1. SPATIAL INEQUALITY OF DETROIT AND MEXICO CITY By Erika, Madison, Zach, and Clay 4 th hour

2. This is a wealthy home in the city of Detroit. As you can see it is very large. This house has electricity, is well kept, and beautifully furnished. This house is one of the very few large houses in the city of Detroit. Wealthy home in Detroit, MI.

3. This is a poor home in Detroit, MI. It is not well kept up and there is paint tripping off of the outside. It is not as tidy and pretty as other homes in this area. Poor home in Detroit, MI.

4. This home is in Mexico City. Unlike other homes in the area this one has running water, electricity, and air conditioning. It is big enough for a family of 6 to live comfortably. Wealthy home in Mexico City, Mexico.

5. These homes are very small compared to others in Mexico City. Unlike wealthy homes these do not have running water, electricity, or air conditioning. They are small one or two room shacks. Poor homes in Mexico City, Mexico.

6. Spatial Inequality  Have running water  Security systems  Heating and cooling systems  Clean water  Electronics  Garages  High end cars  Pretty landscaping  No garages  No cars/ bad cars  No clean/running water Wealthy HomesPoor Homes

7. Bibliography B G. Polanco District, Mexico City. 18 Feb. 2009. Digital file. http://www.flickr.com/photos/b_g/40109886 88/ Bill on Capito Hill. The Mansions of Detroit. 22 Oct. 2012. Digital file. http://www.flickr.com/photos/bwalsh/81130 17971/ JSmith Photo. Third Street. 21 Nov. 2009. Digital file. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jmsmith000/41 27615104/ Minaemme. Untitled. 6 July 2011. Digital file. http://www.flickr.com/photos/minaemme/59 11838980/