Summer-long project to add bike lane, update utilities on West Cross Street
The work is a continuation of a lane configuration project the city started on Cross Street in 2013.
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Ypsilanti housing forum presents startling data and possible solutions on affordability
The city of Ypsilanti's Affordability and Accessibliity Committee surveyed about 600 Ypsi-area residents and found that about half of them spend more than 30% of their income on housing-related costs.
Values-driven investment firm Revalue to offer classes, community space at new downtown Ypsi office
The firm, which was previously based out of SPARK East's business accelerator, plans to use the space to amplify its message of socially responsible investing.
Atomic Object expands in Ann Arbor, offers community event space
The Grand Rapids-based software company has renovated and expanded into the third floor of its downtown Ann Arbor office building.
New panelized mural proposed in Kerrytown
Detroit Street Filling Station has proposed to affix the mural to the restaurant's northern exterior wall.
City of Ypsilanti seeks input on removal or repair of the Peninsular Dam
Although more costly, removal of the defunct 1867 dam would be a one-time project with significant environmental impacts.
Howell announces rental subsidy program for new downtown businesses
The city is trying to attract more quality and affordable dining choices, everyday retail options, and youth-based attractions.
Ann Arbor plans network of protected bike lanes, beginning construction this spring
Protected bike lanes have been in discussion for years, but they'll begin to become a reality in 2019.
Three intriguing takeaways from Swisher Commercial’s annual Ann Arbor real estate vacancy report
The report breaks vacancies down by type of office space and specific areas of Ann Arbor, and there are a few surprising trends in the data.
New group aims to unify local efforts on affordable housing
The group's recent inaugural meeting was attended by representatives of roughly 30 organizations and constituencies with an investment in affordable housing.
Ypsilanti housing forum presents startling data and possible solutions on affordability
The city of Ypsilanti's Affordability and Accessibliity Committee surveyed about 600 Ypsi-area residents and found that about half of them spend more than 30% of their income on housing-related costs.
Values-driven investment firm Revalue to offer classes, community space at new downtown Ypsi office
The firm, which was previously based out of SPARK East's business accelerator, plans to use the space to amplify its message of socially responsible investing.
Atomic Object expands in Ann Arbor, offers community event space
The Grand Rapids-based software company has renovated and expanded into the third floor of its downtown Ann Arbor office building.
New panelized mural proposed in Kerrytown
Detroit Street Filling Station has proposed to affix the mural to the restaurant's northern exterior wall.
City of Ypsilanti seeks input on removal or repair of the Peninsular Dam
Although more costly, removal of the defunct 1867 dam would be a one-time project with significant environmental impacts.
Howell announces rental subsidy program for new downtown businesses
The city is trying to attract more quality and affordable dining choices, everyday retail options, and youth-based attractions.
Ann Arbor plans network of protected bike lanes, beginning construction this spring
Protected bike lanes have been in discussion for years, but they'll begin to become a reality in 2019.
Three intriguing takeaways from Swisher Commercial’s annual Ann Arbor real estate vacancy report
The report breaks vacancies down by type of office space and specific areas of Ann Arbor, and there are a few surprising trends in the data.
New group aims to unify local efforts on affordable housing
The group's recent inaugural meeting was attended by representatives of roughly 30 organizations and constituencies with an investment in affordable housing.
