A 49-unit affordable senior building is rising in Midtown — rents start at $458 and the project pairs apartments with onsite services. Construction is set to finish in 2027.

The Selma bungalow where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stayed has been moved to The Henry Ford; conservators logged thousands of objects and the house opens in June.

A year before opening, JW Marriott Detroit Water Square has groups reserving room blocks into 2028 and 2029, spotlighting renewed convention demand.

A $2 million injection will expand the Rocket Wealth Accelerator, adding matched‑savings and coaching to help more Detroiters save for down payments, repair credit and build wealth. The rollout will add hundreds of new slots through local partner sites.

Metro Detroit districts are asking voters for bigger bonds as building backlogs grow. A state study finds nearly $23 billion in basic school repairs and districts are packaging larger, costlier asks.

DTE topped Q4 profit estimates as data‑center power deals lifted electric earnings, though the Oracle project faces state scrutiny. Regulators and the attorney general are monitoring next steps.

Planning commissioners paused a vote on Bloomfield Hollow after neighbors packed a meeting to protest traffic, noise and wetlands impacts around the proposed 30‑acre site.

Solstice Data met with Allen Park residents as a proposed 26 MW data center faces skepticism over power, air and noise impacts.

The GSA has leased administrative office space in Southfield's Oakland Towne Square to support functions associated with ICE, with no enforcement operations at the site, as confirmed by the City of Southfield.

Van Buren Township Planning Commission approved preliminary plans for 'Project Cannoli,' a data center campus amid controversy and environmental concerns.

Officials in Macomb County launch an initiative to preserve 40 acres of farmland through a conservation easement, ensuring its agricultural use for the future.

Detroit Mayor Sheffield presents a housing compliance plan focused on senior and disabled residents, outlining stricter inspections and enforcement to improve living conditions.

Cinnaire closed a $134M LIHTC fund this week to finance 12 projects across five states, aimed at creating or preserving about 950 affordable homes. The fund includes a 197-unit Madison project and supportive housing in Michigan and Indiana.