Urban Walkability

Nyla Hughes, writing for the Great Lakes Echo:

Despite recent economic challenges, Detroit’s future as a walkable city is promising, according to a recent study by George Washington University.

Significant improvement is expected due to the investment in 40 office, retail, and residential structures by Quicken Loans, according to the study by Chris Leinberger and Patrick Lynch at the university’s school of business. Also, Detroit’s suburbs of Ann Arbor, Ferndale, Royal Oak, and Birmingham are making strides in walkable urbanism.
Michigan Municipal League; Traverse City, Michigan: 

Michigan Municipal League; Traverse City, Michigan: 

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