A speculative $50M freezer warehouse near Detroit Metro Airport could hold 28,000 pallets and land without a signed tenant.

Stadium Hall's ground-floor lounge opens straight onto an end-zone tailgate patio in Big Rapids.

AJ's Appliance Repair & HVAC will repaint, refacade, and green up the long-vacant Utica Road site instead of leaving Fraser.

The 2,300-bed complex includes a dining hall named for Dr. E. Royster Harper and an all-electric geothermal kitchen.

State money will finally clear four decades of contamination from a Huron County corner lot, paving the way for a new café.

A vacant 1927 building in Gratiot Woods now houses 17 tenants, with two-bedroom rents starting at $1,100 a month.

Detroit buyers still get more house for their money than most of the country, even as mortgage rates near 6.7% freeze out sellers.

The plan pairs ADA-compliant cottages with on-site medical care so couples don't have to separate as health needs change.

The 14-story tower once dark for seven years now has a pool, yoga studio and a converted vault. An open house is set for Tuesday.

The Albert Kahn-designed Joseph Siegel house comes with a six-car garage, Samuel Yellin ironwork, and a family legacy that shaped the block.

Workers placed the final steel beam on Cody High's $86 million rebuild, with a health center and JROTC space planned inside.

Detroit’s historic Brodhead Armory is back on the table after a long-delayed Parade Company redevelopment deal fell through. A veterans group wants to turn the riverfront landmark into a resource center.

The new law lets the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority issue conduit bonds to help fund riverfront projects while shielding taxpayers from project debt.