Woodward Corridor Initiative
The purpose of this page is to provide a centralized location for all documents, data, maps, and other information related to the Woodward Corridor Initiative (WCI). Those who wish to add anything to the repository are welcome to do so by emailing erica@datadrivendetroit.org.
INTERACTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD MAP & DATA
New Anchor Investments
Live Midtown
Migration of incentive recipients map
Total employees by anchor
Where employees live
Live Midtown incentive recipients
Procurement
Total expenditures on goods and services by anchor
Percent of expenditures spent by business location
Percent of expenditures spent with minority- and women-owned businesses
Impact of new contracts with Detroit-based businesses (jobs created, money spent to fulfill contracts, etc.)
Job Creation
Annual job openings by anchor
Residential location of new hires to fill annual openings
Educational attainment levels of anchor employees
Full-time and part-time position breakdown over time by anchor
Affordable Housing and Real Estate Development
Housing
Census 2000-2010 Profiles (Population, Race/Ethnicity, Housing Units)
Woodward Corridor Initiative Area (Short; Long)
Percent of population who is non-Hispanic black (with roads)
Percent of population who is Hispanic or Latino (with roads)
Percent of people who are foreign-born (with roads)
Percent of population age 5 and older with primary language other than English (with roads)
Population Pyramids (Age Distribution)
Median Household Income (by block group)
Percent of families living below the poverty line (with roads)
(Reference Map of 2000 Census Tracts)
Per Capita Income by Census Tract (Excel version)
Median Family Income by Census Tract (Excel version)
Family Income Distribution by Census Tract
Median Household Income by Census Tract (Excel version)
Household Income Distribution by Census Tract
Percent of households with children headed by female (with roads)
Number of Housing Units 2010 (by block group)
Change in Housing Units 2000-2010 (by block group) – Numeric change; Percent change
Change in Total Population 2000-2010 (by block group) – Numeric change; Percent change
Change in Youth Population 2000-2010 (by block group) – Numeric change; Percent change
Percent of surveyed housing units that are single and duplex units by census block
Percent of surveyed housing units that are occupied by census block
Percent of Housing Units that are Owner-Occupied (by block group)
Percent of homes built before 1950
Detroit Residential Parcel Survey Studies:
- Condition for Detached 1-4 Unit Dwellings
- Occupancy for Detached 1-4 Unit Dwellings
- Vacant, Open, and Dangerous Dwellings
- Fire Damaged Detached 1-4 Unit Dwellings
- Improvements to Residential Vacant Lots
Vacant lots (see Reframe Reframe Citywide Land Use Policies & Practices)
Residential ownership (see Reframe Reframe Citywide Land Use Policies & Practices)
Subsidized Housing Locations (Map; Table)
Community Land Trust
Foreclosures by type
Tax Delinquencies (see Reframe Reframe Citywide Land Use Policies & Practices)
Real Estate Development
Parcels by land use type (see Reframe Citywide Land Use Policies & Practices)
Building permits
Structures for rent or purchase
Average length of time on market for sale or rent
Available incentives
Education and Workforce Development
Education
WCI Area Schools (Schools only)
WCI Area Post-Secondary School Locations
WCI Area 4-Year Post-Secondary Locations
Which Detroit Public Schools WCI Youth attend (alternative version)
Where students live who attend schools in the WCI area:
Spain Elementary/Middle School
International Academy for Young Women
All elementary and middle schools
Where youths living in Detroit go to school outside of Detroit Public Schools (Number)
Where youths living in Detroit go to school outside of Detroit Public Schools (Percent)
MEAP Score Maps by Grade (zipped file)
Graduation rates for 4-year institutions in Wayne County
Michigan Merit Exam (MME), ACT, and College Readiness scores for WCI-area high schools
MME Detailed Scores:
Henry Ford Academy: School for Creative Studies
University Prep High School Academy
Percent of population age 25 and older without a high school diploma (with roads)
Percent of population age 25 and older with a bachelors degree (with roads)
Area within a ten minute walk of Head Start locations
Right Start in Detroit Profiles
Right Start in Detroit Maps
Less than Adequate Prenatal Care
Births to Mothers Who Did Not Finish High School
Births to Mothers Who Finished High School
Births to Mothers Who Have Had Some College
Student ridership on DDOT and SMART
WSU enrollment by high school attended
WSU student home location
WSU on-time graduation rates
WSU average length of time to complete 4-year degree
Workforce
Means of Transportation to Work by Census Tract
Percent of households with no vehicles available (with roads)
Percent of persons age 16 and older not employed or not in labor force (alt. – natural breaks; alt. – quintiles)
Workforce analysis tables (includes labor force, employment, unemployment, educational attainment, youth not working and not in school, family types, and work experience)
Characteristics of employed residents and total jobs located in WCI neighborhoods
Small business openings and closings over time
Small business revenue
Small business employment
Small businesses by type
Location of jobs in Wayne County, 2002 & 2009
Location of jobs in Wayne County by Age of Worker, 2002 & 2009
Location of jobs in Wayne County by Earnings of Worker, 2002 & 2009
Location of jobs in Wayne County by Educational Attainment of Worker, 2009
Location of jobs in Wayne County by Race and Hispanic Origin of Worker, 2009
Streamline Government Agencies & Regulations Affecting Business Investment
Business Development
Average length of time to take businesses from development to operation
Number of customers served
New website usage analytics
New businesses licensed through streamlining
Build Local Capacity & Leadership
Detroit Revitalization Fellows Program
Infographic of Fellowship Employers
Infographic of Fellowship Applicants
Infographic of Fellowship Recipients
Investment
Impact
Financial Capital & Resource Leverage
Financial Capital
Investments made by location, type, and funding source
Reframe Citywide Land Use Policies & Practices
Improve Data Quality, Access, & Transparency
Detroit Works Project Demonstration Areas
Woodward Corridor Initiative Neighborhoods and the Detroit Works Project Demonstration Area Boundary
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)
FQHC locations with Skillman Good Neighborhoods
FQHCs in WCI area and Anchor shuttles
FQHCs in WCI area and all transportation lines
Advantage Family Health Center patients by zip code
Children’s Dental Center patients by zip code
Thea Bowman patients by zip code
Waller Health Care for the Homeless patients by zip code
Reference
Woodward Corridor Initiative Neighborhoods (with neighborhoods; without neighborhoods)
Woodward Corridor Initiative Neighborhoods with Census Tracts
With Blocks
Important Documents
Draft Theory of Change (June 6)
WCI Indicators by Strategy Area
North End Report
MOU Development
Key Elements
Example: Oakland
Example: Rhode Island
Example: Washington, D.C.
WCI Profile
D3 Data Profiles of WCI
All Woodward Corridor Initiative
Midtown
New Center
North End
D3 Map Profile of WCI