Dustin Walsh is a Senior Reporter at MiBiz. He focuses on themes in construction and real estate, as well as the cannabis and psychedelics industries, exploring the intersection of these dynamic sectors. His work has been featured in notable publications including Automotive News, Green Market Report, and Crain's Detroit Business.
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Dustin Walsh's coverage has a strong local focus on Michigan and Detroit, with topics ranging from healthcare, marijuana industry, auto industry to legislation. He covers government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulation and cites data extensively.
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By: Dustin Walsh
The Lyon Township Board of Trustees — facing a citizen-led recall — voted unanimously earlier this month to deny an easement for a stormwater project, effectively stopping developers from moving forward with the massive data center that’s targeting California-based Anthropic as the user.
By: Dustin Walsh, Kurt Nagl
Hillwood-Sterling, a joint venture between two prominent developers, is under contract to buy roughly 200 acres of the site, according to sources.
By: David Eggert, Dustin Walsh
Early signs point to Michigan’s new and controversial 24% wholesale tax on marijuana falling short of legislators’ expectations.
By: Dustin Walsh
That uncertainty comes on the heels of the utilities securing, or seeking to secure, contracts with the globe’s most powerful tech companies as they race to open massive hyperscale data centers across the state.
By: Dustin Walsh
Marathon Health has a health center in Novi and opened a location in Sterling Heights in April, with plans to open more clinics in metro Detroit this year.
By: Dustin Walsh
In grow rooms, law offices and C-suite boardrooms across Michigan, operators are asking how to save the industry from collapse and one question keeps rising to the top: “How do we transform our adult-use program into a medical one and get the same advantages as our national competitors?”
By: Dustin Walsh
Michigan’s marijuana industry has stabilized over the past three months, but fractures are creeping into CRA’s monthly report as the industry is being crushed by pricing pressure.
By: Dustin Walsh
The number of workers simply dropping out of the labor market remains a major underlying problem in the state. The labor force participation rate — the percentage of the population 16 years or older employed or seeking employment — was done to 59.8% in May.
By: Dustin Walsh
Under the legislation, a hospital review board would be established to monitor hospitals’ adherence to the new requirements.
By: Dustin Walsh
The new facility is expected to house primary care, a comprehensive digestive health program, behavioral health care and an ambulatory surgery center with four operating rooms and serve roughly 20,000 patients annually after it opens next year.
