Detroit

Ground-Breaking Ceremony for New Parkridge in Ypsilanti

UnitedHealthcare Bets $17M on Affordable Housing

Two new developments will provide housing and support services for low- and moderate-income individuals, families and veterans in Michigan.

Demolition Tracker Map

Detroit’s Blight Removal Program Hits Major Milestone

The program aimed at reviving the city’s neighborhoods translates into an average of 75 houses demolished each week.

David Lichtenstein, Chairman & CEO of Lighstone

Lightstone Secures $164M Refi for Metro Detroit Properties

The New York-based company teamed up with Greystone and Freddie Mac for the loans.

Rendering of a Community Garden in the Fitzgerald Area

The Fitzgerald Project, Detroit’s Premiere in Urban Development

The Fitzgerald Revitalization Project focuses on 100 vacant buildings and 257 empty lots that will be converted to productive landscapes.

Develop Detroit’s Sonya Mays: ‘There’s an Abundance of Opportunity Here’

Executives of a new nonprofit discuss their innovative strategy for brightening the city’s residential picture.

Riverfront Towers

Image Capital Bags Riverfront Towers in Motor City

The New York-based real estate investor paid roughly $143,000 for each of the 557 luxury residential units.

Demolition Tracker Map

Detroit’s Demolition Program Now Has an Online Tracker Map

Residents can find out which vacant houses have been brought down and which are under contract for demolition.

Tyrone Clifton, director of the Detroit Building Authority

Tyrone Clifton Appointed Director of the Detroit Building Authority

Tyrone Clifton will be coordinating Detroit’s blight removal program, which is the biggest in the country.

JPMorgan Chase Announces New Investments in Affordable Housing

The banking company is moving forward with its $100 million commitment to help accelerate Detroit’s economic growth.

Hardest Hit Fund Areas in Detroit

City of Detroit Gets an Extra $42M in Demolition Funds

The U.S. Treasury Department and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority approved additional funds for the city’s blight removal initiative, which will now expand to 90 percent of Detroiters.