A longtime Southfield office campus, The Century, sold at a receivership auction for about $5 million. Foster Financial closed the purchase of the two‑building complex.

City and developers are weighing a second convention-style hotel attached to Huntington Place that could require razing the Fort Washington Plaza office tower. The plan aims to add connected rooms and bigger meeting capacity downtown.

State officials approved up to $150 million in tax‑capture bonds to reimburse Bedrock for downtown projects, including Hudson’s Detroit and the Book Tower. The move frees revenue to support construction and reimburse earlier investments.

Oakland County says roughly 700 employees will move into a renovated building at 31 E. Judson in downtown Pontiac, with a target move‑in of fall 2027. Officials say facade work and garage prep are underway.

Lynch & Sons purchased the former Perry Funeral Home on Trumbull and plans to reopen it as Woodbridge Chapel, moving students into the building and offering free infant services.

Detroit City FC named a general contractor for AlumniFi Field, moving the 15,000‑seat Corktown stadium nearer to construction. The campus includes housing, a parking deck and retail.

State lawmakers have floated a $200M-a-year tax credit for commercial property owners in Detroit; funding would likely depend on a new local sales tax and voter approval.

A Seattle job‑listing lawsuit alleges Redfin omitted salary ranges from postings; the complaint seeks class status and statutory damages under Washington law. The case tests recent pay‑transparency changes.

A Downtown Detroit Partnership study finds demand for thousands of new homes in and around downtown, but financing and zoning will determine how many get built.

A $166M city bond vote puts a $174M Orsa Music Hall expansion back on track, bringing a new concert hall and studios to Madison Avenue.

Rochester Hills' draft 2027–2032 capital plan would spend about $198.3M and the city is weighing new rules for large data centers, from lot‑size minimums to water‑use limits.

Wayne State is asking trustees to approve a $46M plan to demolish and rebuild its 1966-era law school on the Detroit campus. The project would modernize classroom, clinic and library space.

GM has closed on the big redevelopment at the former Palace of Auburn Hills, moving the long‑dormant site toward a large supplier campus and hundreds of jobs. State and local filings point to Piston Automotive as the planned operator.