They don’t divide it up into any sort of divisions. It’s got a golf course in the middle though. Detroit suburb.Sprawling complex; east village, north village... that type of thing?
They don’t divide it up into any sort of divisions. It’s got a golf course in the middle though. Detroit suburb.Sprawling complex; east village, north village... that type of thing?
Interesting! Especially Detroit. I'm ashamed to admit I know next to nothing about Detroit except the stereotypes. That is surprising.They don’t divide it up into any sort of divisions. It’s got a golf course in the middle though. Detroit suburb.
Interesting! Especially Detroit. I'm ashamed to admit I know next to nothing about Detroit except the stereotypes. That is surprising.
We have a few cities like that here. They cater to a higher income, but as you pointed out, built around large golf courses. Though this divides down to a retired crowd or younger crowd. There's also the sprawling complex but not a complex type. "Newer" cities and just spotless and on top of security. Not my cup of tea, but the fact you can walk around at 4 AM if you have trouble sleeping and not face any danger apart from wildlife is a nice pro, I suppose.
Well, I'm already jealous of the cuisine around you. We don't have that type of diversity here. Chinese, Japanese, and very little Korean. One the one hand, great sushi and authentic Chinese. On the other hand, good luck finding a nice Thai place.This place is older... built in the 1960s, but they have done updates and generally are very on top of maintenance. There is a HUGE maintenance department with its own big building, trucks, etc. It’s middle income, I’d say. This area in general has a whole lot of immigrants— and my complex in particular is majority south Asian. I like it here— feels safe and well landscaped, super convenient to tons of stuff. And the school system is really, really good.
This may sound random but I figured we have a diverse group of people here. I moved into a new apartment over the summer. The building is new and has all these amenities and staff. (security, doorman, front desk/concierge, custodians/porters, maintenance etc etc.) Its the holiday season and I don't know what's appropriate. They emailed out a list, overall about 30 names! I don't know what's expected. Cash? how much? gift card? Bottle of wine? I tried talking to a few of my neighbors but couldn't get a straight answer.
Thanks!