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Share June 10, 2021, 7:48 AM Get ready for a shocker here: It turns out the Ilitch organization's pledge to redevelop buildings in the so-called District Detroit is yet another broken promise.  Feel the excitement? (File photo) WXYZ reports that 686 units promised in six buildings near Little Caesars Arena still exist nowhere other than on fancy architectural renderings: ... if you click on the residential leasing brochure on the "District Detroit" website today, all you’ll find is a 404 page. While an entire arena was built in just over two years, four years after (a) ...

Four years ago, the District Detroit announced a new residential development initiative boasting 686 units across six developments. But four years later, the buildings come up short of what was planned.

United Artists Building project gets additional $2 million in state funding to close financing gap United Artists Building project gets additional $2 million in state funding to close financing gap Construction costs again swell; project now pegged at $85.6 million Work would begin this summer, pending financing being finalized CoStar Group Inc. The developer trying to convert the vacant United Artists Building on Grand Circus Park into apartments has secured another $2 million in state financing for the project. The long-delayed United Artists Building redevelopment into apartments has rece...

Lydia.wheeler@insidebiz.com Olympia Development Corp. broke ground in June on the fifth phase of Convergence Center Office Park along Interstate 264 in Virginia Beach.

Virginia Beach scales back bioscience park plans because of local industry size Trevor Metcalfe, The Virginian-Pilot Leaders at the Virginia Beach Department of Economic Development have scaled back a planned bioscience project and canceled new building construction in order to speed up the implementation process and because of a lack of local industry. “The cluster just wasn’t mature enough to support that,” said Virginia Beach Economic Director Taylor Adams. The city planned to begin construction on the 60,000-square-foot building — the first at the long-planned VABe...