Northville defines the word bucolic. It is a peaceful, charming and historic village that is a wonderful destination for a shopping trip, a nature-lined stroll or to check out some art. From dinner theater to horse racing, from disc golf to mountain biking, Northville is a quiet town that manages to sneak in some occasional loud fun.
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Northville's Emerging Arts Community
By: Aleea Hibbeln,
4/3/2008
Shedding its reputation as Metro Detroit's country mouse, Northville is not only turning its downtown into a vibrant place to live and work, it's actively developing a formidable arts community. (
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The D Brand and You
By: Clare Pfeiffer Ramsey,
1/17/2008
The
'D' brand isn't just about pulling in conventions and tourists. With
the D Brand Summit, branding gurus are showing us how the power of the
'D' can also attract more talent and business to the region.
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Downtowns Become Boomertowns
By: Nancy Kaffer,
10/25/2007
As Gen-Xers become homebuyers and baby boomers become empty nesters, seniors are reconsidering their suburban retirement options and choosing downtown living. These "ruppies" bring more than just money to urban neighborhoods, they also bring a commitment to getting involved. (
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Restoration = Evolution
By: Kimberly Chou,
10/18/2007
They're building up but not knocking down — area developers are choosing to redevelop and retrofit Southeast Michigan's historic buildings, and there are more than just tax incentives behind the trend. A look at why the hottest real estate in metro Detroit involves recycling old spaces and what that means for local communities. (
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Size Matters
By: Jon Zemke,
10/4/2007
To touch the sky or keep things human size? SE Michigan's revitalized downtowns are struggling with the size of their buildings as young professionals look for a more urban experience, leaders see density as a way to combat sprawl and long-time residents worry their community's unique character is compromised. (
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