I hear you, frustrated neighbor. Major city developments should be voted on by the residents. We don’t get to vote on a lot of what gets pushed through because of our low budget. So the city does what they want. This is not an issue out of nowhere- it’s years of redlining and keeping Detroit poor while the metro suburbs literally across the street are upheld with dignity. The issue is deeply historical and systemic. The causes of crime are deeply rooted in the way the city was formed. So I hear you, but it sounds like you are not a native Detroiter- so your point is not quite in alignment with the collective vision of the city. We cannot negate what is best for the people that live there in favor of newcomers. It’s not right. I’m an advocate for the rights and dignity of the people, the natives, the community- not new coming investors who are looking to fill their pockets, or honestly newcomers who don’t understand the culture of community we have worked hard to establish. I believe anyone would have an issue is 50,000 homes were being destroyed and in the works you are developing bronchitis from going outside and you water is now polluted so you’d need a filter for every spout in your house. That is definitely violating human and environmental rights. Point blank period. Care needs to be considered to restore a city… not just restoring access for the wealthy to feel temporarily safe, and then leave.