Detroit, Michigan, October 19, 2025 Detroit is moving forward with plans for a new multi-modal transit hub in the 30-acre Michigan Central innovation district in Corktown. The $40 million project, funded by Michigan Central, Bedrock and the State of Michigan’s Office of Future Mobility and Electrification, will centralize bus and train
Detroit, Michigan, October 18, 2025 Detroit’s downtown is undergoing a surge in commercial construction, with multiple mixed-use and high-rise projects reshaping the skyline. Major developments include a flagship mixed-use skyscraper with condos, hotel and retail attracting corporate office relocations; a large tech, media and entertainment venue within a new mixed-use project;
Detroit, MI, October 17, 2025 Detroit will build a new multimodal transportation hub to connect buses, streetcars, passenger rail and intercity buses, improving mobility across the city. Located on a 30-acre site adjacent to the restored Michigan Central Station in Corktown, the facility will combine modern amenities with preserved historic architecture.
Detroit, Michigan, October 17, 2025 Atwater Street in Detroit will be closed to vehicles to allow utility and storm sewer upgrades connected to the I-375 reconnection project. The work aims to improve stormwater handling along the riverfront, reduce pressure on combined sewers during heavy rain, and support future roadway transformation. Pedestrian
Detroit, Michigan, October 16, 2025 Restoration of Detroit’s landmark Lee Plaza tower is progressing rapidly, converting the long-vacant 15-story Art Deco building into 117 affordable housing units for seniors. Rents will be capped at 30% of residents’ income and affordability is guaranteed for at least 45 years. The project preserves and
Detroit, Michigan, October 16, 2025 Michigan Governor announced a $40 million initiative to convert the historic Michigan Central Station area into a modern intercity rail hub. The funding will cover engineering and environmental work ahead of construction, with a new multimodal facility to serve intercity buses and passenger trains and replace
Detroit, Michigan, October 16, 2025 The Garland Street Homes in Detroit have been fully renovated to preserve their 1920s architectural character while adding modern amenities and sustainable features. The project includes full renovations at 2912 and 2918 Garland Street and efforts to protect adjacent properties like the Sweet home. A $500,000
Detroit, MI, October 16, 2025 Detroit announced plans to develop a state-of-the-art WNBA practice facility and a large youth development academy on the former Uniroyal industrial site along the riverfront. The $50 million project will include a 75,000-square-foot practice center and a 100,000-square-foot youth academy with indoor and outdoor fields for
Detroit, Michigan, October 16, 2025 Detroit’s historic Michigan Central Station will be redeveloped into a major multimodal transit hub, reintroducing passenger rail including Amtrak and accommodating intercity buses. The initiative is led by a partnership of the state transportation department, the city and Michigan Central, supported by an initial $40 million
Detroit, Michigan, October 16, 2025 A.B. Ford Park, a 34-acre green space on Detroit’s east Riverfront, has reopened following a $12 million renovation and cleanup. The project replaced contaminated soil, planted over 500 trees, and rebuilt park infrastructure to improve public access. A new 8,600-square-foot solar-powered community center features a living
