Tag: Development & Neighborhoods
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (Aug. 29-Sept. 2)
Little Caesars partners with Matthew Stafford on NFL promotions, updated COVID-19 vaccines expected to arrive in Michigan, and more metro Detroit headlines.
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (Aug. 22-26)
The Detroit Zoo reopens its Butterfly Garden, Motown’s Lamont Dozier dies at 81, the house for sale next to Little Caesars Arena burns down, and more metro Detroit headlines
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (Aug. 15-19)
The Detroit Zoo reopens its Butterfly Garden, Motown’s Lamont Dozier dies at 81, the house for sale next to Little Caesars Arena burns down, and more metro Detroit headlines
Motown Museum Celebrates Completion of First Two Phases of Expansion
The grand opening event included appearances by Smokey Robinson, Ottis Williams, Martha Reeves, and more
Effort Underway in Ann Arbor to Launch Unarmed Police Alternative
The city may be on the cusp of a parallel system where crisis intervention experts, not cops, respond to some calls
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (Aug. 1-5)
Traverse City ranks high for retirees, Vernors’ new flavor hits shelves, Tudor Dixon wins Republican primary, and more news
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (July 25-29)
Ford House unveils renovation of lagoon and pool, Pistons bring back the teal jersey, Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak is demolished, and more news
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (July 18-22)
GM to keep headquarters in Renaissance Center, Elton John performs last show in Michigan, first lady Jill Biden visits Detroit, and Pizza Cat opens in Greektown
Coda is the Latest Example of a Local Developer’s Commitment to Brush Park
Expected to break ground this summer, the project includes bracing a historic carriage house structure and building a five-story contemporary building over it
Hazel Park Is Setting a Standard for Marijuana Businesses
With the opening of Hot Box Social and other initiatives, the city is becoming one of the most weed-friendly communities in metro Detroit
A Closer Look at The Fisher Building
Detroit's "largest art object" is for sale — here’s a little history, in case you’re interested in buying it
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (May 30-June 3)
Olympia Development shares plans for The District Detroit, Vernors is releasing a Black Cherry flavor, Anita Baker is coming to Detroit in July, and more metro Detroit news
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (May 23-27)
Oxford students support victims of Texas shooting and Michigan Republicans reject gun control efforts. Plus, Gilbert Family Foundation launches Detroit Eviction Defense Fund, a massive fire breaks out at Traffic Jam & Snug, and the Pistons are heading to Paris.
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (May 9-13)
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy breaks ground on Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park, former MSU basketball star Adreian Payer dies, Nike is suing StockX, and a wallaby is missing from the zoo
Bedrock Shares First Look at Plans for Interior of Hudson’s Site Development
Retail, office space, meeting venues, and more are planned for the building
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (April 4-8)
Detroit Tigers unveil new merchandise and events for the 2022 season, Gov. Whitmer and Planned Parenthood seek to overturn Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban, the historic Grande Ballroom is up for sale, and a judge orders the demolition of the Packard auto plant.
In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (March 7-11)
Gas prices rise, the Fisher Mansion sells for $4.9 million, Michigan Starbucks workers move to unionize, and Detroit Fire Department investigates fire at Mudgie’s Deli
2022 Hour Detroiters: Pamela Martin Turner Breathes New Life Into North End
The president and CEO of Vanguard Community Development Corp. makes our annual list of people making Motown a better place
2022 Hour Detroiters: Rainy Hamilton Jr. Draws up the Future of Detroit Architecture
The award-winning architect — who makes our annual list of people making Motown a better place — and his firm handle some of the highest-profile projects in the city
6 Interesting Detroit Development Projects Expected to Open in 2022
Hubs and havens for innovation, recreation, and social justice – plus mixed-use affordable housing and Amazon – highlight a busy 2022 of openings
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