Detroit residents urge delay as city council advances RenCen redevelopment agreement

DETROIT – City council members advanced an agreement between developers and residents tied to a $2.2 billion plan to transform Detroit’s Renaissance Center and surrounding East Riverfront into a residential and entertainment district. In a 3-2 vote, the City Council’s Planning and Economic Development Committee voted to send the community benefits agreement to the full council […]

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