SOUTHFIELD, MI-Nolan Bros. has come back for a second time to pitch the same residential and retail proposal on a wider swath of land along Evergreen and 10 Mile roads. The company is looking to build active senior housing and some townhouses on the property as well as 10,000-sf of retail and a three-story self-storage facility.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-Polselli pleaded guilty in January for not paying collected taxes from his Plaza Hotel employees to the IRS, grossing almost $2.5 million, and also not paying the IRS at all himself in 1995-96. He will now spend 27 months in prison.

DETROIT-State Sen. Clarke is happy that House Bill 4764 will not be taken up before the senate recesses for summer, believing the government is meddling in the affairs of the Simon takeover attempt. The bill would directly affect the outcome of a lawsuit between Taubman and

DETROIT- For 2003, the struggling economy will continue to take its toll on Detroit, says a Marcus & Millichap report showing vacancies will go up to 18%, rents

EDMOND, OK-Colorado firm seeks to spread out its ownership past its home base. It already has properties in two other states.

DETROIT-Nonprofit development corporation U-SNAP-BAC has completed 64 new multifamily units on the city's eastside available for low to moderate-income families. The project is part of a $26 million campaign to revitalize the city's neighborhoods.

CLEVELAND, OH-Through separate partnerships, Cleveland REIT sells Clocktower Place in St. Louis, then proceeds to buy Ward Parkway Center in Kansas City.

DETROIT-The company's first bookstore in Detroit is set to go into the new Compuware headquarters in downtown. The lease for 8,000 sf should be signed soon, says spokeswoman.