Back in 2006, the Ann Arbor City Council approved a plan for an ambitious 138,000-square-foot retail and residential project called […]
Arbor Hills to become newest shopping district in Ann Arbor Read Post »
When Schostak Bros. first built the Cherrylander Center near Traverse City, the mall was supposed to bring in enough profit
Retroactive cancellation of debt may cause legal mess for developer Read Post »
In Michigan, we’ve seen small businesses close for one reason or another and although sad, most people never think twice
End of lease puts family business on brink of closure Read Post »
Residents who live in the downtown areas of Michigan know that space is limited. And as readers of our blog
Closed factory cannot be reused for parking, mayor says Read Post »
Nearly everyone in the state of Michigan has been watching the state of the economy for the past several years.
Heads up investors! Real estate goes IPO Read Post »
When most people in Michigan think about retirement-living communities, their brains tend to conjure of images of retirement homes with
A new way to look at retirement life Read Post »
There is no questioning the fact that the recession hit many communities hard; but as we’ve mentioned before, some were
Vacant GM properties could be assets to new companies some say Read Post »
As many residential property owners know, when it comes to accepting tenants, it’s important to pick someone who is trustworthy
Meth lab on property ‘cooks up trouble’ between landlord and tenant Read Post »
When it comes to buying your first home, many Michigan families worry most about the headaches generally associated with first
How rising building costs could affect new home buyers Read Post »
Few people may know this, but the University of Michigan in Dearborn is the only four year college or university
University of Michigan-Dearborn gets first close-to-campus housing Read Post »
Passed in 1972, the Clean Water Act, also known as the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, was
Federal government fines company for violating Clean Water Act Read Post »
The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians in the Upper Peninsula is facing further difficulties this month as once
Land dispute causing legal headache for Michigan Indian tribe Read Post »
The real estate firm Elias Realty, located just to our south in Livonia, has found itself in hot water this
FBI raid on Michigan realty firm uncovers Freddie Mac troubles Read Post »
It’s been a long time coming but the real estate market may finally put a smile on the faces of
2013 the predicted year for a seller’s market Read Post »
As many commercial real estate property owners in the state of Michigan are already aware, there are certain legal responsibilities
Resident injured while signing lease agreement sues housing authority Read Post »
A vision for a livelier downtown Detroit is the dream of Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert. He’s calling it “Detroit
Dan Gilbert aims to transform Detroit into tech-centered downtown Read Post »
We can never stop the news from happening; everyone in Michigan knows that. But when we hear a news story
Senior citizens protest against landlord for upkeep of rental properties Read Post »
As many Michigan tenants know, many apartment buildings have strict pet policies that if broken, can cause you to become
How keeping too many pets can get you in trouble with your landlord Read Post »
Imagine that you are a renter-or maybe you already are one-at a Michigan apartment building. You love your unit; it
Saving money in 2013 by negotiating your lease Read Post »
When the city of Ann Arbor zoned a particular part of land for D2 use in the northeast corner of
Community divided over site plan, council meeting weighs in both sides Read Post »
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