Rochester Hills' draft 2027–2032 capital plan would spend about $198.3M and the city is weighing new rules for large data centers, from lot‑size minimums to water‑use limits.

Wayne State is asking trustees to approve a $46M plan to demolish and rebuild its 1966-era law school on the Detroit campus. The project would modernize classroom, clinic and library space.

GM has closed on the big redevelopment at the former Palace of Auburn Hills, moving the long‑dormant site toward a large supplier campus and hundreds of jobs. State and local filings point to Piston Automotive as the planned operator.

Dearborn approved a $31M, 111‑unit townhome development at 15625 Lundy Parkway that includes 29 attainable units reserved for households up to 120% AMI.

Chicago nonprofit lender IFF plans to scale up loans and property investments in Detroit to build a regional hub for community capital. The move could unlock financing for housing, early‑childhood centers and nonprofit facilities.

A 13‑floor, 313‑unit tower at 2205 Cass Ave will be leased by the University of Michigan and is set to begin construction this spring as part of the District Detroit plan.

Bose plans a 78,000‑square‑foot automotive R&D hub in Troy's Big Beaver corridor, bringing engineering labs and vehicle test bays to Metro Detroit.

The five-story Greenleaf Trust building at Woodward and Maple in downtown Birmingham sold for about $20 million, Crain’s reports. The mixed-use property includes restaurants, offices and residences.

Flex‑N‑Gate has leased about 198,591 square feet at Orion Commerce Center in Orion Township, adding a major supplier near GM's assembly campus.

Detroit filed to seize a vacant west-side apartment after years of illegal dumping. City lawyers say lawsuits and roughly $100,000 in fines back the effort.

Bedrock broke ground on a downsized life‑sciences building at Detroit’s long‑vacant Gratiot 'fail jail' site, anchored by a BAMF‑Henry Ford theranostics center aimed to open by late 2027.

An 800‑acre former prison site is being remade: Meijer is under construction and new tech, industrial and housing projects are moving into the MITC corridor. Infrastructure and power upgrades are central to the plan.

The Waterfront at 507 Biddle will close Oct. 11, 2026, to make way for a 30-unit luxury apartment project; owners say they are retiring after about a decade. The announcement includes plans for a rooftop pool and private docks.