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Homes in these cities now exceed 2008 property values, even as much of the rest of the state still recovers from the Great Recession

Rising crop prices fueled a surge in land values, and larger investments in Michigan farms

A $1 billion investment by GM gives Warren the region’s highest industrial property values. Auburn Hills slides into second, while Detroit is a close third.

More than 90 percent of Michigan residents live in communities where property values have yet to return to 2008 levels. Can the hardest hit cities and towns recover?

The numbers show just how far Detroit has fallen post-bankruptcy, and how much farther the city has to go toward a real turnaround.

We break down the property value numbers from every city and township in Michigan to see how communities have fared since the Great Recession.

Fruit and vegetable growers across the state say immigration crackdowns will scare away seasonal workers, with few Americans eager to fill in.

Looking for opportunity? Go west.

A Detroit casino wasn’t in the cards for Trump, undone by some of the same issues dragging down his presidential campaign today, including a battle over tax returns

Too many new entrepreneurs make the same, avoidable mistakes. In a state badly lagging in new businesses, executing a sound plan is critical. Our experts tell you how.