DETROIT-A $125-million capital campaign is contributing the $60 million for a new Fisher Music Center in the city's culture corridor, where Orchestra Hall was once in danger of demolition. Plans for a $35-million high school remains on hold.

DETROIT-Flint, MI-based Perani's Hockey World has 13 stores in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Texas selling ice hockey and inline/roller hockey equipment. Meanwhile, Lopez Engineering has taken possession of a 15,000-sf building in Rose Township, MI.

DETROIT-Fourteen years after its lawsuit was filed, JFK Investment is awarded $16.5 million for wetland property that was planned to become the site of a sports complex, multifamily rental units and a restaurant.

DETROIT-Four complexes in Muskegon, MI and St. Joseph, MI up for sale at a price the Dietz Organization terms as below replacement value. The properties have seen substantial renovations and improvements.

DETROIT-The Greater Detroit American Heritage River Initiative raises about $13.5 million to buy land, clean-up banks and development projects, including restoring the theater and guard house at the former Fort Wayne.

ROYAL OAK, MI-By the slimmest of margins, Craig Schubiner of Harbor Development wins planning commission endorsement in this Oakland County suburb for a five-story building on Woodward Avenue.

TROY, MI-The city council approves a brownfield redevelopment plan for the former 15-acre Stanley Door property, but the project competes against the current the Saleen Mustang headquarters in California.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-The four-story, 110,000-sf building is designed around job function, not rank. The $20-million corporate headquarters overlooks one of the few open wetlands areas in busy Southfield.