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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.
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Buyers Are Rushing To Temperance, MI: Inside One of The Hottest Zip Codes In America
In the newly released Realtor.com® Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report, a surprising trend has emerged. Despite a challenging market, there are still areas attracting strong buyer interest. This year’s rankings
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Detroit Evening Report: New housing initiatives in north Corktown
This week the city announced two initiatives to support new homes, increase neighborhood investment and expand pathways to homeownership as well as housing affordability. The first initiative involves the city’s Housing and Revitalization Department. They are looking for development proposals for 16 city-owned parcels in the neighborhood of North Corktown. The goal is to create 20 new homes for rent or purchase.
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Ann Arbor breaks ground on its largest affordable housing complex ever
Local dignitaries at the site of the Adeline housing complex groundbreaking in Ann Arbor. After years of hopes and false starts the official groundbreaking for The Adeline housing complex was held this morning in downtown Ann Arbor. As the Community High Jazz Quintet played, the crowd celebrated the largest affordable...
MLive
‘A blessing’: 67 Detroiters receive deeds to their homes
DETROIT, MI - Sixty-seven Detroit residents are now homeowners after completing a city program that helps people reclaim homes previously lost to tax foreclosure or deed fraud. The Detroit Land Bank Authority celebrated the new deed holders Friday, Sept. 25, during its 10th annual Buy Back ceremony at the University...
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2 candidates running to finish supervisor’s term in Lodi Township
LODI TWP., MI — Voters in an historically rural community facing development pressures just outside of Ann Arbor will elect a township supervisor to serve for the next two years. Lodi Township lost its supervisor when Jan Godek died in April. Godek, a Republican, had served as an elected...
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Michigan Approves $651M Ann Arbor Mixed-Income Project
ANN ARBOR, MICH. — Oxford Cos. and Crawford Hoying have received final state approval for Arbor South, a mixed-use redevelopment project covering approximately 20 acres on the south side of Ann Arbor. The project cost is estimated at $651 million. Arbor South, a brownfield development, is expected to include 1,069 residential units and encompass more than 2.2 million square feet.
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New Models Emerge to Facilitate Community Land Ownership
Glossary: Community-Based Commercial Real Estate Strategies. Brent Fosberg is a Lansing, Michigan-based developer. Development is the family business. But Fosberg is not pleased at the sprawling development that has dominated Lansing. “I think there’s a real correlation [between] our level of trust in our institutions and our [urban] design and how we built [our communities],” Fosberg says.
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Take a tour of this incredible $85M estate in Northville, Michigan Nestled in the exclusive Turnberry community, this home sits on over an acre and features 6 bedrooms, 10 bat
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Farmers Market to return to one day a week next summer
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. The Farmers Market committee made the decision this week to return to one market a week next summer after trying two markets a week this summer. Traditionally, the market has been held on Thursdays either on Adrian Street or in Chi-Bro Park. This year, the market committee added a second market in Wurster Park on Sundays. That market proved more popular than the Thursday market and the committee has decided to hold only a Sunday market in Wurster Park next year. What time the market will start and end hasn’t been decided yet.
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Allen Park moving forward on pavilion, stage on site of former theater
Allen Park is moving forward with a plan to build a pavilion and stage on the site of a former movie theater in the downtown area. The project on the site of the demolished Allen Park Digital Cinemas will likely break ground next spring and be completed by fall. It is designed to boost the downtown area, said Tom Murray, city administrator, in an email.
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Ann Arbor’s Arbor South mixed-use community earns final state approval
Oxford Companies and Crawford Hoying today announced that Arbor South, a 20-acre mixed-use community planned for Ann Arbor’s south side, has received final state approval from the Michigan Strategic Fund Board. Located at 2845 S. State St., near Eisenhower Parkway, Arbor South is envisioned as a natural extension of...
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Ann Arbor expands tenant protections as Michigan cracks down on rental fees
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WXYZ) — Renters in Michigan are gaining new protections at both the state and local levels. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently signed legislation aimed at limiting certain rental fees that advocates say can add significant costs for tenants. At the same time, Ann Arbor city leaders have approved an expanded Tenants’ Bill of Rights and formally recognized renters’ right to organize, making it the first city in Michigan to do so.