A lot of Warren's population loss can be attributed to baby boomer parents moving into Warren, having a TON of kids in small ranch houses, then the kids move out, and the parents remain, build wheelchair ramps on the front of their houses, and die in their recliners decades later.
I used to live in Warren and we liked it. The neighborhoods are diverse and safe. There is a large stock of parks. Folks around us were working-class, just like us. We lived south of 10 Mile in the Center Line school district.
We left Warren because we wanted better public schools and a bigger house.
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