Housing

Phones are ringing off the hook. ABC and NPR want the scoop. Artists the world over want in. The hubbub is over what Mitch Cope and Gina Reichert are doing to a few property purchases that totaled roughly $5,000 (including a house for 100 bucks). But you can't put a price tag on their ideas or the potential impact on their corner of Detroit. (more >)

Metromode Radio: Metro Detroit problems, European Solutions

By: Chris McCarus, 3/5/2009

Europe rebuilt itself after World War II, and America helped out with the Marshall Plan. In January, Warren had almost twice as many foreclosures as any other city in Macomb county. It's on the frontline of the current American meltdown. Ironic then that Europeans could show this suburban community the path to rebirth. Michigan Now's Chris McCarus reports. (more >)

Blog/David Knapp

David Knapp is not only an architectural designer with Albert Kahn Associates, he's an accredited LEED professional who understands the ins and outs of sustainable development. An active community leader, David will be writing about sustainability and urban housing trends in Metro Detroit. (more >)

Video/Oak Street Fair

The Oak Street program aims to put some pride back in these neighborhoods by offering educational and staff resources to help communities preserve historic character while moving forward with sustainable growth and investment.

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