The video shows that Sherwood Forest is a beautiful neighborhood the homes have beautiful architecture and the lawns are well manicured and there's beautiful tree lined streets it's a great place to spend your entire life imagine waking up in this neighborhood.

I grew up in this area and my family and I still live here this is the best area in the entire city it is truly a gem and a community within it self I am shocked when I see comments like the one below ... I would have to say you only wish you could afford it.. The houses have beautiful structure , high ceiling and solid brick homes surrounded by beautiful people and neighbors :) actually I see my moms home ( Palmer Woods) in the video great job and thank you for sharing :)

I grew up in Sherwood Forset...on Renfrew. My parents are still there! I will always have love for Sherwood Forest!!!

I grew up in Palmer Woods on Balmoral in a beautiful home. We moved after the riots started in the late 1960's to the suburbs. What a shame that the surrounding area has eroded so... I miss this area terribly - haven't been back to MI since 1978. I think it is great what folks are doing in sherwood and palmer! Way to go....

What a beautiful area. All the house there are like a castle!!

Great video and commentary. The neighborhood is beautiful. I love the architecture and tree lined streets. It seems like each house is unique with lots of character.

I would love to move to Palmer Woods! Great homes with real character and about 15-20 min from fun Detroit areas like downtown, midtown, birgmingham, etc

1990 to 1999 i grew up here,,,loved it and still love it 7mile wilderemere area

Moved to this neighborhood in '05 from boston-edison; the contrast is not as bad from street to street as in BE, you have bagley to the west,and a major throughfate to the east and north M1/M102 and Ford park sub to the south,not bad. I lived on Boston Blvd in the early 2000's and although I had a FAR BETTER home in BE i never liked the idea of stepping out of my yard straight into "the hood" but I loved my home so much over there I looked past it.

Very nice homes and neighborhood. Taxes and upkeep (utilities) are higher than giraffe booty. The neighborhood to the east of that across Woodward is quite challenging too. (think Beirut Lebannon all bombed out and burned up)

I grew up in Sherwood Forest and I miss it here! It was great growing up here 18.5 years. Now I live in Grand Rapids and my world has went backwards. My neighbors in Sherwood Forest were the friendliest, open minded people, I lived with. People looked out for one another and everyone here cared and loved their children!

i want to come back to Detroit and live in this area..beautiful diverse

gorgeous!

The late R&B singer and actress Aaliyah grew up in Sherwood Forest.

What a great neighborhood! Greetings from Vancouver.

@bobby19011 Once you cross Woodward you're back in the hood.....But Palmer Woods, Sherwood Forest, Greenacres and the University district are pretty nice

I use to live in Palmer Woods. really old huge houses

My Best Friend That Passed Away She Used To Live In Palmer Woods

These are all homes I one day want to own, I do meter reading in these areas once a month that's how I know this place, the people are nice, Houses on Boston street are more impressive but literally right next to the hood once you get off that street

this is the place to be if you love tudor architecture. you can find a fully restored home for under 1 million.

@PhuckHue2 I wonder if the Loomis family still lives on Suffolk. they had a lot of mixed kids. all the daughters were fine as hell haha

Oak Dr near Clarita 1960-73 (birth through 13). My aunt Dorothy Turkel (my mother was adopted though) owned the Frank Lloyd Wright designed home on 7 Mile.

John Corvino!

The good areas are good, the bad ones are reall bad. I love that city though, so much to do everywhere in the summer.

I guess you have to grow up there to love that area. I cannot imagine how anyone could live in a neighborhood surrounded by a violent ghetto. I guess I am spoiled because I live in an affluent city bordered by other affluent cities.....and I would have to drive far to visit the hood. I know you all want to defend your neighborhood......but dang....you have to be realistic and look at the location you live in. I do a lot of google map viewing and Detroit is one of the most dilapidated and depressing place I've ever viewed. If this Sherwood Forest/Palmer Woods neighborhood was located elsewhere then I'm sure it would be a lovely place....but there's no way I would ever live in a place when as soon as I cross the boundaries of my neighborhood, I am in the hood.

You better be armed the minute you leave the immediate neighborhood.