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Ave of Fashion/University District
Stretching from 7 Mile to 8 Mile Roads on Livernois Avenue, the historic Avenue of Fashion is said to be home to one of the largest shopping districts of Black-owned businesses in the country, from fashion boutiques to art studios to great food and drink. The University District, south of…
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Corktown
Detroit's oldest surviving neighborhood is today home to many bars, restaurants, and stores, making it a vibrant place to live, work, and play. It’s located between the Lodge Freeway (M-10) and I-75 to the north, Bagley and Porter Streets to the South, and Rosa Parks Boulevard to the West.
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East Jefferson Avenue
This residential district, which includes The Villages and Jefferson-Chalmers (spanning Jefferson Avenue from Eastlawn Street to Alter Road), is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Grand River/Northwest
Spanning the Grand River corridor, this area includes the Grandmont-Rosedale and Old Redford neighborhoods.
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Highland Park
A city within a city and completely surrounded by Detroit. Highland Park was the birthplace of the assembly line and home to the first paved mile in the country.
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Midtown
Detroit's cultural center, Midtown is home to world-class museums, Wayne State University’s main campus, and several medical centers, as well as a variety of shopping, restaurant, and nightlife options.
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New Center
North of Midtown, New Center is home to some of Detroit’s most impressive historic architecture, including the iconic Fisher Building, as well as a vibrant shopping and food scene.
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North End
In eastern central Detroit, and originally part of Hamtramck, the North End had a vibrant cultural scene in the 1940s to 1960s that continues today. It’s home to several attractions and educational institutions.
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Southwest
A culturally diverse and welcoming community known for colorful buildings and murals, this neighborhood includes Mexicantown, which features Hispanic/Latinx cultures from Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.