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Development agreement OK’d for over 300 apartments next to Ann Arbor Trader Joe’s
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor has OK’d a development agreement for hundreds of new high-end apartments at 2424 E. Stadium Blvd. next to the Trader Joe’s shopping complex. City Council voted unanimously Monday, Oct. 5, to approve the agreement with Stadium Investors 1 LLC, which is affiliated with Farmington Hills-based developer Beztak.
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Long-vacant 19th-century house in Ann Arbor finally undergoing renovation, expansion
“Neighbors have been coming by pretty constantly, and everybody seems to be enthusiastic about it," owner Michael Bielby said.
multifamilydive.com
5 apartment projects that recently broke ground
Although multifamily starts plummeted in August, developers are still finding ways to build. Firms have recently started mixed-use developments in Florida and Texas, while Michigan and California are getting more affordable housing. Some designs have unique characteristics: For example, The Adeline coming to Ann Arbor, Michigan, will have a ground-floor window to showcase the utility room where the building’s geothermal system connects to the earth.
hillsdalecollegian.com
Keefer House developers complete structural work
After eight years and seven project extensions, the Keefer House Hotel’s structural restoration from a tax-exempt obsolete building to a commercial property was completed by its Sept. 30 deadline, according to Hillsdale city officials. CL Real Estate Development, a real estate development firm based in LaSalle, Illinois, has not...
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This Michigan Mansion Has Been Standing Since Lansing’s Earliest Days
When construction began on the Turner-Dodge House in 1855, Lansing had only recently become Michigan’s capital. Nearly 170 years later, the mansion still stands beside the Grand River as one of the city’s links to those formative years. Merchant James Turner moved to Lansing in 1847 and became...
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From hub for farmers to growing city, Dexter’s past hints at future
DEXTER, MI — A hub for farmers west of Ann Arbor blossomed into a traditional Michigan village, became a city in 2014 and is now nearing 5,000 residents. Dexter is now looking toward a potential future of continued growth. The city could expand outward and upward, fill in and see more redevelopment.
WLNS
Jackson’s 100 Homes Program extends down payment assistance initiative
A major economic expansion is coming to Jackson's MLK Corridor as city leaders extend the 100 Homes Program's down payment assistance initiative, which they say opens up more of the area for future investment and development.
The Ann Arbor News
Plan for townhomes, retail falls through in Dexter. It’s the 5th project to fizzle out.
DEXTER, MI — A plan for Dexter to sell a piece of downtown for a mix of new residential and commercial buildings has again hit a roadblock, with would-be developers backing out. In April, the Dexter Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously to approve a $1,390,000 purchase and sales agreement...
The Ann Arbor News
Pub owner says work on Jeff Daniels’ new Chelsea bistro destroyed his building - now he’s suing
CHELSEA, MI — A dispute over whether construction at JD’s Stage Bistro, a newly opened music venue and restaurant in Chelsea backed by actor Jeff Daniels, structurally damaged a pub next door has landed in court. Cleary’s Pub and building owner Frances Edward Real Estate filed a lawsuit...
The Ann Arbor News
Saline city council hopefuls debate affordability, data center, rec center
SALINE, MI – The Saline Data Center is outside of the jurisdiction, but Saline City Council candidates spent much of Wednesday night debating the project and how to deal with its implications. Janet Dilllon is seeking reelection this November alongside Miri Weidner, Bret Pollington and Daniel Burgess. The four...
The Ann Arbor News
2 competing for Ward 4 seat on Ann Arbor City Council
ANN ARBOR, MI — Two candidates are competing for a Ward 4 seat on the Ann Arbor City Council in the Nov. 3 election. Democrat Aidan Sova, president of the Ann Arbor District Library board, and independent James Trost, host of the “A2 Insight” interview program on Community Television Network, are running for the seat being vacated by Dharma Akmon.