Regional development news round-up: Diners, parks, and rideshares
It's been another busy month for development news in metropolitan Detroit. Let's catch up on some of the biggest stories from the past four weeks.
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Kuhnhenn Brewing Co. to open new location in Clinton Township
The new brewing facilities will be used for large-scale production and distribution, but will also feature a 280-seat taproom and a kitchen offering small plates.
Former industrial building near downtown Royal Oak to be transformed into 75 apartments
The new development, dubbed "The Harrison," promises to be one of the most unique adaptive reuses Royal Oak has seen.
Great Expressions moves headquarters to Southfield, creates 84 jobs
Great Expressions is one of the largest privately-owned dental service organizations in the country and has over 240 offices in 10 states.
Historic Auburn Hills log cabin now a co-working space with wireless internet, free coffee
Auburn Hills' oldest building, the circa-1836 Nusbaumer Homestead Log Cabin, has been transformed into a modern co-working space.
Orion Township beer distributor invests in energy efficient upgrades
The Orion Township-based Powers Distributing is the first business in the state to have completed a refinanced PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) project.
Griffin Claw Brewing Company plans Birmingham expansion, second location in Rochester Hills
Fresh off the December 2015 opening of a new retail area at their Birmingham bar and brewing facility, Griffin Claw Brewing Company has announced plans to open a second location in Rochester Hills.
Celebrate a decade of Pure Michigan with a year’s worth of happenings throughout metro Detroit
To celebrate its 10th year, Pure Michigan has released some of their most anticipated Michigan adventures, attractions, and openings coming in 2016.
New restaurant serves fresh, delicious vegan and vegetarian food in Ferndale
Even the cocktails are healthier at GreenSpace Cafe.
Preservation group forms to protect historic character of downtown Farmington
A cluster of Victorian-era Queen Anne houses greets visitors as they enter historic downtown Farmington from the east, but a newly formed preservation group fears these historic structure are at risk from developers.
