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August 10, 2022
The home, which was the last holdout of the Ilitchs, burned to the ground. The property is highly sought after given its adjacency to Little Caesar Arena. The Ilitchs had tried several times to purchase the property, but the homeowners asked for as much as $5 million, which the billionaire Ilitch family deemed too expensive.
August 10, 2022
The home, which was the last holdout of the Ilitchs, burned to the ground. The property is highly sought after given its adjacency to Little Caesars Arena. The Ilitchs had tried several times to purchase the property, but the homeowners asked for as much as $5 million, which the billionaire Ilitch family deemed too expensive.
August 10, 2022
The home, which was the last holdout of the Ilitchs, burned to the ground. The property is highly sought after given its adjacency to Little Caesars Arena. The Ilitchs had tried several times to purchase the property, but the homeowners asked for as much as $5 million, which the billionaire Ilitch family deemed too expensive.
August 9, 2022
The land was in demand as the area came to life within the past decade. The family once listed it for nearly $5 million, but it didn't sell.
August 8, 2022
The eyesore resisted efforts to rehabilitate the property even as the area around the home modernized and grew. That includes the construction of Little Caesars Arena.
July 15, 2022
Behind the scenes of how the Related chairman helped persuade the state to contribute 40% of the project’s estimated cost
July 14, 2022
Ross — chairman of New York City-based developer Related Cos., and a major donor to the University of Michigan — made his pitch directly to four legislative leaders along with top members of the House and Senate budget committees.
July 1, 2022
On Thursday, the Michigan Legislature passed a $77B budget for the 2023 fiscal year that includes funding for roads, education, and more.
July 1, 2022
Michigan lawmakers have approved a $77 billion state budget that includes a $100 million earmark for the proposed Detroit Center for Innovation project.
June 10, 2022
Public swim-up bars may soon be legal in Michigan, gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelly is arrested by the FBI, and more news you need to know.