Redevelopment

Feature Story A brick bungalow brought back to life in Regent Park.

Resilient Neighborhoods: Regent Park's comeback has been building one home at a time

David SandsTuesday, November 22, 2022
Longform Clifford Brown of Woodborn partners stands at a construction site in SW Detroit.

Public-private partnerships and development incentives spur Detroit investment

David SandsTuesday, November 1, 2022
Feature Story Ponce Clay stands on a stretch of real estate he owns in Detroit.

Black Detroit developers reveal secrets to successfully scaling up operations

David SandsTuesday, August 30, 2022
Feature Story Angie Gaabo

Resilient Neighborhoods: Angie Gaabo speaks on efforts to preserve diverse housing in Woodbridge

David SandsTuesday, May 24, 2022
Feature Story Jason Jones of Tekton Development

What impact are minority developers having on Detroit's skyline?

David SandsTuesday, January 25, 2022
Feature Story Michigan Central Station

Big Plans: Five Detroit developments to watch in 2022

Erin Marie MillerTuesday, January 25, 2022
Feature Story David Merritt at the Give Merit/FATE space.

A former UM basketball star is on a mission to help redevelop this West Side Detroit neighborhood

Jane Parikh SimonsTuesday, January 18, 2022
Feature Story George Adams, Jr.

These 3 Black-led development efforts are putting community front and center in Detroit

David SandsTuesday, December 21, 2021
Development News A proposed rendering for Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park

Detroit Riverfront Conservancy gears up to give West Riverfront Park a big makeover and a new name

David SandsTuesday, May 18, 2021
Partner Content Les Lance, business manager for J&G Pallets, says the building they renovated on Mack Avenue likely would have been demolished without intervention.

Non-profit helping to build resilience in Detroit's small businesses

Kate RoffTuesday, April 13, 2021
Development News historic-fort-wayne

City takes a ‘grassroots approach’ to revitalizing Historic Fort Wayne

MJ GalbraithTuesday, February 23, 2021
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What's old is new again…and brownfield and historic preservation tax credits available to careful and diligent developers mean that old is more than just aesthetically pleasing, it's economically viable. Add in the inherent sustainability of reuse, and the triple-bottom-line survey says: redevelopment is the way to go.
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