JC Reindl is a Business Reporter at the Free Press. He covers general assignment business news with a focus on construction and real estate, including commercial and residential real estate, the housing market, and the construction industry. JC's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Detroit Free Press, USA TODAY, and more.
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JC Reindl's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Detroit, Michigan. He frequently reports on topics such as real estate, business and industry developments, government announcements, and labor strikes in the region.
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By: Jc Reindl
Once the old mall is down, construction would begin on Phase 1 of Lakeside Town Center.
By: Jc Reindl
The jury found the club and its owner liable for retaliating against employees who complained of racist treatment of some Black visitors.
A look at the timelines for 10 projects in District Detroit.
By: Jc Reindl
According to documents obtained by the Free Press, the project's developers plan to buy and raze the Cass Building to make way for a parking deck.
By: Jc Reindl
Detroit's mayor said she was honored the company chose Detroit when it could have gone anywhere.
The three apartment projects are part of the $3 billion Future of Health development near Detroit's New Center area.
The plaza replaces what had been a one-way street, a narrower sidewalk and extra lanes of road.
By: Jc Reindl
The rehab project's developers plan to open the first batch of the building's apartments by the end of the year.
A lender for the mall in Dearborn also claims it is owed more than $35 million.
Huntington Bank is closing 13 branches across Michigan, including half a dozen in metro Detroit.
