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LED street lights energy saving in downtown Ann Arbor
Source: metromode, 6/29/2007
A simple change in light bulbs will result in big energy savings in downtown Ann Arbor.
Al Wissam moves design team to downtown Dearborn
Source: metromode, 6/29/2007
The Al Wissam design team moves to new office space in downtown Dearborn
UofM's "Big House" gets green light to expand
Source: metromode, 6/28/2007
One of Metro Detroit's largest landmarks is about to get much bigger now that plans for the expansion of Michigan Stadium have been finalized.
Wyandotte approves tax breaks for new development
Source: metromode, 6/28/2007
With the approval of four Neighborhood Enterprise Zones, taxes on new homes in Wyandotte will be cut by 65%, paving the way for new development. 
Historic downtown Masonic Temple in Wyandotte set to become arts center
Source: metromode, 6/27/2007
Wyandotte officials are putting together plans to turn the city's historic downtown Masonic Temple building into an arts center.
Construction is wrapping up at the Crofoot Building in downtown Pontiac
Source: metromode, 6/27/2007
The rehabilitation of the Crofoot Building, one of downtown Pontiac's oldest structures, is wrapping up this summer and set for an opening in the first half of August.
Pontiac  
Future of mass transit in the Motor City on display at TRU
Source: metromode, 6/26/2007
The winners of Transportation Riders United, a Metro Detroit non-profit mass transit advocacy group, mass transit-oriented design contest boast designs of what Detroit’s future transit and transit-oriented neighborhoods would look like with convenient, high-quality rapid transit in 2025.
New Detroit loft development green and modern
Source: Model D, 6/26/2007
Looking like it sprung from the pages of Dwell, the Garden Lofts planned for Detroit's East Grand Boulevard employs striking design aesthetics and green building principles.
Detroit  
Royal Oak offering low-cost loans to improve homes
Source: metromode, 6/25/2007
Royal Oak is being proactive in protecting its neighborhoods from blight with its Housing Improvement Program for people and families with smaller incomes.
Tierra Place to break ground next spring on downtown Ann Arbor building
Source: metromode, 6/22/2007
PMA Consultants plan to build the greenest building in Ann Arbor without spending anymore green on the project that they would for a conventional project of similar size.
New businesses opening in Dearborn's downtown area
Source: metromode, 6/22/2007
A business in Dearborn's downtown area is putting on a new face while others are proving to be new faces.
Wyandotte set to vote on large tax abatement for new housing developments
Source: metromode, 6/21/2007
On Monday, the Wyandotte City Council will decide whether to set up four Neighborhood Enterprise Zones that would cut taxes by 65 percent.
Sterling Heights improving North Van Dyke corridor's aesthetics, walkability
Source: metromode, 6/21/2007
Sterling Heights, a Metro Detroit city known for its suburban style, is trying to become a little more urban with its $5.6-million North Van Dyke Corridor Improvement Plan.
Major businesses sign on for Farbman's Michigan Now! program
Source: metromode, 6/21/2007
Farbman Group has signed some major local talent to help attract and grow out-of-state talent for its Michigan Now! program.
GM taps Hines to develop 600 luxury condo units east of Ren Cen
Source: Detroit News, 6/21/2007
General Motors has solidified its long-discussed plans to develop residential housing on the East Riverfront. The company announced that Hines will be given six acres of land just east of the Renaissance Center in exchange for a cut of future profits. The plan calls for 600 units of luxury high-rise condominiums.
Detroit  
Ann Arbor set to begin Sculpture Plaza renovations on Monday
Source: metromode, 6/20/2007
Ann Arbor's Sculpture Plaza starts to undergo renovations on Monday.
LISC rolls out $100M in neighborhood investment for Detroit and inner ring suburbs
Source: Model D, 6/20/2007
Detroit LISC has rolled out $100 million in planned development for seven Detroit areas that also include parts of Ecorse, Lincoln Park, River Rouge, Warren and Grosse Pointe Park. the plans were crafted after two years of working with neighborhood groups and residents of the affected areas.
Razing of Wyandotte Theater set for mid July
Source: metromode, 6/19/2007
The final curtain is coming down for the old Wyandotte Theater now that city officials plan to tear down the old downtown cinema in mid-July.
IKEA "Small Businesses, Big Dreams" competition to award business makeovers
Source: Ikea, 6/19/2007
IKEA is hosting a competition for small businesses in emerging downtowns, providing makeovers for up to 10 businesses.
Lofts @ 11 in Royal Oak to start construction on Phase II of project
Source: metromode, 6/18/2007
The Lofts@11 project near downtown Royal Oak are one sale away from starting its second and final phase.