Safest place in Detroit?

**iheartthed** · February-24-10, 05:09 PM

According to www.neighborhoodscout.com it's Belle Isle and the Riverfront neighborhoods:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...D&#slide_image

Bearinabox · February-24-10, 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by iheartthed

According to www.neighborhoodscout.com it's Belle Isle and the Riverfront neighborhoods:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...D&#slide_image

So the safest place in Detroit is the corner of "The Strand and Casino Way." What came in second, Spinoza and Rouge Park Drive?

Reading the comments, it looks like people familiar with the other cities on the list had exactly the same complaint. Maybe a list of the safest populated neighborhoods is in order?

**texorama** · February-24-10, 05:45 PM

Yes, many of these include large swaths of parkland. It wouldn't have taken a lot of work to filter those out. What *is* the safest non-park neighborhood in Detroit?

**royce** · February-24-10, 06:15 PM

The sewer?

**casscorridor** · February-24-10, 07:06 PM

Downtown followed by North Cass / Wayne State Campus are defiantly the safest places in Detroit

**unclefrank** · February-24-10, 07:21 PM

Originally Posted by casscorridor

Downtown followed by North Cass / Wayne State Campus are defiantly the safest places in Detroit

It helps when you have your own private real Police force.

**Det_ard** · February-24-10, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by casscorridor

Downtown followed by North Cass / Wayne State Campus are defiantly the safest places in Detroit

What are they boldly resisting?

**Ray1936** · February-24-10, 09:23 PM

I always felt safe at 1300 Beaubien.

**drjeff** · February-25-10, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Route29

The "Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Detroit" ranking on that site is pretty hilarious. A few are spot on - Palmer Woods, Indian Village, University District.
Then there is the Strand/Casino Way [[How much is the casino going for nowadays?)
I also can't figure out how Mt. Elliot/Vernor got on there...I never really considered that area very "affluent"...and Cass and Selden?? Boy, Honest John's is going to be excited to hear they live in such a tony neighborhood. Must be that lovely park on the corner there.

Maybe the hookers have raised their rates and are rolling in dough now.