Parking garage to be built next to Guardian Building
The Sterling Group plans to build a $12.7 million parking garage at 511 Woodward Ave. to serve the neighboring Guardian Building, which the real estate firm purchased in 2003.
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California firm buys $13 million Gateway Industrial Center
Hager Pacific Properties, a real estate investment firm based in Newport Beach, Calif., has acquired the Gateway Industrial Center in Detroit for more than $13 million, according a statement released Tuesday.
Crain’s announces best managed nonprofit winners
Crain’s chose nonprofit winners for those with a budget under $3 million, and those above.
Michigan Hall of Fame to open exhibit in First National Building
The Michigan Sports Hall of Fame plans to open temporary exhibit and event space on the second floor of the First National Building overlooking Campus Martius in time for the Super Bowl.
New seafood plant planned for West Side
Claud Anderson, author and promoter of programs to empower black Americans, plans a $43 million industrial park on Detroit’s near West Side to include a 250,000-square-foot seafood plant and, later, more than a dozen small factories.
Old Tiger Stadium to host Bud Bowl 2006, leading up to Super Bowl
Thousands of fans will gather at ‘Club 1620’ at Tiger Stadium in Corktown for the gridiron gathering put on by Anheuser-Busch.
Restored Brush Park mansion to offer luxury lodging for Super Bowl
The Inn at 97 Winder, a grand 1876 mansion, opened its doors this month in time to offer luxury lodging to Super Bowl-goers.
Edsel Ford II to head long-term growth study
The Detroit Regional Chamber has drafted Edsel Ford II to lead an advisory committee on a two-year study aimed at charting long-term economic growth for Southeast Michigan.
NFL to set up theme park in Cobo
The NFL Experience, an interactive football theme park, will set up at Cobo Center from Feb. 1-5.
City retailers offer unique, hassle-free holiday shopping
Buyers can find a different pace and better service in Detroit shops
that don’t draw hectic holiday crowds like suburban mega shopping
centers.
California firm buys $13 million Gateway Industrial Center
Hager Pacific Properties, a real estate investment firm based in Newport Beach, Calif., has acquired the Gateway Industrial Center in Detroit for more than $13 million, according a statement released Tuesday.
Crain’s announces best managed nonprofit winners
Crain’s chose nonprofit winners for those with a budget under $3 million, and those above.
Michigan Hall of Fame to open exhibit in First National Building
The Michigan Sports Hall of Fame plans to open temporary exhibit and event space on the second floor of the First National Building overlooking Campus Martius in time for the Super Bowl.
New seafood plant planned for West Side
Claud Anderson, author and promoter of programs to empower black Americans, plans a $43 million industrial park on Detroit’s near West Side to include a 250,000-square-foot seafood plant and, later, more than a dozen small factories.
Old Tiger Stadium to host Bud Bowl 2006, leading up to Super Bowl
Thousands of fans will gather at ‘Club 1620’ at Tiger Stadium in Corktown for the gridiron gathering put on by Anheuser-Busch.
Restored Brush Park mansion to offer luxury lodging for Super Bowl
The Inn at 97 Winder, a grand 1876 mansion, opened its doors this month in time to offer luxury lodging to Super Bowl-goers.
Edsel Ford II to head long-term growth study
The Detroit Regional Chamber has drafted Edsel Ford II to lead an advisory committee on a two-year study aimed at charting long-term economic growth for Southeast Michigan.
NFL to set up theme park in Cobo
The NFL Experience, an interactive football theme park, will set up at Cobo Center from Feb. 1-5.
City retailers offer unique, hassle-free holiday shopping
Buyers can find a different pace and better service in Detroit shops that don’t draw hectic holiday crowds like suburban mega shopping centers.
