Robin Runyan

It's been a busy week for the Hudson's site. First, it topped out on Wednesday, with its highest beam lifted for the 685 feet tall building. Then Bedrock announced its official name - Hudson's Detroit. Now, it has a big new tenant.

It's been a busy week for the Hudson's site. First, it topped out on Wednesday, with its highest beam lifted for the 685 feet tall building. Then Bedrock announced its official name - Hudson's Detroit. Now, it has a big new tenant.

On Tuesday, the Michigan Strategic Fund approved a Transformational Brownfield Plan for the Future of Health, a $3 billion development coming to New Center. The incentive package comes in valued at about $231.7 million.

We now know what will take up all 45 stories of the new Hudson's Detroit skyscraper. It will be home to both an Edition Hotel - the Detroit Edition - and the Residences at The Detroit Edition. Both are set to open in 2027.

The long-awaited Detroit People's Food Co-op (DPFC) will soon welcome shoppers. The grocery store opens its doors on May 1.

Here are a few of the stories we're reading this week: Everyone likes it now

Could we see some movement on a few unfinished developments in the District Detroit? We could, if Olympia can find some co-developers for them. Yesterday, Olympia Development released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a new co-developer program set for two downtown and one Cass Corridor property.

Detroit officials gathered Monday morning to talk about the wild success of the NFL Draft, which took place April 25-27 in downtown Detroit. It was the highest attended draft ever, with 775,000 in attendance. It was a great boost to the city and the region.

We all have June 6 marked on our calendars for the grand reopening of Michigan Central. But if you don't get an invite that day, no worries. Grand opening events are scheduled through June 16.

A $125 million project downtown should break ground this summer. Yesterday, City Council approved a bonds arrangement for the expansion of the