Real Estate

A West Coast transplant will head up one of Detroit's prime real estate gigs when Kofi Bonner takes over as the CEO at Bedrock next month.

Good news in what has been a challenging year: The latest housing report from RE/MAX of Southeastern Michigan says year-over-year home sales are up.

The news about the area's housing market proved to be better than anticipated, according to market experts.

A national housing report points out that the housing market didn't have a very good May, with home sales dropping 70.2% in Metro Detroit, the largest year-over-year drop in the country.

Experts say it may take a few months to see the big picture of how COVID-19 has impacted the commercial real estate market.

As Michigan businesses continue to grapple with the impact of the governor's stay-at-home orders, Bedrock announced Thursday it had created a second phase to its rent-relief program for its tenants, offering a benchmark for how companies can help tenants as the economy reopens.

While housing sales continued to drop in April, critical metrics show buyers and sellers are still very much in the market.

As real estate agents and their firms become among the first industries to get the “go ahead” to get back to work during the coronavirus crisis, experts are saying it's going to take patience, technology and a focus on making sure all related parties don’t mess it up.

The housing market in southeast Michigan looked good early in the year, leaving real estate agents hopeful of a strong 2020. Then came the pandemic, and the numbers started crashing.

Indications are that the stay-at-home orders and skyrocketing unemployment numbers are having a negative effect on the real estate market.

Local real estate experts are continuing buying and selling, although it's not yet known what the long-term impacts of COVID-19 might be.

Metro Detroit companies of all shapes and sizes are working together to fight the economic effects of COVID-19.

In keeping with Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's mandate and in conjunction with its retail partners, Somerset Mall closed its doors Wednesday in a move expected to last through at least March 27.

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A long-vacant spot in Ferndale is set to be home to a multi-use redevelopment project that will feature parking, retail and office space.

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The architect of the renovation of the iconic Book Tower building plans to uphold the vision of the Book brothers, for whom the tower is named.

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