Boutique condo development to soon break ground in Woodbridge
Woodbridge is mostly known for its tree-lined streets and historic single-family homes built in the early 20th century. A new development will be a rare break from that mold. Levels…
Woodbridge is mostly known for its tree-lined streets and historic single-family homes built in the early 20th century. A new development will be a rare break from that mold. Levels…
Some of the highest-priced condos have just hit the market downtown. Three yet-to-be constructed units will be built in the historic Hartz Building above the Detroit Beer Company downtown. Each…
Dakkota Integrated Systems announced today that it will build a $55 million, 600,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Detroit and hire 625 employees. The new facility will be on the east side…
The owners of the Fisher Building have closed on a major loan refinancing to continue much-needed maintenance and preservation efforts on the historic Art Deco building in New Center. According…
The build-to-rent market is exploding in growth, CNBC reports. While homebuilding in general has underperformed in recent years, one segment of residential construction has seen large growth: Building a home…
For the seventh time in the last nine weeks, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped, reaching the lowest average since November 2016, Freddie Mac reports in its weekly mortgage market…
Detroit’s Woodbridge neighborhood is filled with dozens of over 100-year-old Victorian homes. Soon joining the mix will be new townhouses attempting to fit in with the neighborhood’s historic character. Woodbridge…
Article from Crain’s Detroit JPMorgan Chase has exceeded its $150 million Detroit investment, philanthropy initiative Bank plans to invest $50 million more in affordable housing, job training and entrepreneurship CEO…
Project now heads to Detroit City Council Construction could begin as early as spring 2020 Will provide short-term housing for homeless to pave way for permanent housing The…
In 2017, Mayor Mike Duggan announced that Detroit would be the first city in the country to completely rebuild a struggling neighborhood. With the help of developers and funders, the Fitzgerald Revitalization Project would turn the northwest Detroit neighborhood from a place with hundreds of vacant properties to a vibrant, blight-free area that could be enjoyed by new and longtime residents alike.