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Detroit will rise again in the next decade. They have pretty enticing offers for software engineers to move in. Right now you can get a stellar house for around
by treehau5 10y ago
Detroit will rise again in the next decade. They have pretty enticing offers for software engineers to move in. Right now you can get a stellar house for around ~150k which I am sure will triple in value in 20 years. Trying to convince my wife to move there from warmer climate, however... If anyone wants to help me there I am all ears, haha.
- curiouscat321 10y agoDon't look in Detroit just yet. The city isn't there (yet!). Look in Ann Arbor.
- pests 10y agoI live about 10 minutes from Downtown Detroit. It's nice. Feel free to hit me up if you have any questions I could answer.
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- untilHellbanned 10y agoBorn in Ann Arbor, MI, being a UofM alum, and having half my family living in Michigan, this makes me really excited. It's so cool that transportation is the zeitgeist these days. It's a fascinating technological and societal issue and Michigan and Detroit could be a huge leader. Lots of strong, eager engineering talent in the Midwest (UIllinois,UMich,Purdue, etc.). No reason it couldn't be side-by-side with silicon valley as the leading tech sector in the world. Silicon valley created the computer. Detroit invented the car. Put them together you have magic. The virtual and physical machine.