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Plan for a new hospital, medical research facility, housing and commercial space is pitched as the latest “transformative” investment in Detroit.
Nearly two dozen people offered questions or comments during the first public hearing on a requested $616 million subsidy.
The District Detroit project's biggest subsidy request for $616 million is gradually moving toward a possible City Council vote in March.
In Tuesday's News Hit: - Three aspiring rappers have gone missing after they were scheduled to perform at Lounge 31. Their whereabouts are unknown - The Michigan governor is facing criticism from Republicans after she made cracks about Ohio and Indiana's LGBTQ laws - Two people are dead and a third suffered minor injuries after a head-on crash in Macomb County
Rising rents and tax breaks for developers revive Detroit gentrification fears. But city insiders also note easier access to loans and new business in some long-dormant neighborhoods.