August development news round-up
Mansion rehabs, plans for new hotels, and windows in Michigan Central Station are some of the stories that made news last month in Detroit.
Mansion rehabs, plans for new hotels, and windows in Michigan Central Station are some of the stories that made news last month in Detroit.
Detroit grows stronger with contributions from women in science, technology, engineering, and math fields.
Virtuoso Design+Build's placemaking efforts add outdoor dining options, pedestrian-friendly vibe to Greektown.
"We are adding 50 restaurants a day," says Travis O Johnson, co-founder & CEO of foodjunky. "Most of them are independents, but there are chains as well."
After 17 hours, 52 revolutions, and 150 miles, Model D contributor Aaron Mondry learned a few things about himself, the people of Detroit, and Michigan's longest municipal rail system.
GOLFLER is launching mobile app that features an all-inclusive, on-course concierge service for golf courses and players.
Things are coming together for the Whisky Parlor, a new food and drinks venue from the people responsible for Grand Trunk Pub and Checker Bar.
A new gallery in Corktown and a wine-centric restaurant downtown are slated to this month.
Many high school students spend their time working hard to graduate. A small group in Metro Detroit are doing that and making a business out of it.
It's been another busy month for development news in the city of Detroit. Let's catch up on some of the biggest stories from the past four weeks.
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