SAY Detroit announced the expansion of its services with a new play center, aiming to enhance after-school programs and revitalize St. Cecilia campus, with support from prominent local figures.

Detroit's city council has approved a new stadium for Detroit City FC and a practice center for a WNBA team, including development incentives and community benefits such as affordable housing and job prioritization for locals.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis allocated $34.1 million in grants for 43 affordable housing projects, nearing its single-year funding record for such initiatives.

Detroit inaugurates the Helen Moore Community Center and Ed Davis Park, celebrating local champions and revitalizing community facilities with Mayor Duggan in attendance.

Detroit unveils Dr. Violet T. Lewis Village, a $29.3 million affordable senior housing community, with over 100 homes for seniors with diverse income levels.

Detroit's UIA Local Office reopens with upgrades to enhance privacy, security, and efficiency, the fifth Michigan office renovated in a two-year initiative.

Trinity Health Ann Arbor announces $60.5M renovation and expansion of its Emergency Department to address complex health needs, with construction occurring over three years without affecting hospital operations.

Michigan Governor Whitmer plans to convert a former high school into a development with 89 homes and event space, costing $31 million, to boost affordable housing. The project will receive state and local funding, including a $1.5 million MEDC grant.

Michigan launches the Michigan Mass Timber Catalyst Program, offering financial incentives to increase the use of sustainable mass timber in construction, enhancing the state's economy and promoting environmental sustainability.

The Cody High School community in Detroit began constructing a new $86 million facility, funded by federal monies. The project is part of a broader $700 million investment to improve Detroit's school infrastructure.

Detroit celebrates the restoration of two homes on Garland Street, complementing the Dr. Ossian Sweet Memorial Park and honoring the city's history while providing high-quality housing.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority has launched a $15 million Affordable Housing Pipeline, starting with the redevelopment of Longview structures into 30 affordable units with modern features and historic preservation.

The Hudson's Detroit office building, completed on the site of the historic J.L. Hudson Department Store, features 400,000 sq ft of modern workspace, notable tenants like GM, and amenities including a fitness center and event venues.