A new study finds strong downtown housing demand following decades of population loss.
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An influential nonprofit believes Detroit can grow its lagging downtown population by more than 50% in five years.
Why it matters: Leaders want to promote the city core as once again a place to live, not just visit or work.
Detroit has the "stickiest" downtown of the 30-plus U.S. cities included in a new report.
More than 1,600 new hotel rooms are planned across downtown.
Mayor Mike Johnston wants the city to lower costs, speed up permitting and revive downtown foot traffic to keep businesses from…
A new immersive sports venue is coming together downtown ahead of a planned fall debut.
The suburbs aren't the end of the story.
But is Dan Gilbert’s project finally running out of steam?
