Detroit's Michigan Central Station Reopens as Hub for Innovation

Once a symbol of decay, the historic station now anchors a 30-acre technology campus, driving economic resurgence.

Ford invested nearly $1 billion to restore the 1913 landmark, now housing tech startups and innovation projects.
The station's reopening features sold-out tours, concerts, and community events, attracting significant public interest.
The renovation includes modern amenities while preserving historical elements like marble floors and vaulted ceilings.
Plans include employing 1,000 workers by the end of 2024, with a goal of 2,500 by 2028.
Detroit's economic revival is marked by new jobs, improved infrastructure, and a growing population for the first time in decades.