Detroit Nears Victory Over Residential Blight as Mayor Duggan Touts Plunge in Abandoned Homes
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan reports successful reduction of residential blight, with fewer than 1,000 abandoned homes now under the Land Bank's control, a significant drop from the 47,000 once managed.
"Tall Timber: The Future of Cities in Wood" Exhibition Opens in Downtown Detroit to Showcase Sustainable Architecture
Detroit hosts "Tall Timber" exhibition on sustainable architecture showcasing mass timber construction's urban impact, backed by MassTimber@MSU and featuring various timber-built projects.
Michigan Trust Fund Board Proposes $45 Million Boost for Outdoor Recreation Projects Statewide
The Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Board recommends $45 million for outdoor recreation projects, with funds potentially allocated to 60 development projects and 15 land acquisitions to enhance access to outdoor recreation in the state.
SAY Detroit to Open New Play Center at Historic St. Cecilia’s, Bolstering West Side Educational Opportunities
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 Scores Big with New Stadium for DCFC and WNBA Practice Center as City Council Approves $198 Million Development
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.
Trinity Health Ann Arbor to Embark on $60.5 Million Emergency Department Expansion and Renovation Project
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.












