State of Michigan invests $7M into Cadillac Place upgrades in New Center
The state is investing in upgrading one of its most significant buildings.Excerpt:The State of Michigan has invested $7 million into New Center’s Cadillac Place. The improvements run the gamut, from boiler and elevator upgrades to flooring and facade repairs. The work was funded through maintenance allowances in the state’s lease agreement. Additionally, employees from three departments — Department of Human Services, Department of Labor and Economic Growth and Gaming Control Board — have been consolidated into Cadillac Place. These moves increased the total number of employees in the building from 1,650 to more than 1,800.Read the rest of the story here.
The state is investing in upgrading one of its most significant buildings.
Excerpt:
The State of Michigan has invested $7 million into New Center’s Cadillac Place. The improvements run the gamut, from boiler and elevator upgrades to flooring and facade repairs. The work was funded through maintenance allowances in the state’s lease agreement.
Additionally, employees from three departments — Department of Human Services, Department of Labor and Economic Growth and Gaming Control Board — have been consolidated into Cadillac Place. These moves increased the total number of employees in the building from 1,650 to more than 1,800.
Read the rest of the story here.
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