Aaron Mondry is a Senior Reporter for Outlier Media, focusing on local news in the Detroit, Michigan area. His work has been featured in various outlets, including Michigan Radio and WXYZ-TV. Aaron covers a range of topics, including property tax reform, homelessness, development, and community issues.
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Aaron Mondry's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements and legal policy regulations within the real estate industry, with a strong focus on Detroit-specific topics such as renovation, housing market, Detroit police, homelessness, property tax reform, historic buildings, development etc.
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By: Aaron Mondry
The Rocket Residence debuted at the NFL draft in downtown Detroit on "Dream Drive." Too bad the fake house wasn't meant to last.
Is it possible to put a dollar value on white privilege? That’s what local author Tracie McMillan seeks to do in her latest book, “The White Bonus,” where she tries to quantify the wealth five households benefit from exclusively because of their race.
The former Michigan Central Station’s opening is just weeks away. But the public still doesn’t fully know Ford's plans for the building.
The City of Detroit's Citywide Historic Preservation Plan will identify historic buildings and resources and ways to preserve them.
Joe Belanger had to spend thousands of dollars to get water at his home, even though the Detroit Land Bank Authority said it was connected.
The Palmer Lodge turned 99 this spring. Here's a look back at the Detroit apartment building and how it reflects Palmer Park, its historic neighborhood.
The Carbon Athletic Club has long been one of the city’s “best-kept secrets,” tucked away near the industrialized neighborhood of Delray.
Detroit City Council passed an ordinance to create a Tenants’ Rights Commission to recommend policies supportive of renters.
By: Aaron Mondry
A lawsuit from the City of Detroit challenges the U.S. Census Bureau's population number for the city, arguing that it is an undercount.
Detroit's population is 620,376, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2022 estimate. That's an incredibly precise number.
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