Why Everyone REGRETS Moving to Detroit Michigan

[@PaulWolfert]

Pros and Cons of Living in Detroit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHSVaZuYopaDntk

[@RayPointerChannel]

It may shock people to realize that Detroit used to have an efficient public transportation system of buses, electric buses and electric trolleys up to 1959. The trolleys were taken off line and sold to Mexico City that year. The Trolley Buses were still in service until the late 1960s. You could go all over town on 25 cents with a 5 cent transfer that was good for two transfers. It wasn't until 1970, the year I graduated high school that the fare was raised five cents. Then something fell apart in the mid 1970s when I left for the Navy. The price of bus fares was increased to over $1.00 and the bus system started loosing money. It seems that the transportation system was at its most efficient under the DSR. All of this fell apart under the new Detroit Transportation Department. What is amazing is that all across the board there were efficient and success services in place that functioned for decades. But when they were taken over by a new generation that found it necessary to make radical changes, the results were failure. Do understand that viewing Detroit today is not what is was when it was a vital city. But realize what was and what worked in the past might be examples of what could and should be today. If we had it before, why CAN'T we have it now? There has to be a solution.

[@prestige2000rider]

it kinda blows the mind on how with all that they have that it isnt one of the best transit networks out there. What may need to happen is to dissolve the DDOT completely and replace it with a board that will do what the public needs. Myself having been in Downtown recently you've got no less than 3 different public transit lines servicing the downtown thats not including the people mover and the street cars. Compare that to Toronto.. similar size with similar systems the TTC works quite well. Maybe they should take from the ttc and apply some of the knowhow there.

[@michaelanthonyvideos]

The Big Three lobbied to get rid of a lot of public transportation and still try to prevent new systems.

[@MichaelRe-c7q]

Oh, certainly. At one point Detroit was one of the richest cities in the world. That's pretty intense.

[@soupsoup1031]

That is part of the e problem.. Detroit trying to use.. “back in the day” view of the city. It’s no longer.

[@jameskirchner]

The city was growing so fast and in so many unpredictable directions that it was impossible to lay streetcar track fast enough to accommodate the growth. It only made sense to switch to buses, so that the routes could be easily adapted. Before you start about the pollution of bus exhaust, remember that the streetcars ran on electricity from coal-fired power plants. Also the streetcars posed a safety issue, because they ran in the middle of the street, which meant you had to cross traffic to board them. Buses pull up to the curb, and you can get on safely.

[@JordanA101]

I feel far safer and comfortable downtown Detroit than downtown LA or San Francisco overrun with derelicts defecating, raving or passed out on the streets.

[@PaulWolfert]

I wouldn't mind a lil raving in the streets

[@ladesigner8764]

@@PaulWolfertYou have no idea. Homeless men kill here in LA…it’s horrible.

[@PaulWolfert]

@@ladesigner8764 that's wild!!!

[@Null-o7j]

La sounds lit

[@jger419]

It's a great town pulling itself up out of 40 years of bad history into a much brighter future. The books are balanced, the city's bond rating has been raised twice recently, classic skyscrapers downtown are being totally refurbished and repurposed -- successfully -- Michigan State U. and the University of Michigan will soon be breaking ground for new tech colleges downtown, the crime rate is declining, the four-mile riverfront has been cleared of abandoned buildings and renovated into a beautiful park and walking route...the list goes on, and a lot of people who live there love the place. Detroit is doing fine. Come and see for yourself.

[@PaulWolfert]

Agreed

[@TGBahr]

It's clear that the city govt. does not want to draw in many new residents, otherwise the taxes would be ridiculously low. Only when a city is extremely attractive, high taxes will work.

[@marlak4203]

Yep. People are mad about there not being enough hotels and there's whole neighborhoods gone and NOTHING is there. Just empty lots. So your right is like they want the city smaller or something

[@MegaNiQ]

No, it’s Democrats. They have 0 ability to reflect.

[@lhp2a]

They don't want it to have historically accurate racial populations.

[@timothykeith1367]

​@@lhp2aHistorically Detroit was nearly 100 percent white - it's history back to 1701

[@lhp2a]

​@timothykeith1367 thank you for the elementary school history lesson. Why do you not have the critical thinking skills to understand that Detroit's government does not want a white majority?

[@lyannastark628]

The actual city of Detroit (not including the metro area) would benefit so much from better public transportation. I'd love to make more trips downtown for restaurants or sports events but I don't feel super comfortable parking down there. But there are some great places to visit like the theatres, restaurants, etc. If I could hop on a train the metro area to downtown I'd love to do that.

[@horseplop9]

Ya but the suburbs don't want it. They have voted it down every time. They want the safety. High taxes and lots of cops.

[@michaelanthonyvideos]

The Big 3 lobby’s against mass transit projects so they can sell more cars.

[@transdiycigarandfoodreview7910]

@@horseplop9 it's like Atlanta then

[@everythinghiphop2012]

iv parked everywhere from Birmingham and Beverly hills to six mile and also downtown just gotta be observant

[@bufordfrance8058]

@@horseplop9 detroit has the highest taxes in the state of michigan.

[@michaelanthonyvideos]

Auto insurance is unaffordable in Detroit.

[@SU1C1D3xPR4D4]

Any insurance. Some companies quit quoting policies for anyone living in certain ZIPS in Detroit.

[@Braggsdesigns313]

auto insurance suck in the state of Michigan Michigan insurance is garbage

[@Msangel06]

Stop buying it. Let the system collapse.

[@aliciaknott8109]

Cure is a joke. Until insurances stop looking at people age, race, credit, marriage, degree and zip code prices will continue to be high. Insurance should be based on a person driving record period. A person has perfect driving record and still paying high insurance based on the criteria I listed.

[@marlak4203]

The worst in the nation. 😑

[@Braggsdesigns313]

funny how people not from Detroit think they know about Detroit

[@GEN_X_]

Yes especially people from Oakland County hahahahahahaha

[@wa1ufo]

Yes!

[@durango8882]

I grew up in Detroit it BLOWS

[@timothykeith1367]

I'm not from Detroit but I once lived there and I don't know what it's like now

[@astkcin]

I left Detroit more than 35 years ago. I grew up there, and I still feel a fondness for many things like Belle Isle and the Henry Ford Museum to name a few. I feel that it is improving in many ways.

[@PaulWolfert]

Sounds like Detroit was a big part of your life! It's cool that you still have good memories of the city. Maybe it's time for a nostalgic visit back to your old stomping grounds?

[@jerryostrowski9806]

I sure as hell didn’t regret moving out of Detroit!

[@PaulWolfert]

Detroit's loss, your gain! Sometimes a change of scenery is all we need.

[@ricosally6734]

Facts the people rotten 😂

[@qusharif1853]

The weather should be number two or three lol I love your honest to God truth, and I can totally agree with most of the points that are being made here. I am moving soon.

[@lawnfreak3543]

Metro Detroit has some of the nicest neighborhoods in the US

[@TBaggingSociety]

Adios. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[@signingcharity]

I know people who live in detroit and absolutely do not hate it.

[@RCmma1990]

cause they prolly have 100 family members there...

[@Eric-ff2ii]

But do they love it?

[@monabiehl6213]

How about the smell of Salt Lake? You guys don't know what winter is. I grew up in Alaska. Also, who really wants to shop. Can't imagine anything more boring.

[@seanwendygodisamazing6340]

Paul your videos (we have watched 3) are very informative & entertaining!! Thanks for all the time you put into educating us!! We appreciate you!!

[@frankiemendez4601]

I kinda wanna move to Detroit now.

[@PaulWolfert]

Do it! 😄 - let me know if we can help! [e-mail]

[@Cristian-ct2vm]

Shoot me too just seen the home prices and I can buy a mansion for what I pay here in California for a 3 bedroom shack

[@PaulWolfert]

@@Cristian-ct2vm true. Just depends on location 😄

[@Darkness33333]

Me too!

[@neoncoke5]

I just moved from away Detroit, he talked everything I complained about when I lived downtown. Voted high in depression, anxiety, and the most stressful to live in.

[@PaulWolfert]

Thanks for watching! A lot of people hate that I made this list but it's just what I've heard from people like you that lived there.

[@IOSALive]

Detroit & Beyond - Paul Wolfert, This is awesome! I subscribed because I want to see more!

[@7milestyle995]

Sum of us born n raised n Detroit East Side 4 life 50+ yrs

[@PaulWolfert]

That's some serious Detroit pride right there! 50+ years on the East Side is impressive. You must have seen it all.

[@tedtimmis8135]

Actually, Paul, I don’t think you’re right about transportation in Detroit. This is Motown and everybody but the poorest of the poor have cars. Also, the highways are mostly excellent and the traffic moves better than many other major cities.

[@adrianau4246]

Imagine a rug that was flooded and stunk that’s why it smells u guys just a huge rug..

[@DemondHairston-uq3te]

The smell is factories pollution and deteriorating sewer pipes I love Detroit I'm from Ypsi

[@marlak4203]

Thank you. It's a "motor" city so motor stuff stinks. Lol

[@IntelyseOPS]

Im from phoenix and planning on moving to Detroit next year, is it dangerous to live in Detroit?

[@johnnyslokes2712]

​@@IntelyseOPS Yeah, don't live there. Live by there instead, Detroit has really nice suburbs

[@gradymorrrowjr37]

As a Native of Detroit I LOVE my city if you don't like it DON'T come here why do people want to throw Detroit under the Bus just leave US alone we have enough to focus on 💯

[@Ultradude604]

What did you do? Must be something so horrible, you imposed this serious and inhumane punishment to yourself.

[@gradymorrrowjr37]

@@Ultradude604 WTF are you talking about Re read what I said

[@Alisa-b4u]

Detroit threw itself under the Bus, with all its corruption, but that’s a whole nother video

[@gradymorrrowjr37]

@@Alisa-b4u BULLSHIT the Big 3 left how you going to tell me about a city I was born and raised in #TryAgain

[@eduardoking8402]

I was in downtown Detroit for a day just last week, enroute to Rochester from Windsor, Canada. I was pleasantly surprised how beautiful it was, with lots of interesting architecture, very clean and I didn't see any homeless person on the street. I had heard so many bad things about Detroit and was actually nervous about doing some sightseeing there. My cousin who took me there said it had come out of rough times and currently experiencing a revival. She was right.....I now look forward to going back there again to take in all the sights.

[@jjoohhhnn]

You're a really great presenter, very warm and inviting. I'm not looking for a house but I live in SE michigan, and I always enjoy your videos.

[@PaulWolfert]

Thank you! I appreciate that!

[@PinkYellowGreen2023]

I was ran out of the city of Detroit. For about 7 months I got rejected from over 50 different nursing jobs in the area. I later discovered the reasons given were not legitimate reasons, but people's opinions and desires for my life. I want to know why healthcare in this city seems to be dominated by cut throat, undereducated cliques...versus people who develop and maintain talent?

[@sopanmcfadden276]

They voted for Tlaib. Nuff said

[@starsfromheaven7382]

Smell maybe from River Rouge area...hydrogen sulfide. It used to be...haven’t lived there in many years.

[@PaulWolfert]

That could be it! The city doesn't smell all the time but when it does...it's bad.

[@DrCommunity1]

I'm sure Detroit has a lot more to offer than this! There's always pros and cons to everything, especially moving to a new city or neighborhood.

[@allisonsmith4287]

As a Detroiter, I was prepared to wanna fight after watching this!! But… you’re right LOL

[@PaulWolfert]

I did my homework 😄

[@Braggsdesigns313]

what is he right about because a lot of what he said just not true

[@JustinJenseninCurrentEvents]

Another reason why I don't care for most people here... TOO MISERABLE! 😕

[@roqueshaoneal5839]

Me too

[@kimberlyuhuru9512]

On the school issue, consider Detroit Promise- Detroit residents who graduate from a Detroit high school (can be public, private, or home school) are eligible for 4 years tuition free at any Michigan public university. Many Detroiters take advantage of this program and sending their kids to Michigan and Michigan State tuition free. Doesn’t fit the narrative of this video, so I guess that’s why it wasn’t mentioned.

[@jennijapanime]

that is really really cool!!!

[@armeniansdoitbetter]

That is wonderful, but the public schools are horrible.

[@marlak4203]

How publicly talked about/known is that?

[@tnit7554]

Didn't know that.

[@bufordfrance8058]

Promise program is for community college. And was already available for low income families with a Pell grant. Most detroit high school graduates can't even pass the requirements to enter community college programs without first taking remedial English and math classes.

[@jerrythor6102]

Surprised at how recent this video is. Detroit has come a long way by this point. Public transportation definitely needs improvement but can't you just drive. I'm pretty sure that's allowed in Detroit. Anyway, keep up the good work Detroit. Long ways to go but definitely in the right direction.

[@lhp2a]

Wrong

[@jerrysmith7166]

you like black tees like i do? express. they never fade and fit great and really dont wrinkle. 22$ a pop but well worth iti have several in black white and grey and have had them for years... still like new!

[@PaulWolfert]

Yep!! I've thought about grabbing some from express but I'm weird about fit. Maybe I'll check them out.

[@steveaubert4243]

when is was i kid i worked in Detroit i used the love that smell it smells like life

[@PaulWolfert]

Maybe it was a different smell?

[@thepoliticallyindependent1512]

Detroit has 2.4% income tax

[@PaulWolfert]

I should have included that!!

[@AnthonyTucker-sl4zj]

here's actually no"RIVER"off of the city;it's technically a STRAIT,connecting two larger bodies of water(Lake Saint Clair and Lake Erie)

[@Wolyskippy]

Man I agree he explains my life.

[@dprice2800]

have you ever been to detroit?

[@PaulWolfert]

Yep

[@GEN_X_]

Only for game days. lol. He's from Oakland County. LOL

[@PaulWolfert]

@@GEN_X_ I'm not a sports fan. Lived in Detroit when it was worse.

[@GEN_X_]

So did I! 2002 when I went to Wayne State. @@PaulWolfert

[@dprice2800]

@@GEN_X_ lol

[@wa1ufo]

I wonder where Paul lives?

[@TGBahr]

An important thing to recognize crime rate isn't reliable everywhere the same, because depending on the city and neighborhood, crime reporting is lessened due to the snitches-get-stitches policy.

[@lhp2a]

This is the truth, and it's why crime is "going down."

[@MichaelRe-c7q]

I am debating a possible move to the Detroit area in the next few years for friends and family. I am originally from NYC grew up out west and currently live in Ohio. I would mostly worry about the crime or sketchiness more than anything else. Does anyone knuw how farminhton hills matches up?

[@PaulWolfert]

We should chat - Farmington & Farmington Hills are two cities I know more about than any others. Just click the contact button on my site and we'll set something up: www.movingmi.com

[@lhp2a]

I live slightly west and north of Farmington Hills. It's going down hill. Don't do it.

[@ricosally6734]

Farmington Hills is cool it's near Novi, cops are on point, just stay out Detroit 😂

[@lhp2a]

@ricosally6734 ​@ricosally6734 you need to pay closer attention to surroundings. Rot is seeping outwards. Dude I'm FH got shot by a basketball person in his own driveway not long ago.

[@ricosally6734]

@@lhp2a got shot by a basketball person! What?

[@don.machin]

There was broken glass everywhere, i cant remember one square feet being clear lol

[@MarkGilliam-er7rs]

Downtown/Midtown areas are actually pretty cool. Especially when you compare before and after over the last decade

[@PaulWolfert]

Absolutely!! It has changed a TON

[@Thesocialgarage]

Weed. It smells like weed

[@PaulWolfert]

hahaha

[@transdiycigarandfoodreview7910]

That's the south also. I smell that dank disgusting weed in the air down south. How is Detroit a lot worse than this? Plus higher cost of living overall in Atlanta and the Carolinas. I think they're becoming what Detroit already went through to tell you the truth.

[@Mrs.Pritchard]

@@transdiycigarandfoodreview7910true statement!! Born and raised in the Carolina’s and took a role supporting Detroit and I actually prefer it there!!

[@sunii4264]

I thought that was the green cloud 😂

[@MGKing-888]

In neighborhood scout Detroit looks safer than Los Angeles. Would it be good to invest in real estate in Detroit?

[@PaulWolfert]

Sounds about right. A lot of people do!

[@orlandofields1973]

I've lived in Detroit for my entire 50 years of life on this planet. Everything you said is right. Our city council sucks, and so does our board of education.

[@jameskirchner]

I think the smell this guy is talking about comes from the Hiram Walker distillery across the river in Windsor, Ontario. A few times a year it releases steam from the distilling process and that travels over to Detroit and up the coast of Lake Saint Clair. It's not a "funky" smell, but a delicious aroma of malt and smells like someone is baking fresh bread.

[@PaulWolfert]

Definitely not the smell of bread 😅 - that would be amazing!

[@arilynn7108]

Detroit has an awesome electric energy though. I get so charged when I visit.

[@Wolyskippy]

My granddad said to me if nana stop working probably well move back to the place my family are supposed to be nana regret living here i think.

[@toddd7444]

" I am just a poor man from Detroit `carry 3 clips 45 cal Gold Dots S&W Shield with Ported barrel carry at all times dead sure or dead live in Detroit poor me pour me a drink wheelchair Larry Merry Christmas

[@RayPointerChannel]

Never mind about Costco or Target, there are no major SUPERMARKETS in the city limits. Let's get down to brass tacks, Paul. The reason why is because of the high rate of retail shrinkage, a.k.a. THEFT. Detroit used to boast of MANY major department stores and chain supermarkets, dominated by Borman Foods whose premier stores were Wrigley's, Packer, and later Farmer Jack's as well as Kroger and A&P. None of those exist anymore. The Farmer Jack (formerly Wrigley) on Wyoming at Seven Mile is now a Rite Aid. People living on the northwest end of Detroit have to go to Ferndale or Royal Oak to shop at a real grocery store. Meijer's took a chance and built a store at Woodward and 8 Mile. They went to the effort to also build a mini Police Station there. If this is necessary, is it any wonder why major retailers do not want to locate in the city of Detroit? This will never be overcome until some serious attention is given to the social attitudes of the population as well as addressing the poverty issues and their causes. To be fair, the loss of manufacturing jobs contributed to the economic problem as well. One of the untold parts of the city's history is the 25 year turnover cycle that has continued to push the Blue Collar and Middle Class further north beginning with urban renewal and freeway projects that cleared old neighborhoods and forced the population from blighted areas further north. It is common knowledge that all major cities have their problem areas and the people who come out of that culture are products of their environments, unfortunately. (But there are countless stories of those coming from these conditions who rose above them and became productive citizens.) The other unfortunate issue is that urban renewal was never planned to improve the environment of that displaced population. It was a superfical action that ignored that detail and failed to address the needs of the displaced people. In some regards this was address in the construction of "Housing Projects." But this was not enough. What Urban Renewal was actually designed for was a means of bringing professionals into the city, many who worked downtown. This was the case of what happened with the famous "Black Bottom" section, and various "slums" around Hastings Street and other locations on the southeast side. The Lafayette Park development of the mid 1950s at Gratiot and Rivard is one such example. The unfortunate reality, and a sensitive, if not controversial truth is that much of the crime and social dysfunction associated with slums was moved further into the city, making residents uncomfortable. This was seen to threatened Property Values as the fear of or existence of crime entered the neighborhoods. Such things not only drove down property values, but increased insurance rates. These things were what motivated the push further north. Also, the new Expressways leading out of the city made this desirable. Much of what was referred to as "White Flight" was Racially based. The same issues that were a concern for White residents were shared by Working Class and Middle Class Black residents. When we moved to Northwest Detroit in 1965, we had a neighbor across the street who lamented, "I guess I haven't any place else to run." YES, he said that. Then in 1967 we had a so-called "Race Riot" that has complicated explanations as there is no single story that explains its motivation in spite of a recent movie. What is most apparent was that the day after the Riot started, on a Sunday, phones were ringing, calls coming from Real Estate agents pushing sales of new properties in Southfield under the scare tactic that property values were going to be affected due to the Riot. Right away, For Sale signs starting going up. And within three years, the population in Northwest Detroit moved to new homes in Southfield. I am sure that the population records between 1967 and 1972 will reflect this tremendous increase, much of which I witnessed, as I saw neighbors and friends follow this exodus. This is what the social circle that I was part of witnessed. And the rest, as they say, "is history."

[@aliciaknott8109]

Well said! I agree 1000%.

[@GEN_X_]

WRONG. Whole Foods is right in Midtown and better than any of those corporate garbage grocery stores you shop at and incorrect again. You can easily drive up to Grosse Pointe right on the Detroit border for Trader Joes and Kroger. Tell us your from Oakland County. You know nothing about Detroit. LOL

[@markswan2582]

@@GEN_X_One Whole Foods cannot supply a city of 700k! Lack of grocery stores is a deal-breaker for ANY city.

[@GEN_X_]

@@markswan2582 There is more than just Whole Foods. There are about 5 grocery stores now in Midtown. 2 downtown Detroit and 1 in New Center Uptown. What year do you think is it? 1990 Detroit?

[@WolfmanJack-ol2rl]

I have a friend of mine that still lives there he does not let his kids go to Detroit schools he drives them to out

[@ernokirnyan9984]

Thanks for the video! However, 9 out of 10 authentic reviews say Detroit is getting back on track and one of the most underrated cities in the US. What is the truth then? :)

[@GEN_X_]

B.S.!!!! I love the smell of Detroit. You're probably smelling the underground steam. With over 50 miles of steam mains - and because it is so old. The system dates to 1903, when it was opened by Detroit Edison Electric Company. It’s also very leaky, as evidenced by all the steam seen rising from city sidewalks and streets.

[@PaulWolfert]

Haha, so you're saying I should bottle up the smell of Detroit and sell it as a fragrance? I might just become a millionaire!

[@GEN_X_]

It might only cater to the hipster crowds though haha@@PaulWolfert

[@PaulWolfert]

@@GEN_X_ 😂😂😂😂

[@RyanisRude]

I love Detroit and I currently work at a school near the river walk. I think it would be cool to live in the D… but yeah these are all valid reasons. 😖

[@patrickmanasco5905]

Right where you order from moms spaghetti around 9-10 o’clock always seems to have a fresh dose of that smell for those that managed to miss it

[@PaulWolfert]

🤢 no thanks

[@Null-o7j]

Smell is vomit then clearly

[@kreationkollect]

I never lived in Detroit, but I would visit because I had grandparents that lived there. My favorite memories as a kid were going to the Hudson building to shop with grandma. On the top floor was the toy department. I remember elevator boys in uniform taking you to your designated floor. I also loved going to the Boblo Island Amusement Park. I was so sad when that closed down as a kid.

[@kimerietate8372]

I feel like anyone moving to Detroit needs to be evaluated by s mental health professional.

[@PaulWolfert]

Maybe the city just needs some extra love and understanding!

[@ricosally6734]

Facts, and I'm from there 😂

[@WhiteKitta]

it seems you have to pay to get the crime report on that website you mentioned.... is there another free one?

[@PaulWolfert]

You should be able to see the basics of any city/area on that site without paying

[@Justchristeen]

@@PaulWolfert No, I just looked at it too and it looks like payments are required for each report they offer.

[@byeonghohwang3230]

Can you please create the video about the NEZ?

[@PaulWolfert]

Absolutely! I just need to have someone clearly explain it to me. That's been the biggest issue

[@drumhillerfarms6858]

New sub here, thanks for the info!

[@PaulWolfert]

Thanks for watching!!

[@WhiteKitta]

well the cold weather attract me to Michigan, because I LOVE LOVE LOVE the cold....

[@SU1C1D3xPR4D4]

The schools and taxes are what kills me. You have NO PUBLIC SCHOOL options. Zero. No one who can help it, would send their kids to a DPS.

[@Cheese0408]

Yo wasnt this that place that had an android uprising and they were killing people and stuff

[@J.Ragland-hz1er]

What are the main colors in the smog in Los Angeles? Leave your answer in the comments.

[@PaulWolfert]

Well, the main colors in the smog in Los Angeles are a lovely blend of pollution gray and exhaust pipe black. It's like a modern art masterpiece!

[@MarshayBraxton-jx5di]

9/1/2024, 2:21P.M. The largest roach that I ever seen at Richton Street! 2 huge centipedes' seen earlier this week at 4:00A.M. when Fox 2 Detroit was on, & on 9/1/24 at 4:20A.M., & 5:05A.M. 2 more centipedes' were seen, then a woman was walking outside! Causing roaches to be seen everyday! Items on the shelf at every stores to help! Dragonfly on the ground dead! Dragonfly flew past at 12:15P.M.! Wolf seen!

[@chrais78]

I seem to remember a Target near 8 Mile and Outer Drive when I lived in Detroit in the late 90s. Is it gone now?

[@PaulWolfert]

Must be gone - the closest Target to that area is in Farmington Hills

[@chrais78]

@@PaulWolfert Sad to see how much Detroit has changed since I moved back West in 2000. I think this was where the Target had been- maps.app.goo.gl/6bdRsVdkQi7DKawk7

[@GEN_X_]

WRONG! HAHA. Another Oakland County wannabe Detroiter. The Closest Target is right up Gratiot outside of downtown proper@@PaulWolfert

[@bufordfrance8058]

It's gone too much crime, theft.

[@shineKNEE]

I got you don't worry

[@lilmisspettiieee]

Detroit is a vibe the smell you talk about it because we are 420 friendly city but also we’re next to Windsor Canada so yeah😂 Costco is 10 minutes from Detroit in Roseville Harperwoods area. That’s what you’re gonna do a lot of your shopping unless you’re going towards Madison Heights or Troy not hard.

[@richardalvarado-ik9br]

Because I wanna fix your pro sports teams. BTW your car insurance costs are still lower than CA's

[@PaulWolfert]

We'd love it if someone would fix our teams 😄

[@mylescornelious7096]

I know about the smell. It turned me off

[@sheru.gulati]

I thought everyone who moved to Detroit had previoulsy seen 8Mile. ...

[@detphemale]

Steering video. Not saying things directly but, you imply plenty.

[@temiymahs_World]

To save me time what areas have the lowest crime/up and coming? I’m considering buying there.😂

[@PaulWolfert]

You should check out neighborhoodscout.com - I have all of my buyers use it when picking a place to live.

[@Detroitswagg28]

I can't stand when these KZbinrs come to Detroit and only show the run down parts. Smh man you not from the town dawg. Detroit has plenty of beautiful neighborhoods n areas. That blows my mind!! Bro that TV be lying like a mug

[@PaulWolfert]

I make videos about the good and the bad. Not sure about the other guys on KZbin but my childhood home was at 12250 Heyden.

[@xencomments]

Doing my research for real estate investment. I texted you. Sat 6/17

[@roqueshaoneal5839]

This is unacceptable for the Detroit Residents

[@BigoCrazy]

It does have a stinky smell lol. I call it “Dirty D”

[@PaulWolfert]

😂😂😂 you're not alone!

[@Wolyskippy]

Bro i live in the moter city

[@jordannawrocki3362]

Do you live in Detroit or one of the burbs? Or not even in the state?

[@PaulWolfert]

I live in the burbs. Born in Detroit and I help people buy and sell homes all over Metro Detroit..

[@Braggsdesigns313]

@@PaulWolfert yeah tell us anything born in detroit cut it out

[@Braggsdesigns313]

some of the best hospital in state right here in detroit

[@reallyrics3177]

What is the smell? Dead bodies? 😮

[@PaulWolfert]

🤔🤔🤔🤔 possible.

[@qusharif1853]

You convinced not prevented with you delivery

[@PaulWolfert]

?

[@Craftinglarson]

Only 10% of New York has any public transportation at all. It’s all contained within in NYC. You know because it’s New York City it’s filthy, scawy, and loud no matter what.

[@1PrinceJay]

As a new Farmington Hills resident who is born, raised and was from Detroit I love the comeback in some neighborhoods it looks beautiful and now well put together I was amazed when driving down 6 Mile from Livernois to Wyoming but there are some things that needs to be fixed. I say find a very nice neighborhood that is comfortable and nice. However I don’t like the income tax if you work outside the city and car insurance it’s wild as hell. And that’s why I moved to Oakland County and bought a condo. I still love Detroit but living there no way Jose!

[@lhp2a]

There is no comeback. What are you on?

[@JustinJenseninCurrentEvents]

I'm one of them! Bottom of the barrel is everywhere!

[@seanodeli7031]

Grew just outside of the southeast Detroit work in Detroit now Detroit is coming back has been the saying since the 80s The smell is from water treatment The city is still completely corrupt has been since Coleman young was mayor Let’s add in crime no one having car insurance the cluster of the illtich family taking grants for projects then doin nothing w properties They scooped up for cheap. So here’s a the big complaint when the Super Bowl came a few years ago. No nice bars or restaurants The casinos are lame and your prob gonna get robbed at one no nice night clubs or strip clubs Basically there is nothing to do in Detroit It’s a giant crap hole It’s why Dan Gilbert got tired of the fight w the city and pulled back his plans

[@PaulWolfert]

Yeah, it sounds like there are definitely challenges in Detroit, but every city has its own unique journey. Hopefully, positive changes are on the horizon!

[@jbroge]

"EVERYONE Regrets Moving to Detroit Michigan" Clickbait title.

[@carrion_man3700]

Inconsistent city services is not acceptable for me and my family. Live outside Detroit!

[@PaulWolfert]

A lot of people agree with you!

[@brianaust8897]

Seriously there’s not a Costco? 🤷🏽‍♂️ Anywhere? But also I think a lot of what I’m hearing here is “ you gotta love some grit” 😜👍

[@GEN_X_]

There is like 10 miles north and there is Whole Foods in Midtown Detroit which is way better than any of those corporate garbage grocery stores.

[@PaulWolfert]

I know, right? It's like living in a world without free samples! But hey, I guess we'll just have to make do with other stores and their not-so-amazing free snack options.

[@CA1567-v8p]

​@@GEN_X_where do recommend someone from Colorado to move to that's somewhat safe but affordable I'm not a rich guy

[@Fossillarson]

California needs Detroit 😅

[@PaulWolfert]

Ha! that would be interesting.

[@walterrussell7584]

One of the worst cities I’ve ever been to

[@PaulWolfert]

It's not THAT bad.

[@walterrussell7584]

Why would anybody want to move to Detroit

[@PhantasyStarved]

There's about a thousand videos on KZbin about the nice parts of Detroit if you're actually interested

[@PaulWolfert]

There are a bunch of reasons people love living in Detroit- that's actually a good idea for a video 😀

[@Lakeshore14]

Very negative portrayal of a great historic city.

[@BreadLobby]

The smell is from big juggalo ballz

[@PaulWolfert]

Hahaha - such a unique fragrance! Faygo & facepaint.

[@fitnesstodaymagazine6715]

Smart, rich

[@Pitchhouse1]

Are you from detroit mi

[@Braggsdesigns313]

No he is Not. Because do you hear the undertones in video

[@chompachangas]

Still better than Jacksonville, Florida!

[@EpyonRoyal]

Nobody moves to Detroit. We simply pick a side.

[@GEN_X_]

WRONG

[@bethhouser5212]

🙄

[@Braggsdesigns313]

Why I don't hear how you can't ride a bike safe in novi or all the other middle of nowhere city you talk about no sidewalks no street lights no fun in the woods

[@saynotoracism9092]

BlaBlaBla...I LOVE DETROIT !!!!!!

[@MarshHouse]

Trash incinerator under the city. in the winter the steam comes up out of the street manhole covers. Thats proly the smell, though i never smell it. Car insurance is high because there are SO MANY uninsured motorists. As far as the blight, idk move to Detroit and get your own block. Turn the best house into your home, make the rest Traps. You got a nice investment. OMG JK I would never do that🤫 my biggest regret is all the money i spend at the casino. Thanks for talking crap about my city🤣😂🤣

[@PaulWolfert]

Moving to Detroit to get my own block sounds like quite the drastic solution! Maybe I'll stick to dealing with the steamy manhole covers for now.