TROY, MI-Original equipment manufacturers and other car part suppliers decide to make this Detroit suburb their new home. Arrivals include Axiem Inc., TMD Friction, INA, UNISOURCE and Saleen.

ANN ARBOR, MI-Local brokers Daniel Champion and John Earle, both with years of experience in the state's commercial markets, will serve as senior advisors for Sperry Van Ness.

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-The popular US-23 corridor corner needs to be expanded, say four development companies, and they don't want to keep projects on hold for almost two decades while the state goes through its road wish list.

GIBRALTAR, MI-Made in Detroit, reorganizing after filing Chapter 11, still plans on building a $350-million project along Detroit River that would include a golf course and marina. The filing follows the rejection of a partner who would have infused capital.

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-The two-story, 40,000-sf building was 100% leased at the time of sale, after the former owner fixed up the site in anticipation of disposing it. Republic Bank and Rubenfaer & Associates, P.C. are among the tenants.

DETROIT-DaimlerChrysler wants to make engines with Hyundai and Mitsubishi for commercial vehicles and considers potential sites in Michigan or Ohio in order to be near its current base of operations.

PONTIAC, MI-The former home of the Detroit Lions is the subject of various mixed-use proposals, expected to cost about $400 million each to develop. A decision could come by February.

DETROIT-Mixed-use and residential developments being built over formerly contaminated property is expected to spur more than $115 million in new investment in the two communities. Most of it is expected along Port Huron's waterfront.