Activewear brand Alo will be the first retail tenant at the $1.4 billion Hudson's Detroit development, marking a milestone in the city's revitalization.

The Coleman A. Young Recreation Center in Detroit has been revamped with an $11 million upgrade, which includes various structural and technological improvements. The project was funded by ARPA and UTGO bond funding.

The Renaissance Center's Tower 600 in Detroit is set for mixed-use redevelopment into luxury apartments and office space by an investment group led by Dr. Mahmoud Al-Hadidi.

Demolition of Pontiac's Phoenix Center kickstarts downtown revitalization, aiming to foster economic growth, with plans to move county employees, redevelop property, and host community events.

Detroit's Demolition Week returns to educate and involve residents in neighborhood transformation from April 7, highlighting demolition's role in community rebuilding.

Flint is demolishing the fire-damaged Oak Park Methodist Episcopal Church, saving its bell, as part of its blight removal efforts, with possible future development in store for the site.

Bedrock's new event venue, The Department at Hudson's, offers customizable spaces within Detroit's largest development in decades, featuring GM's global HQ and 56,000 sq ft for events.

The historic Red Arrow Soda Factory in Detroit's Corktown has been renovated into the Red Arrow Lofts with 28 modern units while preserving its historical essence. The project by Hunter Pasteur includes affordable housing and high-end amenities.

Grand Rapids is considering adding an indoor golf and entertainment venue to the Indian Trails Golf Course, featuring a high-tech driving range and golf simulators, which could attract more visitors and generate significant local economic impact.

Detroit officials discuss transforming the old Uniroyal site into a sports complex and potential WNBA team headquarters, with Mayor Duggan’s support and investors bidding for a team.

Detroit homeowners' property values increased by $700 million in 2023, contributing to a total wealth gain of $4.6 billion over the past decade, largely benefiting Black homeowners.

Mel Trotter Ministries has started construction on Hope Village, a tiny home project in Grand Rapids to address homelessness, with community engagement and support from former Mayor Rosalynn Bliss and a donation from the Lowe’s Foundation.

The Dearborn Inn has reopened after a two-year renovation, joining Marriott's Autograph Collection and featuring refurbished rooms and historical elements, with rates from $350.