Roderick Hardamon News Today

There are at least 36 projects led by Black developers in Detroit. Sauda Ahmad-Green wants to bring mixed income housing to Virginia Park.

The vacant school would be converted into 40 apartments while a pair of new garden-style apartment buildings would have 60 units across them.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has a plan to cut taxes by 30% for homeowners while tripling taxes on vacant land. It could have major implications for revitalizing neighborhoods.

The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy is nearing completion on the remaining $11 million, 0.42-mile leg of the Detroit RiverWalk, set to be finished in October.

Detroit City Council delayed voting on a $616.3 million transformational brownfield tax incentive for the $1.53 billion District Detroit proposal by the Ilitch family and Stephen Ross.

The city of Detroit is looking into ways to change its tax structure to incentivize development, Mayor Mike Duggan said Tuesday, saying the city was "80 percent of the way to a solution" that would allow a split-rate tax structure.

Duggan helps break ground on The Brooke on Bagley, an SNF project bringing more affordable housing to SW Detroit 

Called Ebiara, the fund will serve as an option for developers in their early stages who need access to capital, technical assistance and coaching.

A new $11 million Ebiara Fund helps Black-owned development firms improve operating capacity, build a transaction pipeline, and more.

A new $11 million fund is aiming to help Black and Brown developers in Detroit access capital.