Plans revealed for future of Michigan’s tallest building, the GM Ren Cen
DETROIT - The future of Michigan’s tallest building and is complex, the General Motors Renaissance Center, has just been revealed. After 28-years, GM plans to relocate its headquarters to the Hudson Site, which is Michigan’s second tallest building with construction nearly complete.
Dan Gilbert's real estate company envisions a rightsizing of Detroit's skyline icon for a new era of downtown living.
General Motors Co. and Dan Gilbert's Bedrock LLC are planning to tear down two of the automaker's five Renaissance Center ...
When GM corporate staff and executives move world headquarters to the Hudson building late next year, it now needs double the ...
Bedrock and General Motors announced a plan for the future of the Renaissance Center that would include demolishing two of ...
A plan backed by General Motors and developer Bedrock would see two downtown Detroit Renaissance Center towers taken down.
Crain’s Detroit Business reports that two of the five towers comprising GM’s Renaissance Center will be demolished, and ...
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Dan Gilbert said the Renaissance Center has “huge potential” for redevelopment as his real estate company, General Motors Co.
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