The 30‑story Jeffersonian on Detroit’s Gold Coast sold out of foreclosure at a discount, shifting the tower out of lender control while tenants await fixes. The sale raises fresh questions about repairs and the buyer’s plans.

Southfield approved a $65.1 million plan to convert the former Blue Cross Blue Shield campus into 305 workforce apartments and ground‑floor retail.

A proposed settlement would have Munoz Realty repair 299 rental homes and address unpaid debts, but Detroit City Council paused a vote as it verifies how many units are occupied.

Contractors say interior water damage at Detroit’s Lee Plaza was unusually severe, forcing near‑full rebuilds even as the first phase of the senior‑housing rehab nears completion.

Construction has begun on Waterford’s new community and wellness center at the former OCC Highland Lakes campus, a multi‑acre project with courts, fields and senior services. The township expects work to continue into early 2028.

Muskegon’s Lake Michigan shore has seen a jump in vacation listings and nightly rates, testing local regulations and reshaping waterfront neighborhoods. Neighbors and officials are watching closely.

Rocket Mortgage’s analysis finds a typical New York City household would need roughly 65 years to save a $265,000 first-time down payment, while some Midwest metros take under four years.

Warren's planning commission signed off on a drive‑thru 7 Brew at 5702 Twelve Mile Road. The kiosk will be drive‑thru only with two lanes and room for about 37 cars.

Sun Communities’ U.K. sale surfaced security liens and court filings that tie the Southfield REIT to the fallout from British tycoon Robert Bull’s collapse.

The Michigan House approved HB 6074 to curb large investors buying single-family homes, setting thresholds, exceptions and civil fines as the bill heads to the Senate.

Eastern Market plans to replace its 87‑year‑old Shed No. 4 with a two‑story market hall that would add year‑round vendor stalls, kitchens and event space.

Gardner White will move its corporate headquarters from Warren to the former Taubman office campus at 200 E. Long Lake Road in Bloomfield Hills.

Kingsley Club is adding a second 18-hole course and a new clubhouse in a roughly $40M expansion. Coore & Crenshaw will design the new layout.