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Kate Beebe, who has played a key role in the revival of Eastern Market and downtown Detroit's lower Woodward Avenue corridor, will leave the Downtown Detroit Partnership after the Feb. 5 Super Bowl to return to private consulting.
The Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau will be giving 2006 Rose Awards for service excellence to area hospitality superstars.
Despite the city’s financial woes and challenges that mirror hurricane-hit New Orleans, signs of revitalization are all over Detroit. Cranes and scaffolding dot downtown. Parks, lofts, condos, and other development are popping up everywhere. And the city’s spirit is lifting, too.
Southwest Non Profit Housing Corp. is in the process of redeveloping properties at both ends of West Vernor Highway in hopes the business strip will thrive again.
The $500 million project has brought 60 retailers, a four-screen movie theater, and two restaurants.
Mike Ilitch believes the city’s downtown is finally ready for prime time and he’s putting his money where his mouth is.
Detroit’s riverfront will be home to a new $5 million complex called Asian Village that will serve as a local and regional draw.
Tossed, a gourmet restaurant franchise, wants to open 20 eateries locally in the next three to five years.
Why would anyone choose Detroit as a weekend destination when Gary is so close? Well, get ready, folks . . .
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