The historic 'Price' building that once housed the Macomb Daily is visibly crumbling in downtown Mount Clemens, prompting safety worries as the city and developers eye the site. Neighbors want the facade secured before someone is hurt.

A downtown office tower changed hands for $156 million, likely the highest office sale in Detroit’s history. Coverage differs over who the new owner is.

A developer has proposed a 14.4-acre data center on city-owned land on Detroit's east side, raising questions about power, zoning and nearby homes.

Wixom's planning commission is drafting an ordinance that would limit where data centers can locate and require plans for water, power, noise and decommissioning.

Farrand Hall, the Colon estate that hosts Michelin‑star guest chefs, is listed for $2.05M after reported losses.

The $44.5M Essential Services Complex in Northville Township added a second fire station and widened six‑minute coverage across the township.

Oakland Hills Country Club will reopen its rebuilt, roughly $100M clubhouse in April after a 2022 blaze. Members will be invited to an April 5 brunch preview.

A new analysis finds Detroit’s rental market is mostly run by small, local landlords rather than large corporate owners, reshaping how officials target repairs and inspections.

Detroit City Council urged Mayor Mary Sheffield to pause new data‑center permits for two years while the city studies grid, water, noise and land‑use impacts.

The Corner, a 111‑unit mixed‑use development on the old Tiger Stadium site in Corktown, is being marketed for sale with its retail row and apartments.

Ann Arbor authorized notice to issue up to $35M in bonds to help finance a 20-story, 330-unit affordable tower at 350 S. Fifth Ave. City officials say millage and state support will help close the gap.

Mayor Mary Sheffield rolled out a permit‑reform push to speed repairs and build 1,000 single‑family homes in Detroit over four years, pairing pre‑approved plans with field inspections. The package is aimed at unlocking infill and small‑scale construction.

Mayor Theresa Rich rolled out a new five-year strategic plan and a $41M infrastructure push to remake Grand River, replace the Costick center and lure restaurants.