Don’t Smash the Past: Why You Should Save That 1950s Bathroom
If you’ve been house hunting in the D lately, you know the vibe. You walk into a beautiful 1940s or 50s brick ranch in Northwest Detroit or a cozy bungalow in Ferndale, and there it is: the bathroom. We’re talking floor-to-ceiling tile in "Mamie Pink," "Seafoam Mint," or "Dusty Blue." For some peopl
The Bodega Gap: Why Detroit Needs More Neighborhood Corner Stores
If you’ve ever lived in New York, Chicago, or even parts of Philly, you know the magic of the "corner store." In NYC, they call them bodegas. In other places, they’re delis or markets. But whatever the name, the concept is the same: a small, reliable shop just a few steps from your front door wher
Whattupdoe: The Unofficial Guide to Talking Like a Detroiter
So, you’ve decided to make Detroit home. First of all, welcome to the family. You’ve picked a city with more soul, grit, and character than just about anywhere else in the world. But before you start unpacking your boxes and picking out paint colors for your new bungalow in Bagley or your loft in
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