The abandoned houses in Detroit, USA, are all detached villas, which is a real pity

There are many abandoned houses in Detroit, USA, and many of these houses look beautiful.

Detroit, the largest city in the U.S. state of Michigan. In 1896, future car tycoon Henry Ford built his first car in a factory he rented on Mack Avenue. Since then, Detroit has gradually developed into a world-famous motor city.

On July 23, 1967, Detroit police raided an unlicensed bar at the junction of Twelfth and Claremont Streets, and large-scale clashes between blacks and police sparked a major riot. The detroit riots at the end of 1967, also known as the "Twelfth Street Riots," were a serious violent incident in U.S. history.

After the riots, black people who were usually at the bottom of society, in order to vent their dissatisfaction, smashed and robbed everywhere and burned houses everywhere. Many white people's houses have been burned to the ground, and the wealth accumulated over the years has turned into a wisp of green smoke.

The impact of this riot on the city of Detroit was enormous, and it became the beginning of Detroit's decline. Since then, detroit's social order has deteriorated, killings and robberies have occurred frequently, and everyone in the propertied class has endangered themselves.

Wealthy whites chose to vote with their feet, moving away from Detroit on a massive scale, and Detroit's population fell from 1.8 million in 1950 to hundreds of thousands now. Now Detroit is already withered away, and the former automobile capital of the world has long ceased to be beautiful.

In the context of population migration, Detroit has more than tens of thousands of abandoned houses.

These beautiful houses, but they are all single-family villas, ah, just abandoned, it is really a pity.