Nick Manes

Rocket Companies Inc. may be ending its sponsorship of the Rocket Classic tournament in Detroit, but the company isn’t stepping away from the game entirely.

After nearly a year of pre-development work, a first-time developer in Detroit is seeking a new location for a project planned on the edge of the West Village neighborhood.

When the Rocket Classic PGA Tour event wraps up this weekend at Detroit Golf Club, Detroit will join a lengthy list of major U.S. metro areas without an annual PGA Tour event — and getting another one won’t be easy.

Six pros teed off from the roof of the five-story Traver Building in downtown Detroit for Par 3 in the D, a new feature of the final PGA Tour event in Detroit.

Pro golfer Michael Thorbjornsen was the fourth first-time winner in the Rocket Classic's eight-year run, but the PGA Tour tournament is over as of Sunday.

Michigan’s housing shortage isn’t an economic inevitability — it’s a policy choice, argues Nolan Gray, a leading voice in the national housing reform movement.

​United Wholesale Mortgage is asking a New York State court to dismiss a $100 million lawsuit filed by its rival, Rocket Mortgage.

Developer will present new plans to the Historic District Commission after earlier proposals were rejected.

Benson has early advantages, but candidates will need to get the attention they need to get their messages across.

The deal is intended pay down debt and shore up the company's liquidity after a failed takeover attempt and falling stock price.