Gun Lake Casino opens a new 16-story hotel with 252 rooms as part of a $300 million expansion, transforming it into a full resort featuring new amenities like a spa and a penthouse.

The GSA may sell the Hart-Dole-Inouye Federal Center in Battle Creek, as it's listed as "non-core property." The impact on the local community remains uncertain.

The Hudson’s Detroit tower's facade is complete with the last glass panel installed, marking a milestone in the construction of what will be Michigan's second-tallest skyscraper.

The Detroit City Council voted 8-1 against seeking a historic designation for the Renaissance Center, allowing a $1.6 billion redevelopment plan to proceed without preservation constraints.

Detroit officials encourage landlords to inspect rentals under a new ordinance that streamlines safety checks, now in pilot phase for certain ZIP codes.

Detroit opens two affordable housing developments, Brush Park Apartments and MLK on 2nd, with a budget over $30 million, offering 86 units for lower-income residents.

Michigan launches a First-Generation Down Payment Assistance Program, offering up to $25,000 for eligible homebuyers to cover down payments and other costs.

Consumers Energy begins construction on Sunfish Solar 2 in Michigan's Lee Township, expected to produce 360 MW, powering nearly 70,000 homes, with an estimated $225 million economic impact and over 350 jobs.

The Canton Secretary of State office will be closed February 3-14 for renovations. Online services and nearby offices are available for residents during this period.

La Joya Gardens, a new mixed-use development for affordable housing and retail, opens in Southwest Detroit, representing a $25 million investment supported by the City of Detroit, SDBA, Cinnaire Solutions, and others.

Plans for the Renaissance Center's redevelopment in Detroit were discussed, detailing its transformation into an accessible space with public parks, riverfront access, housing, and mixed-use buildings.

Detroit's Grandmont Rosedale is advancing with two housing initiatives for affordable living, including 35 renovated units and 42 new senior apartments, supported by the city and local organizations.

The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners plans to convert a former hotel into an 80-unit shelter for homeless families, to open by 2025, amid rising homelessness.