Seems like it’s becoming quite a little cultural hub.

I am not very familiar the the cultural issues regarding people on boathouses (haven't met any) but if I was on a boathouse and someone called me with a good investment opportunity, I'd be glad to hear about it.My concern with your call and your post is that you are still approaching it as if the guy is doing you some huge favor by letting you invest his money.

It's a lot safer now and is coming up strong thanks to it's close proximity to the 'Lincoln Park Cultural Arts Historic District' which is a block east of it.

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Detroit is more of a city that you have to learn the culture and areas street by street.

IMO violence in the media and therefore in western culture, along with other social dysfunction prevalent in society today, is a huge and unspoken part of the problem.

I realize saints aren't everyone's bag nor part of everyone's cultural and religious heritage, but seriously....way to take the high road.Deshone Drummond As you point out, success is as you see it, no doubt.

Now it is a melting pot of all cultures living there.

With many tech companies going remote, restaurants and culture life being on hold for the next who knows years, and state of cleanliness of the street- I'm not sure how things will end up.