Silo site development plans submitted
The Detroit Economic Growth Corp. (DEGC) received proposals from seven local and national development teams for the redevelopment of seven sites east of downtown, including the LaFarge, Holnam and Cemex […]
The Detroit Economic Growth Corp. (DEGC) received proposals from seven local and national development teams for the redevelopment of seven sites east of downtown, including the LaFarge, Holnam and Cemex […]
For more than two decades, Maggie DeSantis has helped to build a community identity on the East Side, bringing vitality and a sense of place as well as commercial and residential development.
Two of the nation's largest philanthropic foundations are donating a total of $17 million to spur job creation and boost the economic fortunes of Detroit neighborhoods near the city's big RiverWalk project that stretches from downtown to Belle Isle, south of Jefferson Avenue.
When traditional media outlets didn’t deliver, TheUrbanFlavor started its own scene, sending out a weekly who-what-where-when on city happenings geared toward young, urban, African-American professionals. The newsletter has made Detroiters see a new side of their city.
The Detroit City Council late last week voted unanimously to sell 28.3 acres on the East Side of Detroit to the Salvation Army of Metropolitan Detroit for a new community center.
Townhomes in a West Side neighborhood and lofts in a neighborhood near Indian Village were awarded brownfield tax credits recently totaling more than $500,000 recently.
Two state tax credits will help residential redevelopment projects slated for a West Side neighborhood and a neighborhood near Indian Village.
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