Wait... DETROIT Has Neighborhoods Like THIS??!!: Indian Village 5K. 

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Most outsiders don't really know. Detroit has several beautiful areas. I like that,keeps people away.

I love Indian Village along with Palmer Woods, Sherwood Forest and the Boston Edison neighborhoods

What a fantastic video in your Detroit series, Chris. I was in Detroit in 2014 and was blown away by Indian Village. It looks even better today. I hope you visited Sherwood Forest, the University District, Rosedale Park, and Palmer Woods. Detroit has some incredible residential neighborhoods that rival those in New York City, Philadelphia and Chicago. Thank you for showing the beauty of this amazing city. Most people have no ideal how many gorgeous sections are still here.

One of the things that was cool about living in Indian Village was not just the snoot factor which is what most people see, but that every resident there thinks of their house as a work of art and history to be proudly preserved. People in Indian Village (and Palmer Woods) take this role very seriously and personal, and really believed in it as part of revitalizing Detroit as not just a city, but a culture.

@3:46 he mentions Indian Village being nationally designated as historic in 1972...A 1970 Buick Skylark casually strolls by. LOL

So my dad was a Detroit native and I was raised there- I live in Chicago now. One of his favorite neighborhoods was Indian village and one of his favorite things to do on a sunny day was drive around the city and look at homes. We did it all the time. He passed in November 2022. These videos have brought me comfort- knowing he was alive when this was recorded and that he may have been just driving around the city doing exactly what I’m watching on that day. Thanks for these videos. ❤

There’s also historic Boston-Edison District off Woodward Avenue. FYI .. Woodward is another long street from Detroit River (border w/ Canada), thru Detroit and suburbs of Ferndale, Royal Oak, Birmingham, Bloomfield, and ending in Pontiac to the north

Two other similar areas within Detroit. Paler Woods and Rosedale Park

My ancestors, the Marsacs, had a strip (or ribbon) farm on the Detroit River. They were on the boat with Cadillac.

5:30 “different then typical cookie cutter stuff you see in suburbs today” as I’m looking out my window at 8 houses that look incredibly similar to mine

I hope you're going to do Brush Park. It's the ewest neighborhood and has a mix of conpletely refurbisned early 1900s mansions and brand new condos. The culmination of Detroit's revival has led to brush park's development.

Born and raised in Detroit. I moved out the city at age 17 though. One of the blocks I used to live on is completely empty, it used to be houses there. The street was Pickford by Trinity and Bentler. Only 1 house stands the last time I've been there.

Add one time Detroit was the most prosperous city in the world.

Indian Village especially nice in summer with tree lined streets,,,,great vid thanks

Grosse point woods has some nice reality.

Of course Detroit does. Detroit is one of those "old money" cities. Unfortunately, the negatives are always highlighted instead.

The Berry Subdivison Historic District is only a few blocks from Indian Village and contains many beautiful homes and mansions, including the Manoogian Mansion and the Old Fisher Mansion. Several are located along the Detroit River which affords views of Belle Isle and Windsor Canada.

There are many rebirth areas in Detroit. Where young people have moved in and saving wonderful homes and bringing neighborhood alive. Look around and see the new Detroit.

If only the whole city of Detroit looked this beautiful.

West Village is pretty popular for a lot of young professionals especially the ones that want to be closer to the east side. Every time I turn around I’m meeting somebody that is considering moving over there or lives over there. It still has quite a way to go when it comes down to petty crime such as car break-ins if you park on the street but overall it’s a nice neighborhood that isn’t quite as expensive as downtown.

My maternal grandparents lived on Iroquois from around 1920 to about 1943. I do not know which house but according to my mom, it was a beauty. I wish I would have known my grandparents.

I went to indian village in may... incredible

I live in Winston-Salem NC and we have a neighborhood that is strikingly similar to Indian Village-- it's called Buena Vista, and dates mostly from the 1920's. Tobacco and textile money helped to build it. Thanks for the video!

Yes Detroit has numerous areas, that are very large that are not cheap at all to live in, condos in our area go anywhere from 175,000 to 900,000, we’re just east of downtown in Lafayette Park, a very stable diverse area with wonderful people and the ability to walk everywhere. Detroit has some fabulous areas to live in and we enjoy it enormously. No plans to move that’s for sure

I was born in and grew up living in Indian Village, and then we moved to Palmer Woods.

Excellent video another POV on the Detroit Tale of two Cities.

People forget there was a time when Detroit was the wealthiest city in the world and I do believe still boasts a top 10 richest suburb in Bloomfield hills? Could be wrong on that nowadays but still mega wealthy

This is like the part of Evanston IL where I lived 1995-2000. The oldest mansions were there. The place I stayed was a mansion split into rooms rented out as an SRO. Other homes rented rooms out. There were duplex and triplex homes, a rarity.

My dad used to own 1023 Iroquois from like 82 to 88 just before I was born. The house is shown at 13:32.

You should go out to Birmingham, Bloomfield hills

For me, Growing up in Flint I can relate with most of your videos. Thanks for all the memories as I live in the hills of West Virginia now.

On a recent trip to California, in Pasadena there is a whole block of arts and crafts home. They were beautiful.

Great video-as always, lot of work went into the research and narrative. Thanks.

My boss lives in Indian village and his house is amazing and I live two blocks away on Parker and gothe

I lived in Indian Village for years. 1960's/70's.

Detroit is a beautiful city with scars and memories. We have a Zoo too...not just neighborhoods to view (We aren't an exhibit, somewhat jokingly) . Metro Detroit has some of the richest hoods in the country. Separated by a single road sometimes. We cross pollinate and contaminate. Music, culture, in every way. We shake hands more than we shoot to outsiders. Hugs don't make headlines.

Amazing and absolutely beautiful area Chris! Thanks for the awesome video! I bet there is some really good security protection there!

Detroit was once a great city... I grew up in Detroit when it was

Never been to Detroit, but when I see you videos I feel as I have been there THANKS KEEP IT UP

Great job, Chris. So many beautiful homes in Indian Village, I only wish more of the original homes in Brush Park would have been saved the way this neighborhood did. Also, nice to see the Van Dyke area coming around.

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank You, for showing the other side of the coin. When you drove down E. 7 Mile, i seen my old stomping grounds. I still have family in some of the areas you filmed.

Great video! There are some nice neighborhoods on the west side as well. Martin Park/ University District, Sherwood Forest and Palmer Woods

The third house from Zillow is the Book Mansion. The home was built by Louis Kamprer for James Burgess Book Jr in 1911, he was responsible for the Book Cadillac Hotel and the Book tower on Washington Blvd.

Nice to see a part of Detroit holding it's own and making a comeback. Great video Chris. Stop by and see us at the Nature Coast next time you're in Florida. See a part of Florida few people visit. You can count on a place to stay while your in the area. Bring the family too. 25 miles west of Ocala. Horse country, springs, manatees, gulf coast fishing and a hood or 2 people need to see.

Thank you for excellent coverage of Indian Village and West Village.

ever wondered how many ghostly spirits are inside these houses gives me goosebumps just looking

Yay!! Finally a video of the Motor City that isn’t STR8 GHETTO!! lol Do you have a video where you’re only covering Grosse Pointe neighborhoods?? 🤓🤓

Hi from New Zealand, thanks, that was really interesting.

Although I have not lived in NJ for 30 plus years, this area reminds me of South Orange, NJ which was/extremely wealthy and down the street were projects that were in the Newark city limits.

I had a lot of friends here and in the Boston Edison area. I miss what Detroit was. Still love SE and Mid-Michigan

When I was a little girl I used to love going Halloween trick or treating

When I was a teenager that area was under a canopy of old-growth trees in the fall residents would rake up epic piles of leaves that we would then come by and drive our cars through and then go jump Ashland Bridge

Hi Chris, I just found your channel and being born in the S.W side of Detroit which is now mostly Hispanic has a long ways to go. I do however see an improvement since the old crack days of the 80’s and 90’s. I lived there until I was 19 and worked in the city for almost 13 years.

These homes are more elaborate on the inside than homes that are comparable to them on either the east or west coasts.

at last something nice about Detroit, most of these houses remind me of rural England. realy beautiful, thanks for the drive,

Loved your video.✅👍🙏

Like with most things in this world, it is all about culture. Folks who take care of their homes and property keep value and tend to be safer. Folks who do not take care of their homes and property live in violent squalor.

this neighborhood looks really nice...

If you have a chance, you might highlight the one and only Palmer Park Apartment district. I've lived in many cities but I've never seen such a concentration of unusual, mostly art deco, apartment buildings..of many different sub styles.

West Grand Blvd, has some beautiful older Holmes also.

Whenever the "Detroit hood" theme music comes on, you can hear Chris locking his car doors.

How r u?~Super! how amazing view.Chris,=)

You didn't let us get a good look at the houses and Indian village they're beautiful people he went straight down the middle of the street he should have had the camera pointing toward the houses.

Can u please do Boston Edison District!!

Another cool video Chris, thanks. I love the stats and street names. Everything is perfect, I can only imagine one other thing that could really make it awesome. Like a red dot moving on a map of where you are at, wow... Cheers. Oh, are going to do Grosse Pointe's and then move up past 8 mile?

Born & raised in Detroit I've seen a lot of Good oppose to bad grew up approximately 3 mile east of Belle Isle off Jefferson on Montclair. I notice the area started declining when the recreational center began to close like Gallagher outdoor pool @ St.Jean & Kercheval activities became non existence for the community.

Thanks for the video. I live near Toronto Ontario but I visit Indian village every year for their spring home tour(exactly the past 3 years because of covid cancellation). Anyway it's a gorgeous area, but I really think you should have filmed this video in spring or summer as it looks so much nicer with all its mature foliage

You should do a video on Grosse Pointe/Grosse Pointe Woods. It's a very nice upscale area just east of Detroit ❤

Make sure you check out Lafayette Towers where my father had to make occasional welfare checks...oh and go to Lafayette Coney Island for lunch. Love how fast the traffic lights change in East Detroit. In California you're still waiting for the light to change while a person in Detroit has already reached his/her destination...

Yes there's still nice neighborhoods in Detroit with big homes.

Wonder if they paid the native bands for this land back then (late 19th and early 20th century)before building these elaberate houses. And if so how much . Also it would be interesting to see this area before any development started and if there where tepees around the michigan areas. I will try searching about it. Thanks for the tour , history and current info. about Indian village.

Lived there most of my life. Was great as a teen. Sad to see it as it is. What happened to all of the trees in Indian Village? Most that I see in your video are still pretty young.

Have you done the Dequindre Cut yet?

Alot of towns in the boston suburbs have streets that look like that. Same styles built at rhe same time.

We went on the Indian Village tour in the early 2000s. It was very nice, the only problem is the taxes.

I lived on Iroquois, 1965-67, moved to Canada due to the riots. I don't remember the house # but it had 24 rooms, a ballroom (not the IKEA kind) on the 3rd floor, and a carriage house with an apartment above it. pretty sure it had 2 white pillars out front. I'd love to see a picture of it, don't know where to look. Thanks for this video!

Do Randall road in ill Chicago metro area is crazy how fast it's growing and has not slow down the past 20 years

Yes Detroit has some beautiful neighborhood I’ve lived in the worst areas of Detroit but growing up driving around Detroit there still is some beautiful areas the hood is southwest Detroit warrendale and brightmoor also the east side near six mile and Davison also over by Ford and Wyoming theater those are just a few terrible neighborhoods but over near bell isle those are some beautiful homes I was born and raised in Detroit..and your home is what you make it just got to watch out for those criminals lol

Detroit has a long way to go! If you go to the Zillow listing for this property (links are apparently not allowed; a comment that included a link was soon removed), you'll see that the $3.5M original asking price when listed January 2022 was reduced, in steps, to $1.2M when finally sold November 2022.

Hi Chris. L'm watching from Australia, so please pardon my ignorance. Is it normal to have snow on the ground at this time of year for you folk?

Absolutely Gorgeous. I watch and ride around with The Shea Show, but he doesn't show us these neighborhoods. What a beautiful city. the planners really need to do something to attract industry to Detroit, you already have the wide streets, infostructure, and real estate, some of which needs to be brought back to life. What area did Soupy Sales live in, anyone know ???

That my auntie neighborhood historical houses have a Lotta rules but it’s worth it

Yeah, Iroquois & Jefferson

You passed the best Mexican restaurant on earth. On Mack. I live in Indian Village.

Palmer Woods and Boston Edison are even better!!!

Was that Lafayette Tower at the end?

My city!! 😍😍😍😍

Did I see speed bumps on some of the streets in Indian Village?! Horrors! What a desecration to this historic and stately area. Just tragic…😮😮

affordable housing comes from over supply of housing.

Looks like one abandoned house crept into the village at 21:46

nice

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Wow, some really nice homes, nice when each house is different. Detroit is the "Poster Child" on how bad politicians can ruin a once great American city. Changing the way you vote can change to outcome. "Wait What" did you say some of the homes are as large as 15,000 Sq Ft, think of the heating bill in bidens America. How about the Joseph Berry Subdivision: Fiske Dr, Lodge Dr and Parkview Dr. Thanks for posting.....

People with money and Professions know how to keep it.

There's many other area's of Detroit with nice homes and neighborhoods.

The whole Eastside was nice at one time.

OMG MY CAR IS IN THIS LOLLLL YOOOO

I bet their HOA pays for a private security service to patrol their streets and keep an eye on their properties.

Why don't you check out Rosedale park or Palmer park.