Detroit's home prices significantly increased by 72% since March 2020, reflecting the economic recovery post-pandemic, according to reports using Mortgage Calculator, Redfin, and Zillow data.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum is enhancing their carousel's accessibility with a new ramp and a wheelchair-accessible chariot, part of a $50 million project, in partnership with community groups.

Detroit's City Council approved phase two of a solar energy project to power municipal buildings, despite mixed public opinion and concerns over funding continuity.

Trinity Health Oakland announces a $48 million expansion of its emergency department, aiming to enhance patient care by increasing space and adding specific units for behavioral health and pediatric cases.

The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians' proposed casino in Muskegon County is uncertain as bureaucratic issues and lack of approval from Governor Whitmer halt progress.

Detroit transforms a dormant downtown area into a 14-acre tech and life sciences hub, starting with a new Life Science Innovation Building set for construction in 2025.

Kalamazoo County's economy is set to benefit from two manufacturing developments that will bring 64 jobs and a $25 million investment. TST of Portage and Forming USA are expanding, with local job creation and new facilities planned.

Michigan State University's Board of Trustees approves a $28 million renovation for Spartan Stadium, focusing on videoboard replacement and upgrades to the West Tower's suites and club areas.

Demolition of the former Duthler's grocery store in Grand Rapids paves the way for the new Bridge Street Apartments, featuring 148 all-electric units and amenities.

Stellantis partners with Detroit officials to offer $3.3 million in home repair grants near its assembly plant, building on prior community investments.

The new Chandler Park Fieldhouse in Detroit, 75% complete and funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, is set to offer sports facilities and is expected to open in June 2025. Residents participated in the planning process for the $14 million project.

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum is relocating to West Bloomfield Township following redevelopment plans for its old site, promising an expanded facility next to a Planet Fitness.

The University of Michigan has acquired a 2.3-acre land parcel in Detroit for $9.5 million to support its future Center for Innovation, with plans including a parking structure and possible retail space.