New development plan calls for demolition of 2 towers
RenCen plan would demolish 2 towers — but it hinges on public money
General Motors Co. and Dan Gilbert's Bedrock LLC are planning to tear down two of the automaker's five Renaissance Center towers as part of a reimagining of the long-struggling complex the automaker is vacating next year in a major realignment of the city’s business and commercial real estate landscape.
Dan Gilbert's real estate company envisions a rightsizing of Detroit's skyline icon for a new era of downtown living.
Two towers at Detroit’s iconic Renaissance Center would be razed and the complex converted to a mix of housing and offices ...
General Motors and real estate firm Bedrock announced on Monday a development plan that would permanently alter the ...
Crain’s Detroit Business reports that two of the five towers comprising GM’s Renaissance Center will be demolished, and ...
Earlier this year, General Motors announced plans to move their headquarters from the Renaissance Center to Hudson’s Detroit ...
GM and Bedrock unveil a $1.6 billion vision for the struggling Detroit icon that requires $250 million in public money.
The GM Renaissance Center, a staple of Detroit’s skyline, is slated for a $1.6 billion overhaul and hinges on $250 million in public funding.
A plan backed by General Motors and developer Bedrock would see two downtown Detroit Renaissance Center towers taken down.
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Dramatic RenCen redesign would remove 2 towers in GM, Bedrock's new concept planThe plan would reduce office space and redevelop the remaining three towers into hospitality and housing - leaving most of ...
Bedrock and General Motors Co. today announced a conceptual plan to redevelop the Renaissance Center and 27 acres along the ...
Dan Gilbert said the Renaissance Center has “huge potential” for redevelopment as his real estate company, General Motors Co.
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