Downtown Detroit Datascape
The Downtown Detroit Datascape is a strategic initiative of the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) to provide metrics, actionable information, and analysis to help its stakeholders benchmark progress, make informed decisions and drive investment throughout the urban core of the city. The Downtown Detroit Datascape is a curated collection of data and interactive tools maintained by the DDP for the public benefit. The Datascape is regularly updated with relevant information that is responsive to community needs and interests.
MoDD is a dashboard that provides contextual demographic, economic, real estate, transportation, and quality-of-life data with comparisons to peer cities. These dynamic, interactive charts help users better understand the context of Downtown Detroit.
The biannual survey collects information from residents and stakeholders about their impressions of Downtown Detroit.
DDP launched a fully interactive, three-dimensional visualization that includes recent, current and upcoming real estate developments in Downtown Detroit. The 3D Downtown Detroit Development Map is a complement to the DDP's Annual Downtown Detroit Development . . .
Reports Library
DDP Datascape also includes a library of analytical reports with key insights and findings, produced by the DDP or in conjunction with our strategic partners. These reports are free and accessible for you to view and/or download for your ongoing analysis and exploration.
DDP Impact
Transit Oriented Development Plan
January 4, 2014
Synthesizes all active plans and initiatives being implemented throughout the Greater Downtown and leverages the light rail investment to further accelerate these efforts.
Business Improvement Zone
2015 Downtown Detroit Partnership Annual Report
January 1, 2014
The Annual report outlines the progress and accomplishments that were made in 2015.
Demographics
7.2 Sq. Mile Report
January 28, 2013
7.2 SQ MI is the data story of a physically and economically changing place. It is a snapshot that captures current information on residing, working, employing, visiting, living, playing, and investing in greater downtown.