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Michigan Real Estate News Headlines – May 3, 2021
/in Weekly Roundup /by Dave NykanenNational
“We’re Suffering”: How Remote Work Is Killing Manhattan’s Storefronts
Commercial real estate could look different post-pandemic
Multifamily developments reflect trend of younger generations renting longer
Insurance Costs Threaten Florida Real-Estate Boom
Evictions
30 second trials. Judges muting tenants. The problems with virtual evictions
Detroit
Riverfront complex one of many where receivership looms
Lumber shortage a crisis for Michigan home builders and their customers
Original Lincoln Motor Factory in Detroit to Become Affordable Housing
Real Estate Insider: There’s a new Black-owned commercial real estate firm in town. Here’s why that’s important.
Fannie Mae seeks receivership for Jeffersonian Houze high-rise on Detroit River
In housing market ‘like we’ve never seen,’ Realtors say to do this to land your dream home
In Detroit, many are missing out on property tax debt relief. Here’s why.
Grand Rapids
Commercial real estate could look different post-pandemic
Lumber shortage a crisis for Michigan home builders and their customers
In housing market ‘like we’ve never seen,’ Realtors say to do this to land your dream home
Michigan’s Real Estate Market Remains Hot
Southeast Michigan
Riverfront complex one of many where receivership looms
Lumber shortage a crisis for Michigan home builders and their customers
Booming real estate market allowed Dearborn man to sell his house, buy a condo in matter of days
A shortage of available houses for sale means higher prices and a scramble for buyers
Magna Seating’s new Novi headquarters fetches pandemic-era high for office building
Molina Healthcare sells Troy building to Missouri buyer, downsizes footprint
In housing market ‘like we’ve never seen,’ Realtors say to do this to land your dream home
Man builds poop wall after property line dispute with neighbor
Plante Moran nearly quadruples space in Southfield Town Center, one of pandemic’s biggest office deals
Farmington Hills to Demolish Abandoned Development
Michigan’s Real Estate Market Remains Hot
Western Michigan
Developers eye U.S. 131 commerce center
Multifamily developments reflect trend of younger generations renting longer
Lumber shortage a crisis for Michigan home builders and their customers
In housing market ‘like we’ve never seen,’ Realtors say to do this to land your dream home
Michigan’s Real Estate Market Remains Hot
Northern Michigan
Lumber shortage a crisis for Michigan home builders and their customers
In housing market ‘like we’ve never seen,’ Realtors say to do this to land your dream home
What Does $250k Buy Now In Northern Michigan?
Michigan’s Real Estate Market Remains Hot
Outstate
‘Wild’ housing market ‘like nothing I’ve ever seen’ in Jackson, realtor says
Lumber shortage a crisis for Michigan home builders and their customers
In housing market ‘like we’ve never seen,’ Realtors say to do this to land your dream home
Michigan’s Real Estate Market Remains Hot
Weekly Brief – April 26, 2021
/in Weekly Brief /by Dave NykanenMeijer Eyes Abandoned Kmart Store
/1 Comment/in SE Michigan /by Tracy WillisMeijer is eyeing the site of an abandoned Kmart store in Orion Township. Located at 1025 S. Lapeer Rd. in the Lake Orion Plaza, the old Big K store would be demolished and replaced with a 90,000 square-foot Meijer store. The new Meijer store will not be a full-size supercenter, but it will carry more than just groceries. Although Meijer says it’s too early to release details like project start and completion dates, the owner of the shopping center believes that the company is aiming for a late 2022 opening.