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Leaders address Michigan’s housing shortage amid rising costs
The panel discusses housing in Michigan (L-R): state Sen. Sarah Anthony (D-Lansing), Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) Chief Executive Officer Amy Hovey, Ann Arbor City Council Member Linh Song, and Communities First President and Chief Executive Officer Glenn Wilson at the Mackinac Policy Conference May 28, 2024 | Detroit Regional Chamber photo.
Trustees approve condo development
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — New homes are coming to Harrison Township soon. The Board of Trustees approved a 30.5-acre condominium development at its May 28 meeting. Situated between Prentiss Street, Jefferson Avenue and Metro Parkway, the development will contain 83 single-family units and will be built in two phases. Plans for the site were originally presented to the Harrison Township Planning Commission at its March 21 meeting, where commissioners tabled its approval until its May 16 meeting. At the March meeting, developer Randy DePrez of Victoria Park Holdings, LLC told commissioners the condos would cost between $400,000 and $600,000.
Townhomes in the works after Farmington sells Maxfield Training Center
FARMINGTON — Officials in Farmington may be walking around with an extra spring in their step these days as the city has some closure on a long-anticipated project. After being vacant for approximately 12 years, the Maxfield Training Center, located at 33000 Thomas St. in the city’s downtown, was purchased by Robertson Brothers May 17 at a price of $690,000.
Zero Energy Ready Home Comes to Margate Community Near Downtown Plymouth
Robertson Brothers Homes in Bloomfield Township states it is revolutionizing the production home market by offering a Zero Energy Ready Home at its Margate community in Plymouth. The grand opening […] The post Zero Energy Ready Home Comes to Margate Community Near Downtown Plymouth appeared first on DBusiness Magazine.
LOCS Board of Education authorizes sale of Administration Building to West Investment Group
LAKE ORION — The Lake Orion Board of Education authorized the sale of the district’s Administration Building to West Investment Group during its regular meeting on May 22. The $700,000 purchase will be made by West Investment Group, allowing West Construction access to the building. West Construction also plans to redevelop the 97-year-old Ehman Center, 55. W. Elizabeth St., for residential use. The Ehman Center is located next to the Administration Building.
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