The number of people who have left Detroit in recent years (237,500) is staggering even when compared numbers of cities such as New Orleans (140,000).
“You can just see the emptiness driving in,” said Joel Dellario
I would not be surprised if the population keeps falling in the following years. And saying that there's going to be a turning point in the city would be fooling ourselves, because as cities start losing people, they also start loosing tax revenue, jobs, etc. And issues such as crime, urban decay, and such arise concern among the people and make the recovery even harder.
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