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.

Sterling Heights and Warren hired AECOM on a three‑year, $1.3M contract to lead the Arsenal Alliance and help local firms compete for federal defense work.

A private MoveDetroit coalition will distribute $500K+ in benefits to 313 people, including limited $15K stipends and $1K relocation grants, to keep and attract residents.

Charles Brooks and his wife sued the City of Detroit and the Detroit Land Bank Authority on April 9, alleging harassment and defamation tied to their east-side 'castle' rehab work.

Ford will convert part of its Dearborn Product Development Center into "World Headquarters South," keeping a 60,000‑sq‑ft garage and adding covered parking plus a large gym. The move folds Ford Racing and vehicle work into the reimagined campus.

Main Street in downtown Northville will close Monday for a $3.3M Town Square refresh. Sidewalks will stay open while crews resurface the road and rebuild the clock tower.

A two‑story office campus at 600 Wilshire Drive in Troy changed hands for $10.5 million, highlighting investor interest along the Big Beaver corridor.

Petoskey's resort market has tilted upscale: a growing roster of lakefront and Bay Harbor listings now carry seven‑figure price tags. Local brokers point to scarce shoreline and second‑home demand.

Detroit Country Day plans a major Shaw Stadium overhaul with NFL-grade turf, expanded bleachers and a 26-by-19-foot video scoreboard as village officials review permits.

Two years after Pasquale's was razed, the 31555 Woodward lot remains undeveloped while Big Boy says it still plans to build. Planning approvals date to 2021.

A NAR analysis finds managers, business and STEM roles lead homeownership in the Detroit metro, but tight supply and rising prices keep many buyers sidelined.

An investigation found Michigan spent $261M assembling a Mundy Township megasite near Flint, buying about 155 homes and demolishing many even though no factory signed on.

A Detroit-based Berkadia team handled 34 multifamily transactions in 2025, totaling about $576.2M and including several large suburban portfolio sales. The performance earned the group regional Top Broker recognition.