A new report finds 93% of Detroit apartments rented, with vacancies drawing roughly eight applicants apiece and average rent now topping $1,353.

Bretton Hall and The Claridge are welcoming residents, with nearly half the 170 units reserved as affordable housing.

The Northwest Detroit campus will get a basketball court, quad and pedestrian pathways alongside Kresge's new headquarters.

A Detroit advisory council wants Bedrock and GM to fund housing, job training and a rental stabilization program near the riverfront towers.

The Eastern Market project follows years of planning on a site assembled by developers who later sold it to Develop Detroit; two existing buildings are slated for demolition for the proposed senior phase.

The 1873 Hudson-Evans House comes with 11 bedrooms, a working Detroit Jewel stove, and a carriage house pub.

The Ferlito Group cites power poles and marketability fears as it walks away from its $1.39 million Dexter deal.

The 55-acre Westland Shopping Center now asks $18 million, down from $30 million, as investors tour the aging mall.

The 1929 Spanish Eclectic landmark sat vacant for 20 years before its grand opening this week in Seminole Hills.

Rochester Community Schools is picking between two housing proposals and a community hub plan for the vacant 1889 Harrison Building.

The $4.4 million building will let Rochester Farmers Market vendors sell year-round starting Nov. 28.

Tickets run $50 for a self-guided tour spanning two days, with raffle prizes at the drive-through pickup.

Owner Kahlil Assad wants to preserve the room believed to be where The White Stripes recorded “Hotel Yorba,” while exploring possible retail and lodging uses for the rest.