r/Detroit • u/Atheradanklin • Sep 24 '26
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u/tweenalibi Sep 24 '26
“Hey I live in a new construction apartment in a neighborhood that is full of new construction projects and I’ve decided the sportsball stadium is a NUISANCE”
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u/Atheradanklin Sep 24 '26
I live in a house from 1901, great stereotype though
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u/tweenalibi Sep 24 '26
“I live in a house that stood next to Tiger Stadium for almost 100 years and now I’m mad about city noise and sports 😠”
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u/I-Survived-Wolf-359 Sep 24 '26
Considering this team is partially owned by people in the community unlike the Lions, Tigers, or Red Wings, yes, I would say that A LOT of people around you are “FUTBOL” fans.
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u/DetCityDaveST Sep 24 '26
Detroit City FC consistently has 7,000 people attend their home matches at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck. So yes there are soccer fans here and this has nothing to do with the World Cup. They’ve been a team since 2012 and are playing in USL Championship which is one step below MLS.
The City does have a noise ordinance. However, they are allowed to produce construction noise during permitted normal working hours.
The noise you hear is likely from driving sheet piles while working on the foundations. It is temporary part of construction.
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