SOUTHFIELD, MI-Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust says its total revenues increased by $4.6 million in the third quarter of 2003, compared to the year earlier period.

DETROIT-Legal Aid may purchase its own building in Downtown. The non-profit agency would move from its current location to renovate the 77,000-sf 1400 Woodbridge and build a 36,000-sf addition on the west parking lot.

ANN ARBOR, MI-Voters here have passed an anti-sprawl measure that will purchase farmland development rights on 10,000 acres surrounding the city.

HOWELL, MI-Another parcel has been sold in a local industrial park. The sale of this land leaves only 20 acres remaining of the original 40 acres available just one year ago.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-If ya' can't beat 'em, sometimes you still can't join 'em. Simon and Westfield did not nominate candidates to the Taubman Centers board of directors--a possibility the companies had left open after a hostile takeover bid failed.

DETROIT-The McGregor Fund has chipped in $2 million to the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy project. The riverfront plan calls for more than $500 million worth of public and private improvements to be made along the Detroit River Downtown.

DETROIT-The McGregor Fund has chipped in $2 million to the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy project. The riverfront plan calls for more than $500 million worth of public and private improvements to be made along the Detroit River downtown.

JACKSON, MI-CMS Energy was honored by the EPA for brownfield redevelopment for the power company's new headquarters.