Detroit has been recognized as one of the best places to live in 2024 by Money.com due to its impressive economic recovery, and revitalization.
According to Money, after overcoming urban decay and bankruptcy, the city has seen lower unemployment (2.6%) and affordable housing.
“At one point, the city was a symbol for urban decay, even declaring bankruptcy in 2013. However, the city has mounted one of the most successful comeback stories we’ve seen in the last quarter of a century. Now, it’s one of the country’s most unlikely boomtowns,” money wrote.
The site also list Investment in green spaces, like the Joe Louis Greenway, and the Hudson’s Site project, have boosted the city’s appeal.
