DETROIT-Farbman says demand is there for multifamily projects, which will bring people and retailers to downtown well into the next decade.

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-Retail developer can borrow from its $50 million facility until Nov. 5. The company is also negotiating to extend the required termination dates even further.

BINGHAM FARMS, MI-Retail REIT is in the process of liquidating assets. It sold six centers in five states for more than $24 million. Several more sales are now under contract.

PORT HURON, MI-The 60,000-sf manufacturing operations will be the only production facility for the firm in U.S. To facilitate this, the company was given $2.7 million in tax breaks.

DETROIT-Owners are raising prices on vacant buildings so high that residential developers won't be able to realize a profit on new projects, says an expert. Without downtown residential, downtown retail won't grow.

DETROIT-He rejoins the brokerage after 17 years away, most recently as a Ford Motor Land

DETROIT-The 73-year-old facility, decorated by artists during the New Deal WPA program, will be vacated by the Marines. The city is now seeking plans for its reuse and renovation.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI-A shopping center REIT uses funds from equity offering to buy 247,000-sf