Absolutely I would move here! Detroit has some of the best built homes in the country

I just love Detroit.. My late fiance’ lived in Grosse Pointe (I’m from Toledo Ohio) and let me tell you, Detroit is a hidden Gem… I was just floored at the beauty there.. I see this wonderful city with such brand new eyes.. I miss you each and every day my love..RIP❤️

To me, Detroit has one of the most beautiful homes in the country. ..I'm looking into buying a home there.

I love my city. Thank you for this.

Detroit had at one point I believe some of the most expensive homes in the whole country outside of LA and Manhattan.

Metro Detroit citizen. Just found your channel. Cool!

Beautiful homes! Thanks for not just focusing on the burbs, great list.

I really liked this video. I currently work in warren and I’m looking to move closer to cut down my commute. I’m now considering places in Detroit because of these videos.

Very nice and accurate info on the historical Detroit Neighborhood. Also, here's a few other neighborhoods you may not have known about that's REALLY close to Palmer Woods, Sherwood Forests, and Green Acres. I used to live in the former!

Wow happy to hear from you 😊 🎉

What an eye opener ! Thank you

That’s crazy you feature the house in Indian village. It is such a beautiful house and has such great history. I worked with the buyer to get this house and the seller let me know some cool stories about the home!

Lol the hot dog reminded me why I love your videos Paul!

My grandparents lived in Detroit. I have letters addressed to them on Brush Street and others. I even found a picture of their house when it wasn’t quite finished. My grandfather and great grandfather owned a butcher shop called Wesley and sons. I still have the knives he used. I’m interested in Detroit history. My grandmother was part of the upper class. I have her furniture that she bought at a prominent Detroit furniture store. It is still in good condition. I still have relatives there. The Fordons. I still need to send them family pictures and letters. After hearing my grandmother’s stories, I would love to see Detroit and some of the old addresses. I love your videos.

More Detroit videos please!!

I grew up in Northwest Detroit not far from Mercy High School and College at that time. Everything was close by and walkable. Rosedale was and still is a great neighborhood area. And W. Outer Drive is a great boulevard. I used to redesign my bike all the way to Rouge Park as a kid.

The guy with the selling things on sinking ships probably thought that sounded brilliant in his head lmao. What a bafoon 😂

I love Detroit! From Orlando!

I love it. From Rochester mi

On the west side, I like Rosedale Park and even old Redford for good neighborhoods. Riverside and East English Village are not bad either. Some places in EEV will even get you Grosse Pointe schools.

Beautiful

Lots of interesting neighborhoods in the city. Have to do something about the perception of crime. Went to school in the city for 4 years and never saw any crime. The violent crime seems to be mostly among people who know each other.

I've been interested in Detroit for years, but I've taken it more seriously this year. I've made the decision to move there, but I'm stuck between buying a home or just renting. Either way I need to escape my current area that I've lived in my whole life. Anyways, I'm wondering what my options are for buying a home, seeing as some are move-in ready and cheap (some even under $50k), but mortgage companies don't seem to give out mortgages that small. Saving up that much would take years. Are there any programs there? Do you have any recommendations for me?

The price is just the beginning. Property taxes, home owners insurance, car insurance and security costs for those areas are astronomical!

There were SEVEN FISHER BROTHERS. The home spoke about and the home you showed with Hill Harper were owned by different Fisher's. You spoke about the Palmer Woods home but showed pictures of Hill Harper. The Fisher home he bought is in Boston-Edison.

Those are beautiful neighborhoods

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You plan on doing a video on Ann Arbor & Ypsilanti real estate? Ann Arbor and and it’s surrounding suburbs have been getting real expensive. There are some houses in Ann Arbor that are going at Bloomfield Hills-level prices too.

Wasn't that Fisher mansion in Palmer Wood's later the Bishop's home for the Catholic diocese?

What would be some good secondary neighborhoods that aren’t quite this bougie but close? Somewhere between $250-$450 range?

North Rosedale Park is also really beautiful.

One correction though: The Berry Gordy Mansion was actually the most expensive house to sell in Boston-Edison. It sold for $1.65 million in 2018.

Awesome video but you totally missed out on a hand full of neighborHOODs in Detroit that should have been on this video!!!! Like North Rosedale Park, University Park, Bagley, Winship, or even far west Detroit parkland!!!

Wait until your auto insurance bill arrives with a Detroit zip code

Home of the Pistons ❤

What are some AFFORDABLE builders that build on private land? I own land in the city of Mount Clemens. Do you know any?

The Fisher Mansion is located in the Boston- Edison Historical District not the Palmer Woods Historical District...

Yes! Does these neighborhoods have rentals

Do these neighborhoods have their own security.

Thank you for highlighting the great neighborhoods in Detroit. Other affluent neighborhoods in Detroit include Sherwood Forest, University District, North Rosedale Park, and The Joseph Berry Subdivision. Also, the Fisher Mansion is not in Palmer Woods. It's actually on the southeast side in a neighborhood called Jefferson Chalmers.

I love my city, screw the haters and naysayers!

Big houses are spooky!

The Fisher mansion is not in Palmer woods

There is more to Palmer Woods than what you showed that is on Pontchartrain between McNIchols and Seven Mile Roads. Palmer Woods extends further west towards Livernois, and continues to 8 mile Road between Woodward Avenue and Livernois. There is also West Outer Drive just west of Seven Mile and Livernois with a variety of stylish homes built after World War II when the city incorporated that section leading up to the Wayne County line at 8 Mile. But you did not show those homes. One of them was owned by Barry Gordy, Jr., founder of Motown. And off W. Outer Drive on Santa Barbara, the street I used to live on, was the former home of Motown Recording Star, Smokey Robinson. While your enthusiastic pitch may seem engaging, the you are skirting the real issue as to WHY Detroit has had a bad rap. If you are willing to take it, I will tell you. It is Racism. The impression given to the public and perpetuated by the media is based on the tremendous Black impoverishment, illiteracy rate, dysfunctional family structures, and associated crime. When I was in the Navy and it was learned that I was from Detroit, I would be asked, "what part?" I said, the west and northwest sides. I would get blank stares. A member of my unit was from Gobles, Michigan who turned up his nose at Detroit saying, "It's all Black!: I responded to him saying, "I've been to Gobles, and I've seen Black people there." I had a Navy Chief say he was "astonished" when he learned that I came from "the inner city of Detroit!" He then went on to ask why my speech is the way that it is, meaning, he couldn't understand why coming from Detroit that I did not speak in Ghetto lingo or Ebonics. This was clearly a Racist perception, and an attempt to place a Racial category on me fed by impressions created by main stream media. At the same time, the city of Detroit did nothing about its own public image or do any positive public relations to cultivate a positive image. So it's a two way "street" in this. Aside from the tremendous Tax Base loss with businesses leaving the city, the first step toward revitalizing the city of Detroit is to come to terms with the concept of diversity and make some serious changes in social attitudes. This is the primary reason why Detroit lost its Middle Class, and with specific reference, the Black Middle Class, which also left for the suburbs. I am sure that you are unaware of untold stories like these. But having lived through them, I believe I have credibility because I am am not an outsider.

I almost hate to look at the comments… because I KNOW it’s going the be a LOT of the who’s WHO’S of the HATERS ~ the video was shorter than expected but it was geared towards the ones with the largest older single family neighborhoods. Good job just too short

If it wasn't for the harsh winters, I could live there.

My dude, 500K is cheap in comparison to other areas…in Denver a matchbox townhome is 800K….

Are these areas Detroit proper or the suburbs?

I believe Samantha Woll and a doctor that was recently murdered in one of the best neighborhoods, Rumors floating around about a lesbian Wayne County Prosecutor did a Gil Hill on Samantha.

"Expensive" does not mean "Best".

Dude I'm literally looking up these areas and there are dilapidated hell holes in each of these neighborhoods lmao.

Yes, certainly some pocket area of very nice, older homes. But don't forget the 50,000 homes that are abandoned and still need to be torn down...those pocket areas are surrounded by them. Since it costs about $20,000 per tear down, it will be YEARS before they will be. And the city will be gentrified with new construction; current residents are moving to the older "ring suburbs like Harper Woods, East Pointe, St. Clair Shores, Oak Park, and Southfield. Just sayin'.

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who is that neighbourhood can you tell me that name

Everyday you here drive by shooting shooting at gas stations. That's why the bad rap. Your still young talk to somebody that grew up in Detroit in the 50'd and 60's around the southfield and west Chicago area, it was beautiful and safe. My sister in her early teens would go downtown with her girlfriends on busses and spend the whole day down there and parents didn't have to worry. Sure look at all the money they put in downtown but I am sorry I just do not want to shop in those nice store and fancy restaurants with black people trying to act rich.

This is going to end badly for alot of people

Yeah, tell this to the people that were killed in their beautiful neighborhoods.

Global Warming I guess. I love Dearborn, but it's been decades since I have been in Detroit....... it was pretty bad then. Also have been to Grand Rapids, but that's like a totally different world ! Boston-Edison is the pocket I am more drawn to.

These are neighborhoods not hoods! Don’t call them hoods! Other wise great video

I think you’re a ally Paul…

It will all crash soon the stock market, alot of people will be under water in there house again

not if the Muslim brother hood moves in

Detroit's okay just buy an ak..47 and know how to use it

Being expensive doesn’t make it nice. It makes the stereotyped places even worse.

Detroit is dangerous

You don’t know what it is about Detroit? It’s been a top 3 most dangerous city in America forever 🤷🏻‍♂️