SF Capital Group arranged a $32M non‑recourse bridge loan to fund renovations at a 368‑unit Shelby Township apartment complex. The three‑year interest‑only structure gives the sponsor time to execute upgrades.

Fayette Township’s planning commission denied Ranger Power’s 140‑MW Heartwood II permit after months of packed hearings and a zoning consultant’s recommendation. Legal options for the developer remain.

Local officials will weigh three agreements that would clear the way for a Meijer Supercenter on a roughly 32‑acre site west of Hastings. The Joint Planning Commission is set to review final site plans on June 17.

A 76,000-square-foot Meijer Fresh is planned at Gratiot and 15 Mile after Breakpoint Investments bought the Regional Shopping Center and agreed to demolish the vacant Big Lots.

Detroit Public Media is preparing to break ground on a $40M Piquette campus that will fold TV and radio under one roof and add community studios and a theater.

Cattails Golf Club in Lyon Township is expected to close as soon as Monday to make way for a 127‑home subdivision, owner says the course is operating week to week. Longtime players are being urged to book tee times now.

After a packed June hearing, Lenox Township’s Planning Commission paused draft data‑center ordinances as residents demand more time, transparency and stronger safeguards. Recall petitions are now underway.

A Perot-backed developer has signaled interest in Flint’s 413-acre Buick City site, reviving questions about jobs, utilities and ongoing environmental cleanup. Local review and utility agreements would be required before any project moves forward.

DPSCD plans to raze the long‑vacant Cooley High this summer to build athletic fields, after a failed sale and years of preservation fights.

Method Development proposes a rooftop bar and restaurant as part of a boutique hotel conversion at the Merchants Building in downtown Detroit.

An $84M rebuild of the Clement Kern site will add 188 apartments to Corktown, with about 150 units set aside for lower‑income tenants and rents from $600. Former residents get priority to return.

Gotion has asked a federal court for millions after its planned $2.4B Michigan battery plant collapsed, as the state demands about $23.7M back in public funds.

Mayor Mary Sheffield wants steep property‑tax cuts to ease Detroit’s affordability crunch, but replacing that revenue will take state action and tradeoffs. Ticket taxes, circuit breakers and budget moves are all being weighed.