The first initiative of MoveDetroit is called “Make Detroit Home,” which will award $500,000 to assist 313 people with funding for business projects, down payments, home renovations, rent or relocatio...

Those running in a crowded primary to replace Mike Duggan to give him considerable credit, but also seek to differentiate themselves in both policy and style.

A variety of factors make up Detroit’s unique housing market — from a stock of mostly older, single-family houses to its relatively low sale prices and high cost to build new, as well as the last deca...

The building, built as a luxury residential hotel in 1929, has been vacant and decaying for the last 30 years.

A wonk-ish economics book written by two prominent, liberal journalists is clearly on the minds of metro Detroit housing advocates.

A recent skirmish in a sought-after Detroit neighborhood highlights the challenges facing aging condominium buildings.

Five out of nine mayoral candidates answered questions about their background and experiences, as well as how they would address wealth and education inequality in Michigan’s largest city.

Ohio’s juvenile legal marijuana industry is being cannibalized by Michigan’s battalion stock fueled by a glut of product and basement-low prices.

Candidates to succeed Mike Duggan as mayor of Detroit had until 4 p.m. Tuesday to file valid petition signatures.

After 30 years in Grosse Pointe, Suzanne and John Conroy decided to move closer to family.In the summer of 2023, the couple closed on the purchase of a 1,500-square-foot home in Royal Oak, near 12 Mil...

State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, a Democrat, is the first candidate to enter the race for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat.

Metro Detroit mortgage lenders are seeking clarity on the potential impact of the new directives.

Homeowners in Detroit continue to see significant increases in their property values, according to data released Friday by the city. The report, by the University of Michigan’s Poverty Solutions,...

The city of Grand Rapids is denying allegations made by six companies related to the enforcement of its cannabis social equity program that the companies say put their licenses at risk.

James Craig joins a crowded field of candidates — the only Republican in a heavily Democratic city, albeit in a technically nonpartisan race.

The governor has declared: Today, let's eat. Andy Isaac, of @WorldofIsaac social media fame, wouldn't have it any other way. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has issued an official state proclamation to refer to today, Saturday, March 8, as "Faturday," in…

The 3-mill debt reduction, if approved by city council, would mean a Detroit resident with a home valued at $100,000 would save $150 annually.

Alexa Bush recently took over as the city's new planning director.

Joe Tate has decided against running for mayor of Detroit.The Democratic state representative and former House Speaker told Crain’s Friday afternoon that the decision not to seek Detroit’s top politic...

Mike Duggan opting to not run for a fourth term creates a period of uncertainty for the city.

The Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr. of Detroit-based Triumph Church is expected to formally announce his bid tonight.

The transcript of a Final Note from Kai Ryssdal that aired at the end of Thursday night's episode of “Marketplace.”

The legalization of marijuana sales in Michigan was supposed to bring a black market industry into the light. Seven years later, crime hasn't stopped.

Minimal inventory continues to present challenges for the Southeast Michigan housing market, and it’s even more pronounced in sought-after school districts.

A request from a Detroit City Council Member could complicate an already complicated redevelopment plan for the RenCen.

Several factors play into the rising cost of pizza.

Michigan homebuilding remains on an uptick, but a host of issues continue to challenge the landscape.Recent data from the Homebuilders Association of Michigan Trade Group trade group based in Lansing ...

Royal Oak’s central business district appears primed for more mixed-use development.