Quote Originally Posted by Bham1982 View Post
It's so out of control that not one major new construction building has been built absent subsidies in basically half a century.

Detroit has been averaging 100-200 units of new housing annually per U.S. Census. I don't know how many units are lost annually but I assume there's a net annual decline well into the thousands.

Detroit will have a healthy housing market when stuff gets built because it makes financial sense, not because a developer is angling to obtain local, state or federal monies.
I agree with you. Why did you cut the rest of my quote that said in 2017 it might be viable?