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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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News-Herald
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.
rejournals.com
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...
WXYZ
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.
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Harbor Bay Ventures unveils plans for 12-story student housing development near Michigan State University
Harbor Bay Ventures unveiled The Howard, a 12-story student housing development at 401 E. Grand River Ave. in East Lansing, Michigan, that will become the tallest mass timber residential building in Michigan upon completion in 2028. Site work, including demolition of the property’s former building, began Sept. 14, 2026.
MLive
12 ways Ann Arbor plans to divide and spend millions from downtown property sale
ANN ARBOR, MI — The approved sale of the city-owned Kline’s lot in Ann Arbor means millions of dollars are expected to pour into the city’s coffers, and the city has big plans for the money. City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night, Sept. 22, to approve a...
The Ann Arbor News
125 townhomes, retail space could replace former Ann Arbor-area book printing facility
SCIO TWP., MI — The site of a former book printing facility off Jackson Road west of Ann Arbor could be transformed with 125 townhomes by Pulte Homes of Michigan and nearly 30,000 square feet of new retail space. The Scio Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday, Sept....
WLNS
Karen Wey busts 5 real estate myths
Karen Wey says real estate chose her. More than 20 years ago, she and her husband adopted their youngest child from Romania and started looking for a ranch-style home that would be easier for their daughter to get around. They never moved. Instead, the broker listing the house they planned to buy recruited Wey into the business.
DBusiness Magazine
DBusiness Magazine Announces Finalists for the 2026 Commercial Real Estate Awards
DBusiness magazine, part of Hour Media in Troy, has announced the finalists for its fourth annual Commercial Real Estate Awards, recognizing the individuals, companies, projects, and transactions shaping the future of […] The post DBusiness Magazine Announces Finalists for the 2026 Commercial Real Estate Awards appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .
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Detroit Council urging inspections of Munoz Realty’s entire portfolio
The City Council is urging Detroit’s building department to inspect all residential and commercial properties owned or managed by a long-criticized landlord operating under a legal settlement to resolve fines and subpar conditions at hundreds of properties. Detroit Council Member Mary Waters initiated a resolution unanimously approved Tuesday as...
The Ann Arbor News
Big development in Ann Arbor, estimated at $651M, gets state’s OK for massive tax capture
ANN ARBOR, MI — The largest tax-capture deal for private development in Washtenaw County history now has approval from the state. The Michigan Strategic Fund Board on Tuesday, Sept. 22, approved a brownfield tax-increment financing plan for the Arbor South mixed-use development in Ann Arbor. It’s slated to transform...
annarborobserver.com
August 2026 Ann Arbor Home Sales
Livingston’s own blueprint: Local architect James Livingston designed dozens of projects including Lawton Elementary School and Weber’s (known back in Livingston’s day as Weber’s Motor Inn). In 1958, he designed 1821 Sheridan Dr. as his own residence. The 5-bedroom, 4-bath house, which sold for $1.25 million, has exposed beams and fir paneling, along with a sunken living room and a two-story foyer. Longtime owners Robert and Martha Ause carefully preserved the mid-century modern home, even keeping the pendant lights and the purple St. Charles kitchen cabinets, earning them a 2023 Ann Arbor Historic District Commission preservation award.
WJR
Down Payment Proposal Fuels Debate on Path to Homeownership
September 24, 2026 ~ David Hall, President and CEO of Hall Financial, joins Kevin to discuss a new proposal that could provide up to $50,000 in assistance to first-time home buyers. DETROIT ~ For many prospective homebuyers, the dream of homeownership remains just out of reach as rising rents and...
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Pinckney's Beloved Leprechaun Karl Burg Passes Away
***Story has been updated; obituary added. A beloved Pinckney community member has passed away. Karl Burg was known to many as Pinckney’s leprechaun. He always dressed up and marched in the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and festivities. Burg was well known around town and a very friendly fellow.
thesalinepost.com
Council Agrees to Amend Purchase Agreement To Extend Timeframe on Lot 20A
In January, when the city sold Lot 20A (1080 E. Michigan Ave.) to Cambridge Real Estate, the parties agreed that the city could buy the property back if construction had not started within nine months. That date, Oct. 14, is fast approaching and work has not begun. Monday, city council...
multifamilyexecutive.com
Harbor Bay Ventures Expands Mass Timber Student Housing Pipeline in Midwest
Days after Harbor Bay Ventures topped out the nation’s tallest mass timber student housing building in Columbus, Ohio, it unveiled a new mass timber student housing community coming to East Lansing, Michigan. The Chicago-based real estate development and investment firm topped out INTRO Columbus, a 13-story, 186-unit building near...
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This Hidden Michigan Town Offers Rent Under $700 And A Quality Of Life That Hits Different
Flint, Michigan is sitting right there on the map, unbothered, underestimated, and honestly a little tired of waiting for you to show up. Most people drive past this city on their way somewhere else, and that is genuinely one of the great navigational mistakes of modern Michigan life. Flint is...
Axios Detroit
Detroit scrutinizes developers seeking tax breaks
Detroit is taking a closer look at who's behind development projects before approving tax breaks, Axios has learned. Council member Angela Whitfield Calloway plans to introduce a resolution Tuesday or next week. Why it matters: Tax breaks mean cities collect less money to encourage development, so it's crucial how they decide who gets them. Driving the news: City law and economic development officials drafted the new screening process over the past month, according to a confidential Sept. 9 memo provided to Axios. The new policy went into effect Sept. 14. In applying for tax breaks through the Detroit Economic Growth Corp., the applicants, key owners and personnel will be subject to criminal and civil background checks covering the previous five years concerning business integrity, per the memo from corporation counsel Conrad Mallett Jr. State of play: Calloway urged Detroit to create a screening process for companies seeking city incentives. At a July council meeting, she questioned a proposed tax break for developer Landy Land LLC after learning of Landy Land's registered agent , Adam Kessler, facing an unrelated civil fraud judgment — which he's appealing . Calloway also pointed to a separate issue — the city's demolition-dirt controversy — as