Several local housing projects have had the Brewster name; the last was located next to the Fredrick towers and consisted of two story row houses.

The 8 Mile Wall was built in 1941 to segregate two neighborhoods on the north side of Detroit. It remains today as an art monument, a reminder of the city's racial past.

A small four-story apartment building in Highland Park.

The Balfour Manor was an apartment building in Highland Park. Demolished in 2012.

A small four-story apartment building.

Brush Park Historic District is a neighborhood made up of Victorian homes.

The Chene-Ferry Market was one of several Detroit area open-air markets established in the 1850's. It has been abandoned since 1990.

An abandoned apartment complex on the west side of the city.

Currently awaiting demolition to make way for an airport expansion.

An extension of the larger Fredrick Douglass towers.

Eason Woods was an abandoned apartment building in the Detroit suburb of Highland Park. Demolished in 2012.

The four remaining project towers loom over I75, waiting for the wrecking ball.

Several row houses located just down the road from the Fisher Body plant.

New Far East Side is an abandoned housing development project on the east side of Detroit.

Once part of the Detroit Interurban Rail system, the terminal was converted into a church, and later burned down.

10103 Kercheval Street is a 3 story structure built in 1925. Most recently the second floor was home to Detroit attorney Paul Curtis. The building is now abandoned.

One of Brush Park's most recognizable residents, the Luben burned down in the winter of 2010.

This neighborhood has been cleared to make way for an industrial park. The last remaining building, Jane Cooper Elementary, was torn down in 2009.

A former apartment complex being restored.

Red Fox Foodland was supermarket on the west side of Detroit that closed and was abandoned.

This neighborhood is a good example of how quickly and totally blight can take over an area. With the exception of a few houses at the end of the street, all houses have either been torn down, burned down, or abandoned.

The Saint Rita is a vacant apartment building in Detroit that reflects the latent potential in the city.

Two apartment buildings on the east side slowly falling in on themselves.