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John James tours Pontiac housing development, pushes plan to lower housing costs
PONTIAC, Mich. — Republican candidate for governor John James says Michigan could make housing cheaper by cutting some of the costs and regulations tied to building it. James toured a new housing development in Pontiac this week, where homes are being built on land that once held other properties.
CBS Detroit
They'll own the home. A nonprofit will own the land.
Four homes coming to a lot in Howell Township will sell for about $250,000 through a community land trust — a first of its kind for Livingston County. When an owner sells, 75% of the appreciation stays with the trust to hold the price down for the next buyer.
The Ann Arbor News
12-story affordable housing development on Ann Arbor’s west side gets unanimous OK
ANN ARBOR, MI — A 343-unit affordable housing development on Ann Arbor’s west side is now approved. The city’s Planning Commission voted unanimously Tuesday night, Sept. 15, to OK a site plan for the 12-story high-rise project at 2285 W. Liberty St. where A-1 Rental stands. The...
MLive
Daycare safety concerns block new car wash in Sterling Heights
STERLING HEIGHTS, MI — The Sterling Heights City Council voted 5-1 on Tuesday to deny a conditional rezoning request that would have allowed a Jax Car Wash to open at the former Rite Aid site on Dequindre and 19 Mile Road. The decision came during the Tuesday, Sep. 15...
ClickOnDetroit.com
Fall housing outlook for Metro Detroit homebuyers
This week, the Federal Reserve increased its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point, a move that likely will make it even costlier for consumers looking to buy a home. At the beginning of 2026 there was growing optimism that the housing market might become more manageable for buyers and sellers. But then, the U.S. attacked Iran, and the economy reacted.
metroparent.com
2 metro Detroit towns rank in the Top 10 Best Places to Live in the US
There was steep competition for the best places to live in the U.S., but two Michigan cities made the cut.Both Rochester Hills and Troy cracked the top 10 ranking thanks to their high quality of living. The rankings are put together by U.S. News and World Report–the list includes the top 250 places to live in the U.S. for the 2025-26 year.
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Escape To The Michigan Town Where Rent Stays Under $700 And The Vibes Are Absolutely Immaculate
Flint, Michigan is the kind of city that doesn’t ask for your attention, it just earns it. If you’ve been sleeping on this place, consider this your very loud, very enthusiastic wake-up call. Flint sits about an hour north of Detroit, and it carries a reputation that most...
News-Herald
Long-vacant bank tower in Southgate transformed into luxury apartments
Downriver’s tallest building sat vacant for 10 years. But developer Alex Begin saw potential in the former Security Bank & Trust Building, 16333 Trenton Road in Southgate. Begin recently completed a nearly $50 million transformation of the 14-story tower, which was built from 1970-73. It now houses more than 200 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom luxury apartments. Studio units at the Bank Tower Apartments start at $1,195 per month; two-bedroom penthouses go for as much as $3,795.
The Ann Arbor News
Dexter moves forward 45-acre land annexation request for homes, possible well
DEXTER, MI — Dexter city officials have approved a housing developer’s request to annex about 45 acres from Scio Township into the city. The city’s approval means landowner Baker Road Land Holdings LLC can submit a petition to the Michigan State Boundary Commission, which has final authority over whether the 45 acres will become part of the city.
MLive
What a new State of the Downtown report says about Ann Arbor
ANN ARBOR, MI — Downtown Ann Arbor welcomed 19.7 million visits in 2025, marking a 2.5% increase over the previous year as the area continues adapting to post-pandemic changes in how people work and spend their time, according to the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority’s latest report. The...
CBS News
Buyers will own these Howell Township homes. A nonprofit will own the ground underneath
Michigan Daily
Ann Arbor City Council unanimously votes to sell Kline’s lot to developer for high-rise
Welcome back to A2 Outlook! I’m glad we could welcome so many Oklahoma fans to Ann Arbor this weekend! To everyone who watched the game at home, I was briefly featured on the Fox broadcast during the National Anthem. I’m almost as famous as that influencer guy they kept showing on the jumbotron and as Abdul El-Sayed, who came to campus yet again this weekend.
The Detroit Free Press
New Canopy homes debut as Core City project prepares major expansion
The latest batch of architecturally distinct residential duplexes have opened in Detroit developer Phil Kafka's Core City Project, which could nearly double in size in coming years under a new master plan. The units are Phase Two of The Canopy, a set of a dozen duplexes containing 24 units of rental and for-purchase housing that is situated at 15th Street and West Forest Avenue. The project expands the total number of new residences within the village-like Core City development to 53, of which eight are privately-built houses. Kafka's real estate and development firm, Prince Concepts, began the overall development 10 years ago in an area of Detroit — Warren and Grand River avenues, an area known as the Core City neighborhood — that hadn't seen much development in decades. Besides housing, the development includes a mix of restaurants and businesses, including Bev's Bagels, the Barda and Puma restaurants, 313 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a bakery, Nuvrei MC, that recently opened in the former space of Cafe Prince. The Canopy residential duplexes are highly unique in appearance and were designed by Los Angeles-based architect Edwin Chan, who is a former design partner of the late architect Frank Gehry. Gehry, who died
Model D
From Blueprint to Breakthrough: Tackling Affordable Housing in Detroit
Finding an affordable place to live continues to be a challenge for many as widespread housing shortages persist across the U.S. Rising home prices and high interest rates have made homeownership inaccessible for a large portion of the population. Meanwhile, as rental demand increases, the number of renters facing affordability challenges is also on the rise.
DBusiness Magazine
Interstate Capital in Birmingham Announces $500M in Industrial Projects Along I-94
Interstate Capital, an industrial real estate development company in Birmingham has announced it has five large industrial developments in the works along Michigan’s I-94 corridor. At full buildout, the projects […] The post Interstate Capital in Birmingham Announces $500M in Industrial Projects Along I-94 appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .