Detroit cuts ribbon on mixed-income housing development
City leaders, developers and community partners gathered Thursday to celebrate the opening of the first phase of Henry Street Apartments
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City leaders, developers and community partners gathered Thursday to celebrate the opening of the first phase of Henry Street Apartments
Months after former Leland House tenants were forced from their homes, their fight for compensation was back in court on Thursday.
The city of Detroit is rolling out a five-point plan to bring thousands of rental properties up to code.
A housing project in Detroit is finally done thanks to more than 30 volunteers.
Some city leaders question whether residents are seeing the level of progress they were promised.
ShaWanna Gajewski is rebuilding her hometown of Inkster, Michigan, one house at a time.
Arbor One can no longer collect rent from tenants in condemned units and must return rent and security deposits from those who chose to move out.
Attorneys representing the residents say while they should be entitled to a new place to live at Arbor One's expense, it hasn't been that easy unless their case goes to a judge.
Democratic state Sen. Jeff Irwin said that while these bills won't help build new units in our state, they should help to free up some units for more people.
Homelessness continues to be a growing issue. We spoke with one Detroit woman who is facing homelessness, and she says she is now living in a hotel after being evicted for not paying her rent.
For at least the next three months, all eviction hearings in the 36th District Court will return to in-person after three years of doing them virtually.
After months of delays, there's progress in getting a program set to help thousands facing evictions off the ground.
