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West Shore Homes acquires Michigan-based company

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Central Pennsylvania’s West Shore Home just announced it has acquired a Michigan-based home remodeling company. According to West Shore Home, they recently acquired a second-generation, family-owned home improvement company called Atlas Home Improvement, which is headquartered in Whitmore Lake, Michigan. This acquisition will expand...

Whitmore Lake, MI · 6d
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Detroit Renters Struggle to Reclaim Security Deposits Amid Landlord Withholding, Legal Battles Persist

Some Detroit-area renters say it is sometimes difficult to get their security deposit back after they have legally moved out. In some instances, renters give up, finding that getting the money back may be a waste of time and energy, according to Outlier Media. The article states that six tenants in Detroit and Hamtramck had landlords who refused to refund their security deposits, sent partial refunds, or never answered at all.

Detroit, MI · 7d
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Grande Ballroom in Detroit – Where Rock Legends Played

The Grande Ballroom in Detroit once hosted Led Zeppelin, MC5, Iggy Pop, Pink Floyd, and many more of rock history's biggest names. Today, the legendary venue stands as a haunting reminder of Detroit's rock-and-roll past. Imagine walking into a Detroit ballroom where Led Zeppelin is playing just a few feet...

Detroit, MI · 10d
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Detroit Contractor Buys Another Dan Gilbert Building in Capitol Park

Capitol Square Building — Reported Site of Jarbou Ronnisch Acquisition. A local construction firm has become the newest buyer to pick up a building out of Dan Gilbert's Detroit real estate portfolio. Jarbou Ronnisch Construction has acquired the Capitol Square Building at 1265 Griswold St. in the Capitol Park neighborhood, a six-story red brick structure built at the end of the 19th century.

Detroit, MI · 8d
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‘I just dropped it’: Detroit renters struggle to recover their security deposits

Outlier Media spoke to a half-dozen tenants whose landlords refused to pay, offered partial refunds, or never responded. Outlier Media · Aaron Mondry · ‘I just dropped it’: Detroit renters struggle to recover their security deposits

Detroit, MI · 10d

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Michigan's Largest Vertical Farm Goes Up for Sealed-Bid Sale in Detroit

SecondBloom Auctions has put Michigan's largest vertical farm up for sale, offering the entire Planted Detroit campus at 6301 E. Lafayette Street and 1050 Mt. Elliott Street as a sealed-bid package. The 1.49-acre site in Detroit's East Industrial corridor includes two renovated industrial buildings totaling 37,637 square feet, plus a fully built-out controlled-environment agriculture and food-processing operation, all to be sold together rather than piecemeal.

Detroit, MI · 8d

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Stadium District Development Transforms Michigan Avenue

The reenergizing transformation of the 600 block along Michigan Avenue, completed by Gillespie Group, drew more than 250 people, including community leaders, state officials and the redevelopment partners who were a part of making it happen. Gillespie Group hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the development, named Brick Row, to celebrate...

Lansing, MI · 7d

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State funding advances Arbor South development, expands local business opportunities

Arbor South — a mixed-use development by Oxford Companies and Crawford Hoying — is set to begin construction this January. In late September, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced the Michigan Strategic Fund Board’s approval of an Act 381 plan, a tax increment financing program that will help fund the project.

Ann Arbor, MI · 8d

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City of Detroit aims to be build 1,000 new houses by 2031 in new program

With the goal of building 1,000 new homes by 2031, Detroit wants the capacity to produce about 250 homes per year to meet the new target on time.

Detroit, MI · 8d

DBusiness Magazine

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Jarbou Ronnisch Construction Acquires Historical Building in Detroit’s Capitol Park

Jarbou Ronnisch Construction, a full-service construction management, general contracting, and design/build firm, today announced the expansion of its Detroit presence with the acquisition of 1265 Griswold St. The building, which […] The post Jarbou Ronnisch Construction Acquires Historical Building in Detroit’s Capitol Park appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .

Detroit, MI · 8d

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Detroit launches Project 1,000 with the goal of building 1,000 new homes by 2031

DETROIT, Mich. (WXYZ) — Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield is launching an ambitious new housing strategy aimed at bringing 1,000 new homes to neighborhoods across the city by 2031. The initiative, known as Project 1,000, is designed to eliminate some of the barriers developers face when trying to build housing...

Detroit, MI · 8d

Bridge Michigan

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Panel: No silver bullet for housing, but Michigan policymakers have to act

DETROIT — Michigan has reached a tipping point on housing affordability, but no one on an expert panel hosted by Bridge Michigan claimed to have a silver bullet. The panelists did agree the state has talked about the problem more than it has acted on it. Affordability has been...

Michigan · 8d

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Michigan Builders Warn Skilled Labor Shortage Could Worsen Housing Crisis

JACKSON, Mich. (WOWO) — The people building homes, installing equipment and keeping essential services running are getting older, and the skilled trades are struggling to bring in enough younger workers to replace them. A new national report from the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades finds nearly one in four...

Jackson, MI · 10d

DMR News

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Michigan Houses For Cash Publishes Water-Damage Seller Guide

Water damage can leave homeowners weighing repair costs against the practical demands of selling a property. Michigan Houses For Cash, a homebuying company based in Lincoln Park, Michigan, published a guide on October 14 explaining how cash purchases work for homes affected by leaks, flooding and other moisture problems. The resource adds property-condition guidance to […]

Lincoln Park, MI · 9d

The Detroit Free Press

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Historic village in Oakland County keeps its rural charm amid growth

As part of the Detroit Free Press' ongoing series exploring Michigan communities, we're visiting the Village of Franklin, a southern Oakland County community that blends its 19th-century roots with modern suburban conveniences while preserving its small-town charm. Appeal: Tucked among Oakland County’s busy suburbs, the village that's also just called Franklin is known as “The Town That Time Forgot.” The community has maintained a semi-rural atmosphere with narrow, winding, tree-lined roads, wooded lots and a small historic downtown, despite its proximity to major roads, shopping and employment centers. Along Franklin Road, 19th-century houses and storefronts recall the community’s early days. Locally owned shops and restaurants line the historic Village Center, where community events bring residents together throughout the year. “Village residents and elected officials share a commitment to preserving Franklin’s unique character while ensuring the community continues to meet the needs of the many young families who have chosen to call Franklin home over the past decade,” said Curt Lawson, chief of police for the Franklin–Bingham Farms Police Department. Beyond downtown, many homes are set back from the road on spacious lots. Wooded areas, wetlands and the Franklin Branch of the Rouge River add to the village’s natural setting. Facts:

Oakland County, MI · 13d

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Pack Your Bags For This Michigan Town Where Rent Under $700 Meets An Unbeatable Quality Of Life

Somewhere between the headlines and the highway, Flint, Michigan has been quietly building something worth packing a bag for. This is a city that’s been misread for years, and the gap between its reputation and its reality is wide enough to drive a car through, which feels appropriate given that this is the city where General Motors was born.

Flint, MI · 19d

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Detroit Wants a Developer for Four Oakland Avenue Lots Near a Fabled Music Strip

Detroit is looking for a developer to build on four vacant, publicly owned lots along Oakland Avenue in the North End, an area the city has been positioning as a hub for business and cultural revitalization. The sites sit between Bethune and Custer streets near East Grand Boulevard, and the property is listed with an asking price of $65,000. Any housing built on the site is expected to include affordable units, and whoever is selected would need to start construction within 180 days of closing on the property.

Detroit, MI · 11d

MLive

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‘Another emotionless downtown’: After years away, some Ann Arbor visitors shocked by changes

ANN ARBOR, MI – Austin Murch says that Ann Arbor “felt like a surprisingly small city” when he arrived from rural Oklahoma in the late 2000s to attend the University of Michigan. Since graduating in 2013, he has been back four times. His last two visits this...

Ann Arbor, MI · 13d

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Ingham County down payment assistance program expands after record year

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Ingham County’s down payment assistance program is expanding after a record first year. Diana Bartlett, Ingham County Housing Trust Fund Coordinator, said the program celebrated Oct. 22 the 50th closing of a down payment assistance loan for homebuyers in Ingham County. “We just celebrated...

Ingham County, MI · 13d