Since owner General Motors announced last year that it will vacate Detroit’s Renaissance Center ... and more of the open ...

Excitement is growing inside General Motors for the company to relocate from its current world headquarters at the Renaissance Center along the Detroit River to the new Hudson's Detroit building ...

T he famed Renaissance Center in Detroit has been the hive where GM houses its most important worker bees since it acquired the building in 1996, but lately the building is feeling more like an ...

Since owner General Motors announced last year that it will vacate Detroit’s Renaissance Center ... waterfront amenities we’ve been slowly building along the RiverWalk for the past quarter ...

While "right-sizing" usually means laying off people six levels below the executives who decide they are dispensable, in this case it means knocking down two of the RenCen's four 39-story towers, ...

The first of the two side-by-side buildings is now expected to welcome its first office and retail tenants this summer.

"The problem is if we sold the building without ... in private capital and GM would give $250 million. The rest would come from a $100 million contribution from Detroit's Downtown Development ...

Plans revealed for the Renaissance Center in Detroit focus on accessibility, mixed housing, and a family-friendly destination.