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More than 200 neighborhoods make up the fabric that is the city of Detroit. Downtown and the ones immediately surrounding it, such as Midtown to the north or Corktown to the west, are booming. Then there are more stable neighborhoods where the residents stayed put, refusing to let their communities fall into decline. There are neighborhoods that hit rock bottom and are still struggling. Then there are neighborhoods that are undergoing rapid change.
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