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May 13 2019

First Michigan PACE Summit A Success – Shows Making Money While Helping The Environment Really Is Possible!

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Successful event featured speakers, networking and exhibitors using POWER of PACE financing for greater Net Operating Income (NOI), building valuation and comfort/wellness of inhabitants, while lowering operation/maintenance costs, costs of capital and transitioning to a smaller building carbon footprint.

WELCOME MESSAGES

Bali Kumar, CEO of Lean & Green Michigan, the state’s PACE administrator, welcomed attendees to the event. It’s evident of the great interest in PACE due to the large number of participants at the first ever event held in Michigan.

November 4 2018

2nd Annual Sustainable Detroit Forum Showcases Local Efforts In Sustainability

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Story by Robert Mattler

Host and platinum sponsor, Wayne State University (WSU), along with the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) Detroit Region, held an all-day conference at WSU’s Student Center on October 24^th to discuss the present state of sustainability in Motown. The day was filled with Keynote speakers, a panel discussion and presentations that highlighted some of the recent key advances in building a more resilient and sustainable community for all. More

May 27 2017

District Detroit Doubles Down On Residential Development

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Not too long ago in Detroit it was BIG NEWS to hear any announcement of residential development. Friday’s announcement at District Detroit raised the bar with plans to build 700 residential units across six new redevelopment and ground up construction projects. These projects are expected to rent out quickly due to increased housing demand along the Woodward corridor.

Jerry Kreuger, President of American Community Developers (ACD), spoke about their company’s unique opportunity to develop residential units in the most dense sports venue in the entire country. No other city has all four sports teams within a few short blocks of one another. ACD was chosen by the Illitch family because of their past success of historic residential redevelopment in the city of more than 2,200 units, many of those units being available for affordable housing.More