After many years, this long-dormant corner on Woodward will rise
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Queen Lillian and The Platform have teamed up to develop the corner of Woodward and Stimson that has sat dormant for years.
The $60 million Woodward West project will have almost all Detroit-based companies and bring more than 200 apartments to the neighborhood.
Chris Jackson from Queen Lillian joins me to talk about how the project finally came together and what the plans are.
Then, a couple things you should know around town:
The Detroit Regional Chamber has a new survey out that shows wide support for mask mandates and small business help. I dive in a bit.
Plus, some good news as it seems Michigan has avoided the "surge upon a surge" after Thanksgiving with cases continuing to decline. We're not out of the woods yet, but love to highlight some positive news. Also, vaccines are coming and local counties are revealing plans on how they'll be distributed.
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