Henry Ford Health donated the former Kingswood Hospital to be the new site for Jalen Rose Leadership Academy's high school, with plans for a middle school and a $20 million capital campaign.

Detroit City Council approved funds for the demolition of an old hospital, allowing Detroit City Football Club to build a new soccer stadium in its place.

The groundbreaking of 4401 Rosa Parks Apartments in Detroit's Woodbridge neighborhood adds 60 new affordable housing units, reflecting the city's growth and commitment to inclusive development.

Detroit's Lee Plaza restoration has begun, with plans to convert the historic building into affordable senior housing by fall 2026. The project utilizes public and private funding.

Dearborn has launched a program funded by federal grants to repair aging porches and steps for low-income homeowners, with the first 10 homes selected and contractors approved by the City Council. More applicants will be updated by July.

Detroit's Coleman A. Young Recreation Center reopens after an $11 million renovation, featuring a variety of upgrades including EV charging stations and improved gym and pool facilities.

The Residences at St. Matthew, a new affordable housing development, has opened in Detroit, providing 46 units, with 25 dedicated to formerly homeless individuals.

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.