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Homebuilders at odds with municipalities over housing development reform bills A package of bills proceeding through the state Legislature could amount to a significant change in zoning policy for housing developments around Michigan should they be enacted. The four bills from Democratic state Reps. Kristian Grant of Grand Rapids and Cynthia Neeley of Flint aim…
Cannabis giant shuts down Michigan grow operation as workers unionize, prices slump One of the country’s largest cannabis operators is abandoning its Michigan grow operations. Chicago-based PharmaCann told employees Monday it would shutter its 207,000-square-foot LivWell Michigan cultivation site in Warren, laying off at least 170. Todd Lince, president of Teamsters Local Union No. 337,…
Duggan: I’m running for governor — as an independent Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan launched a campaign for Michigan governor on Wednesday but, in a huge surprise, said he will run as an independent and not as a Democrat. Duggan is the first top-tier candidate to jump into the 2026 race. He made the announcement in…
Second wave of District Detroit projects won’t start until next year Roughly two years after the Ilitch family and developer Stephen Ross announced a $1.53 billion vision for a kick-started District Detroit area, there’s still in some cases at least a year to go until construction begins on the first of those 10 proposed projects. The…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.