ANN ARBOR, MI-Money would be raised in a capital campaign to pay for new support center, stadiums and gymnasiums, school officials say. Plans have been in the talking stages for the past year.

AUBURN HILLS, MI-The new 60,000-sf building is constructed as part of a $70-million capital campaign from Metro Detroit YMCA. The campaign is building 443,000 sf of facilities.

DETROIT-Two of three casinos will move their operations to new locations in Downtown, while MotorCity will expand at its current site. The deal gives the city $102 million over the next two years.

DETROIT-Area warehouse, manufacturing and R&D space is moving forward, brokers say, but lease rates for signed deals are off as much as 20% from asking prices.

DETROIT-A team spokeswoman confirms that the Detroit Lions are negotiating with developers for proposals to fill 1.3 million sf of space, including a 250-room hotel or retail uses.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-A 97,000-sf building doubles space of the current facility when it opens, tentatively scheduled for July 2003. The building itself costs $26 million; furnishings and design work add up to more than $10 million.

DETROIT-The casino firm changes plans, switching to a 25-acre Detroit Edison site next to the Lodge and I-75 freeways, abandoning a bid for the state-owned Michigan Executive Plaza. Meanwhile, three Downtown casinos await today's city council expansion decision.

DETROIT-Dollar spent on commercial real estate construction drop to $411 during June, following a 35% drop during all of 2001, reports the F.W. Dodge Division of the McGraw-Hill Cos.