroit

"The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young."

When Henry Ford uttered the above words, he must have been thinking about Detroit. With a myriad of cultural institutions, the city offers many opportunities to learn and indeed keep one's mind young. The beautiful Detroit Institute of Arts features a world-class collection of art and is the second largest municipally-owned museum in the United States. The nearby Charles H. Wright Museum provides an in-depth look at African American history. Hitsville, U.S.A. highlights the city's rich musical history, and the Rouge River Factory reflects the city's commitment to the auto industry over the years. Detroit is a city of transformation, which is tangible as one views the unique art of the Heidelberg Project. The Detroit Train Station offers a glimpse into the past and is often the subject of local photography. Detroit fosters a sense of innovation and entrepreneurship, as seen with many local businesses including Art House, Detroit Motor City Apparel, and Tech Town.