A Detroit-based Berkadia team handled 34 multifamily transactions in 2025, totaling about $576.2M and including several large suburban portfolio sales. The performance earned the group regional Top Broker recognition.

Dearborn has begun tearing down the long‑vacant Village Plaza on Michigan Avenue after asbestos abatement. The 12‑story complex was evacuated in 2018 and will be removed over the coming months.

Hyperscale Data says it will buy 48.5 acres and expand its Dowagiac campus, but local officials and neighbors say they were blindsided and no permits have been filed.

Rod Wood says private-equity firms have inquired about stakes in the Lions, but the Ford family isn’t selling. His comments raise fresh questions about Ford Field and who will decide the next move.

U‑M is directing millions into downtown sewer work, solar arrays and student housing — a push that will reshape streets and parks around campus.

Fifth Third will locate its Michigan regional headquarters at One Campus Martius in downtown Detroit as part of its post‑Comerica reshuffle. Federal filings show a community investment plan and anticipated branch changes.

Renderings released Monday show private terraces and designer interiors for 97 condos planned above The Detroit EDITION hotel at Bedrock’s Hudson’s Detroit tower. Douglas Elliman will lead sales.

Pinball Pete’s longtime South U home has been cleared to make way for an 18‑story student tower as multiple high‑rise projects reshape the campus strip.

Crain's names six metro Detroit malls as potentially past rescue. Some sites are already being razed or repurposed while others try experiential pivots to survive.

Taylor High’s long‑awaited athletic upgrades are now under construction after a voters‑approved $130 million bond. New turf and renovated fields aim to boost school pride and hosting opportunities.

A redevelopment agreement for Detroit's Packard Plant has expired, derailing the Packard Park plan led by Mark Bennett and Oren Goldenberg. The future of the Albert Kahn building and the 28‑acre project is now uncertain.

Analysis and the city planning study show the Joe Louis Greenway could raise nearby home values, and local pilots aim to help long‑time residents capture the gains.

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.